Tisagoras
Role: votive donor · First appears: Book 10 · Chapter 18
At Delphi, Tisagoras created an iron representation of Hercules fighting the Hydra, described as “the votive offering and design of Tisagoras.” At Pergamus, he dedicated iron heads of a lion and wild boar to Dionysus.
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Life events
- Tisagoras created an iron representation of Hercules fighting the Hydra.(Book 10 · Chapter 18 · 📍 Delphi)
- Tisagoras dedicated iron heads of a lion and wild boar to Dionysus.(Book 10 · Chapter 18 · 📍 Pergamus)
- With: Dionysus
- “These are also in iron, and were a votive offering of his to Dionysus.”
Book 10 · Chapter 18
- with Dionysus (Tisagoras made a votive offering to Dionysus.) “These are also in iron, and were a votive offering of his to Dionysus.”
- with Hercules (Tisagoras designed the representation of the contest involving Hercules.) “Here too is a representation in iron of the contest between Hercules and the Hydra, the votive offering and design of Tisagoras.”
- with Hydra (Tisagoras designed the representation of the contest involving the Hydra.) “Here too is a representation in iron of the contest between Hercules and the Hydra, the votive offering and design of Tisagoras.”
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Extracted from the original text of Pausanias' Description of Greece. Made with Rho MD.