The traveller, Pausanias, mentions two temples which were dedicated to the worship of Zeus Larissaios and Athena Polias. |
Another Pythagoras, a Samian-born sculptor, achieved works cited by the ancient historians Pliny and Pausanias. |
Most modern scholars emend the text of Pausanias and reidentify Herodotus's Pheidon as the grandson of the great man. |
At Smyrna, where the population was very mixed, Pausanias mentions two nemeses. |
Pausanias 49 mentions such acroteria on the stoa Basileios on the agora of Athens. |
I thought that I heard him called Agathon, and my suspicion is that he is the beloved of Pausanias. |