Pausanias' Description of Greece

Wealth

Role: boy held by Peace · First appears: Book 1 · Chapter 8

In Book 1, Chapter 8, Wealth appears as a boy in Peace’s arms. By Book 9, Chapter 16, he is also shown in the hands of Fortune, as her mother or nurse; at Fortune’s temple, Xenophon and Callistonicus made a statue of her carrying Wealth. That chapter also recalls Cephisodotus’s statue for the Athenians of Peace holding Wealth.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Xenophon and Callistonicus created the statue of Fortune carrying Wealth.(Book 9 · Chapter 16 · 📍 temple of Fortune)
    • With: Xenophon Callistonicus Fortune
    • “Xenophon the Athenian made the hands and face of the statue, and Callistonicus a native of Thebes all the other parts”
  • Cephisodotus made a statue of Peace holding Wealth for the Athenians.(Book 9 · Chapter 16)
    • With: Cephisodotus Peace
    • “the idea of Cephisodotus who made for the Athenians a statue of Peace holding Wealth”

Book 1 · Chapter 8

  • with Peace (Peace holds Wealth as a boy.) “Peace with Wealth as a boy in her arms”

Book 9 · Chapter 16

  • parent: Fortune (Fortune is described as Wealth's mother or nurse.) “The idea is ingenious of putting Wealth in the hands of Fortune as her mother or nurse”
  • with Fortune (Fortune is represented symbolically as Wealth's mother or nurse.) “The idea is ingenious of putting Wealth in the hands of Fortune as her mother or nurse”

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