Pausanias Analysis

Chapter 6.3

• 6.3.1: Ptolemy's dedication and the boxer Chairias' inscribed statue.
• 6.3.2: Statues of Sophius (Messenian runner) and Stomius (Elean pentathlete and warleader).
• 6.3.3: Campaign of Eleans and Thebans against Sicyon after Leuctra.
• 6.3.4: Statues of the athletes Labax and Aristodemos in Elis
• 6.3.5: Statue of Hippos of Elis by sculptor Damokritos of Sikyon.
• 6.3.6: Cratinus of Aegeira, victorious wrestler, had statues erected in Elis
• 6.3.7: Eupolemus of Elis' statue and his disputed stadion victory at Olympia
• 6.3.8: Statue of Oebotas dedicated at Delphi.
• 6.3.9: Statue of Antiochus by Nicodamus, a Leprean victor in pankration and pentathlon.
• 6.3.10: The statue of Hysmon, pentathlete by Cleon, holding ancient jumping-weights.
• 6.3.11: Statue of Nicostratus, a boy wrestler from Heraea.
• 6.3.12: Caulonia: Achaean colony founded by Typhon, later ruined in the Pyrrhic War.
• 6.3.13: Statues of athletes Xenophon (pankration) and Pyrilampes (long race)
• 6.3.14: Samians dedicate a statue of Lysander at Olympia
• 6.3.15: Statues of Alcibiades at Samos and Lysander at Olympia
• 6.3.16: Bronze statues of Konon and Timotheos at Samos and Ephesus