Hippagoras

Family: Leontini · Role: dedicator · First appears: Book 5 · Chapter 22

At Leontini, Hippagoras joined Phrynon and Ænesidemus in erecting a private statue of Zeus. The account names the three as its dedicator: “And it was erected by Hippagoras and Phrynon and Ænesidemus, not I think the Ænesidemus who was tyrant at Leontini.”

Relationship record

Life events

• Hippagoras, Phrynon, and Ænesidemus erected a private statue of Zeus.(Book 5 · Chapter 22 · 📍 Leontini)
  • With: Phrynon Ænesidemus Zeus
  • “And it was erected by Hippagoras and Phrynon and Ænesidemus, not I think the Ænesidemus who was tyrant at Leontini.”

Book 5 · Chapter 22

• with Phrynon (Co-dedicators of the statue.) “And it was erected by Hippagoras and Phrynon and Ænesidemus, not I think the Ænesidemus who was tyrant at Leontini.”
• with Ænesidemus (Co-dedicators of the statue.) “And it was erected by Hippagoras and Phrynon and Ænesidemus, not I think the Ænesidemus who was tyrant at Leontini.”
• with Zeus (Hippagoras helped erect the statue of Zeus.) “And it was erected by Hippagoras and Phrynon and Ænesidemus, not I think the Ænesidemus who was tyrant at Leontini.”

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