Euclides
Role: father of Smilis · First appears: Book 7 · Chapter 4
In Book 7, Chapter 4, Euclides is identified as the father of Smilis, an Æginetan sculptor. By Chapter 25, he is named as the Athenian maker of Pentelican-marble statues of Demeter, Aphrodite, Dionysus, and Ilithyia.
In Chapter 26, at Ægira, Euclides made a seated statue of Zeus in Pentelican marble.
Relationship record
Life events
- Euclides made the seated statue of Zeus in Pentelican marble.(Book 7 · Chapter 26 · 📍 Ægira)
- With: Zeus
- “At Ægira there is a handsome temple of Zeus, and his statue in a sitting posture in Pentelican marble by the Athenian Euclides.”
Book 7 · Chapter 4
- child: Smilis “the statue, which is by the Æginetan Smilis, the son of Euclides”
Book 7 · Chapter 25
- with Demeter (Euclides made the statue.) “There are temples here to Demeter, and Aphrodite, and Dionysus, and Ilithyia. Their statues are of Pentelican marble by the Athenian Euclides.”
- with Aphrodite (Euclides made the statue.) “There are temples here to Demeter, and Aphrodite, and Dionysus, and Ilithyia. Their statues are of Pentelican marble by the Athenian Euclides.”
- with Dionysus (Euclides made the statue.) “There are temples here to Demeter, and Aphrodite, and Dionysus, and Ilithyia. Their statues are of Pentelican marble by the Athenian Euclides.”
- with Ilithyia (Euclides made the statue.) “There are temples here to Demeter, and Aphrodite, and Dionysus, and Ilithyia. Their statues are of Pentelican marble by the Athenian Euclides.”
Book 7 · Chapter 26
- with Zeus (Euclides made the statue of Zeus.) “At Ægira there is a handsome temple of Zeus, and his statue in a sitting posture in Pentelican marble by the Athenian Euclides.”
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