Dionysius
4. A painter, who flourished at Rome at the same time as Sopolis and Lala of Cyzicus, about B. C. 84. Pliny says of him and Sopolis, that they were the most renowned painters of that age, except Lala, and that their works filled the picture galieries (35.11, s. 40.43).
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