Kings

Many lines of kings have taken the name of some famous forefather or some founder of a dynasty as a titular name.—See Selden, Titles of Honor , v. Alban kings, called Silvius . A male kite kings, Agag . Bithynian kings, Nicomēdés . Constant i no pol it an kings, Const an tine . Egyptian kings, (ancient), Pharaoh .      ”       ”    (med iæval), Ptolemy . Indian kings, called Palibothrie (from the City of Palibothra). Part hi an kings, Ar´săcês . Roman emperors, Cæsar . Servian kings, Lazar , i.e. Eleazar Bulk or Bulk-ogar , sons of Bulk. Upsala kings, called Drott . Royal patronymics. —A then i an, Cecrop´idæ, from Cecrops . Danish, Skiold-ungs, from Skiold . Persian, Achmen´-idæ, from Achmenês . The alian, Aleva-dæ, from Alevas ; etc., etc.