Aristomedon

Family: Argive · Role: sculptor · First appears: Book 10 · Chapter 1

At Delphi, following the victory, the Phocians sent Apollo statues of the seer Tellias, the battle commanders including Rhœus and Daiphantes, and local heroes. The statues were made by Aristomedon the Argive.

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• The Phocians send statues of Tellias and the battle commanders to Apollo, made by Aristomedon.(Book 10 · Chapter 1 · 📍 Delphi)
  • With: Tellias Rhœus Daiphantes
  • “In consequence of this victory the Phocians sent to Apollo to Delphi statues of the seer Tellias and of the other commanders in the battle, and also of the local heroes. These statues were by Aristomedon the Argive.”

Book 10 · Chapter 1

• with Tellias (Aristomedon made a statue of Tellias.) “In consequence of this victory the Phocians sent to Apollo to Delphi statues of the seer Tellias and of the other commanders in the battle, and also of the local heroes. These statues were by Aristomedon the Argive.”
• with Rhœus (Aristomedon made statues of the other named commanders, including Rhœus.) “In consequence of this victory the Phocians sent to Apollo to Delphi statues of the seer Tellias and of the other commanders in the battle, and also of the local heroes. These statues were by Aristomedon the Argive.”
• with Daiphantes (Aristomedon made statues of the other named commanders, including Daiphantes.) “In consequence of this victory the Phocians sent to Apollo to Delphi statues of the seer Tellias and of the other commanders in the battle, and also of the local heroes. These statues were by Aristomedon the Argive.”

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