770 APPENDIX NO. III.

No. 57, Plate XCV.

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On a block of dove-coloured marble, 2 1" square
by 10", which has formed part of a pedestal; exca-
vated in the Lower Theatre. (See ante, p. 448.) In
the British Museum.

1. 6. The first of the two artists' names may be
either Menodotos or Zenodotos. In Nos. 28 and 79
we have Zenodotus, son of Menippos, a Cnidian;
whereas here the Menippos is a Chian. Several
sculptors of the name of Menodotos are mentioned
in Brunn's History of Greek Artists, i. pp. 472
and 501. One of these is a native of Tyre, son of
Artemidoros ; another, also of Tyre, father of Arte-
midoros; the third, a Nicomedian, and son of
Boethos. A sculptor and two painters of the name
of Menippos are mentioned by Diogenes Laertius,
vi. 101. (See Brunn, i. p. 523.)

No. 58, Plate NOV.

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