Pausanias Analysis

Chapter 3.15

• 3.15.1: Hero-shrine of Cynisca, Spartan chariot victress.
• 3.15.2: The tomb of Alcman at Sebrium
• 3.15.3: Heracles' sanctuary with an armed statue commemorating his fight with Hippocoön.
• 3.15.4: The murder of Oionos by Hippocoön's sons.
• 3.15.5: Heracles avenges Oionos by defeating Hippocoön and his sons
• 3.15.6: Sanctuary of Athena Axiopoinos and another sanctuary founded by Theras
• 3.15.7: Temple of Hipposthenes and the chained statue of Enyalios
• 3.15.8: Hero-shrines of Cadmus and his descendants beside Sparta's Painted Lounge
• 3.15.9: Spartan Hera Aigophagos and goat sacrifices, a cult tradition said to stem from Heracles.
• 3.15.10: Temple with a wooden armed Aphrodite and an upper sanctuary to Morpho.
• 3.15.11: Aphrodite Morpho statue seated with veil and fetters placed by Tyndareus.