but it was the family of hellen, who would himself ultimately be the eponym for the entire greek world, that had the greatest mythological significance. he sired dorus, xuthus and aeolus, apparently by othryis, the nymph of mount othrys. dorus was the eponym of the dorians, and his son aegimius' sons, dymas and pamphylus, gave their names to two of the three dorian tribes, the dymanes and pamphyli. the third division was called the hylleis, after heracles' son hyllus, with whom pamphylus and dymas migrated to the peloponnese. xuthus married erechtheus' daughter creusa and was the father of ion and achaeus, along with a daughter named diomede. the relation between the progenitors of greek tribes among the descendants of deucalion is outlined in the following table: