Pausanias Description of Greece 1.44.3

[3] When one has gone down to the port [ epineion], which to the present day is called Nisaia, there is a sanctuary [ hieron] of Demeter Mālophoros. One of the accounts given of the surname [ epiklēsis] is that those who first raised sheep [ probata, = māla in the local dialect] in the land named Demeter Mālophoros [‘she who brings sheep’]. The roof of the sanctuary [ hieron] one might conclude has fallen in through age. There is an acropolis here, which also is called Nisaia. Below the acropolis near the sea is the tomb [ mnēma] of Lelex, who they say arrived from Egypt and became-king [ basileusai], being the son of Poseidon and of Libya, daughter of Epaphos. Parallel to Nisaia lies the small island of Minoa, where in the war against Nisos anchored the fleet of the Cretans.