Pausanias
Παυσανίας
(Παυσανίας), artists.
1. A statuary, of Apollonia, made the statues of Apollo and Callisto, which formed a part of the great votive offering of the Tegeans at Olympia. He flourished, therefore, about B. C. 400. (Paus. 10.9.3; DAEDALUS II.)
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