Collignon, Maxime, 1849-1917, Wright, John Henry, 1852-1908 · London : Cassell Pub. Co. · leaf 134
an easily seein this city the perpetuation of Cretan traditions; Sicyon remained for a longtime a veritable laboratoryfor the arts of metal-work-,ing* About the sixty-fourth Olympiad (524 B.C.)another Cretan, Aristoclesof Cydonia, established him-self here, and his descend-ants worked at their… … Fig. 34.imperial coin of miletus Pliny, N.H, xxxvi. 9. 122 GREEK ARCHEOLOGY. with silver. Aristocles, son of Clecetas, formed aschool, and had many pupils, among whom wereSynnoon of ^Egina and Pantias of Chios. But the most famous of the masters in Sicyon wasCanachus, brother of the second…
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