Pausanias Analysis

Chapter 7.23

• 7.23.1: The sea-nymph Argyra's love for the shepherd Selemnos
• 7.23.2: Selemnus turned into a river for love of the nymph Argyra.
• 7.23.3: The Selemnos river's waters cause forgetfulness of love.
• 7.23.4: Bolina, a maiden loved by Apollo who leapt into the sea and became immortal.
• 7.23.5: Sanctuary of Eileithyia at Aigion with a fully clothed wooden cult statue.
• 7.23.6: Statue of Eileithyia by Damophon of Messene.
• 7.23.7: Precinct of Asclepius near Eileithyia, with statues by Damophon
• 7.23.8: Asklepios as air and Apollo as the sun.
• 7.23.9: Sanctuaries and statues at Aegium
• 7.23.10: Bronze statues of Poseidon, Heracles, and Zeus with Athena called "from Argos."
• 7.23.11: Statues left to the Argives after dispute over sacrificial payments.