Pausanias' Description of Greece

Gitiadas

Family: Sparta · Role: artificer · First appears: Book 3 · Chapter 17

Many years after the temple was completed, Gitiadas, a native of Sparta, made its brass statue of Athene. He also composed Doric poems and a hymn to the goddess. He designed and made statues of Aphrodite and Artemis.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Gitiadas created Athene’s brass statue for the completed temple.(Book 3 · Chapter 17)
    • With: Athene
    • “the Lacedæmonians many years afterwards completed the temple, and made a statue of Athene in brass. And the artificer was Gitiadas a native of Sparta”

Book 3 · Chapter 17

  • with Athene (Gitiadas made the brass statue of Athene.) “And the artificer was Gitiadas a native of Sparta, who also composed Doric poems and a hymn to the goddess.”

Book 3 · Chapter 18

  • with Aphrodite (interaction) “Under the first of these is a statue of Aphrodite, under the second one of Artemis, both the design and work of Gitiadas.”
  • with Artemis (interaction) “Under the first of these is a statue of Aphrodite, under the second one of Artemis, both the design and work of Gitiadas.”

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