Tectæus

Role: sculptor · First appears: Book 2 · Chapter 32

At Delos, Tectæus and Angelion made a statue of Apollo and placed three Graces in his hand. Callon of Ægina was a pupil of Tectæus and Angelion; they, in turn, were pupils of Dipœnus and Scyllis.

Relationship record

Life events

• Angelion and Tectæus placed three Graces in Apollo’s hand.(Book 9 · Chapter 35 · 📍 Delos)
  • With: Angelion Apollo
  • “Angelion and Tectæus who made a statue of Apollo at Delos have placed three Graces in his hand”

Book 2 · Chapter 32

• pupil: Callon of Ægina “the wooden statue of the goddess is by Callon of Ægina; who was the pupil of Tectæus and Angelion, who designed the statue of Apollo at Delos; and they were pupils of Dipœnus and Scyllis.”
• mentor: Dipœnus “the wooden statue of the goddess is by Callon of Ægina; who was the pupil of Tectæus and Angelion, who designed the statue of Apollo at Delos; and they were pupils of Dipœnus and Scyllis.”
• mentor: Scyllis “the wooden statue of the goddess is by Callon of Ægina; who was the pupil of Tectæus and Angelion, who designed the statue of Apollo at Delos; and they were pupils of Dipœnus and Scyllis.”

Book 9 · Chapter 35

• with Apollo (Tectæus made a statue of Apollo jointly with Angelion.) “Angelion and Tectæus who made a statue of Apollo at Delos have placed three Graces in his hand;”
• with Angelion (They jointly made a statue.) “and Angelion and Tectæus who made a statue of Apollo at Delos have placed three Graces in his hand”

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