Aeacus, a Judge of the Underworld
Aeacus, a Judge of the Underworld
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4. 7.
» lb, X. 1. 10.
^ lb, IX. 17. 3. "Phoous and Antiope on a Pompeian Wall-painting,*' Panofka, Antik. Kram, Winckelsmannsfest, 1866. These two shared one grave at Tithorea, and a carious custom of placing earth stolen from the grave of Amphion and Zethus thereon is recorded by Paus. l.c.
^ In Polygnotus' painting of the Fall of Troy "Phocus son of Aeacus** appeared as a youth, wearing the ring given him by laseus, who became his friend in Phocis. Paus. x. 30. 2.
2—2 Digitized by Google 20 A...BACUS; A JUDGE OF THE UNDERWORLD, Phociis had two sons, Panopeus and Crisus, who both gave their names to places in Phocis*^ Epeus, son of Panopeus, was a skilful artist, contriver " with Athene " of the Wooden Horse**, and at least one archaic statue attributed to him wasj seen by Pausanias®*. This descendant of Aeacus was as notecL] for his unwarlike disposition as for skill in the arts"*, but it ii not only these traits which mark him as non-Achaean, curious epigram of Simonides^, shows that he stood to th Atreidae in a relation of humble vassalage, such as chieftaiirfw of the conquering race could only have imposed on subjecw- allies ; ^Tffu Tov ovK eOeKovra (f)€p€iv T€TTt/yo^ aeffXov ; napvaTrrftaSy Bdxreiv fiiya helirvov 'ETrei^.
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4. 7.
» lb, X. 1. 10.
^ lb, IX. 17. 3. "Phoous and Antiope on a Pompeian Wall-painting,*' Panofka, Antik. Kram, Winckelsmannsfest, 1866. These two shared one grave at Tithorea, and a carious custom of placing earth stolen from the grave of Amphion and Zethus thereon is recorded by Paus. l.c.
^ In Polygnotus' painting of the Fall of Troy "Phocus son of Aeacus** appeared as a youth, wearing the ring given him by laseus, who became his friend in Phocis. Paus. x. 30. 2.
2—2 Digitized by Google 20 A...BACUS; A JUDGE OF THE UNDERWORLD, Phociis had two sons, Panopeus and Crisus, who both gave their names to places in Phocis*^ Epeus, son of Panopeus, was a skilful artist, contriver " with Athene " of the Wooden Horse**, and at least one archaic statue attributed to him wasj seen by Pausanias®*. This descendant of Aeacus was as notecL] for his unwarlike disposition as for skill in the arts"*, but it ii not only these traits which mark him as non-Achaean, curious epigram of Simonides^, shows that he stood to th Atreidae in a relation of humble vassalage, such as chieftaiirfw of the conquering race could only have imposed on subjecw- allies ; ^Tffu Tov ovK eOeKovra (f)€p€iv T€TTt/yo^ aeffXov ; napvaTrrftaSy Bdxreiv fiiya helirvov 'ETrei^.
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