Same or similar material in other lexica, and several of the paroemiographers; references at Photius, Lexicon pi168 Theodoridis.
For yet another (celestial) explanation of the headword phrase see LSJ s.v. o)ktw/ (web address 1).
[1] The poet: see generally sigma 1095.
[2] A Naxian colony on Sicily (kappa 669).
[3] Cross-referenced at sigma 1094.
[4] A similar figure in Corinth's mythology to Theseus in Athenian, he was also credited with the "urbanization" (sunoikismo/s) of the city; literally the "co-habitation," which was believed to have been the historical occasion when neighboring independent communities joined together to form a polis. N.F. Jones, 'The civic organization of Corinth', TAPhA 110 (1980) 161-193 (summarized in his Public Organization in Ancient Greece (Philadelphia 1987) 97-103) takes the Suda's information seriously and works through its implications.