Androsthenes

Family: Mænalus · Role: pancratiast · First appears: Book 6 · Chapter 6

Androsthenes was the son of Lochæus and a pancratiast from Mænalus. In Book 6, Chapter 6, a statue of him by Nicodamus was noted.

By Book 10, Chapter 19, Androsthenes, a pupil of Eucadmus, had completed the remaining carvings on the gables at Delphi.

Relationship record

Life events

• Androsthenes completed the remaining gable carvings.(Book 10 · Chapter 19 · 📍 Delphi)
  • “and the rest of the carving on the gables was by Androsthenes”

Book 6 · Chapter 6

• with Nicodamus (interaction) “there is a statue, by Nicodamus of Mænalus, of the pancratiast from Mænalus, Androsthenes the son of Lochæus”
• parent: Lochæus “Androsthenes the son of Lochæus”

Book 10 · Chapter 19

• mentor: Eucadmus “and the rest of the carving on the gables was by Androsthenes, also an Athenian, and the pupil of Eucadmus.”

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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.