Perry, Walter Copland: Greek and Roman sculpture: a popular introduction to the history of Greek and Roman sculpture (London, 1882)

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7~}ACTYLS, the, art-guild of Mount Ida in
Crete, 18

D.edalids, the, 19, 47, 51

Daedalus, account of, 18 ff; inventions as-
scribed to, 19 ; his improvements in sculp-
ture, ib. ; his image of Hercules at Pisa, 20 ;
classic notices of, ib. ; his chorus of
Ariadne, 20/; Cretan pupils of, 50/; statue
by, in the Temple of Trophonius in Bceotia,
491 ft

Daedalus of Sicyon (dir. B.C. 400), 363 ;
among his works—a trophy for the Eleans,
dedicated at Olympia, 364 ; his Bathing
Girl, said to be the original of the fanning
Melius of the Vatican and Louvre, ib.

Daedal Ul of liithynia, Zeus Stratios of, 562 /

Daippos of Megara, 7

Daippus, pupil of Lysippus, 490

Dunes* of Croton (circ. B.C. 520), made a
statue of Milo the athlete, 93

Dameas of Cleitor, pupil of l'olycleitus, 360

Damocritus of Sicyon, 96

Damophilus and Gorgasus, Greek artists at
Rome, 569 f

Damophon of Messene, employed on the Olym-
pian Zeus, 194, 494; character of his works,
495

Dancing Faun of the Villa Borghese, 439.

See Eauns
1'anting, Greek, 6

lJanecker, 1'rof, on the Elgin marbles, 249

1 'aphne, groves of, 515 11

Lead, burial and cremation of, in Greece and
Home, 663/ See Sarcophagi

Decorative art, early Greek, 31 ff ; Homer's
shield of Achilles, 36 ff; Hesiod's thiclJ
of //eracles, 39 /; the chest of Cypsclus,
40 (see Cypselus) ; the throne of Apollo at
Amycla", 41/; throne of the Olympian Zeus,
42 ; the temp'es, 43^ See /Egina marbles,
Llgin marbles, Olympia, Parthenon, ic.

Decrianus, architect (temp. Hadrian), 630

Leinomcnes (circ. B.C. 400), made statues of
d'rotesilaus and /'ythaicmus, 343 ; Io and
Cat/islo, ib.

Delphi, pedimcntal groups and metopes of tlie
temple of Apollo at, 210/; artistic offerings
M, for the defeat of the Gauls, 611 ff';
saved from lie Gauls by the interposition of
•he Gods, 616. See Altis. Olympia, .Vc.

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Delphian tripod, contest of Heracles and

Apollo for, 142f
Demaratus, Greek art introduced into Italy by,

567

Demeter, bronze figure of, by Onatas, 85 f,
136 ; myth of, 86 ; on the Parthenon frieze,
294/; from the Eleusinian relief, 301 /

Demetrius of Alopeke (circ. B.C. 440), realism
of, 340/; classic notices of, ib. ; his Lysi-
mache, priestess of Athene, it. ; the Corin-
thian general Pelichus, ib.

Demetrius, architect of the Artemision at
Ephesus, 39

Demetrius Phalereus, 510

Demetrius Poliorcetes, 493 ; adulation of, by the
Athenians, 510/; Ithyphallic hymn to, 511

Demosthenes, scholiast of, on the statues of
Athene. 182/; statue of, by Polyeuctus, 470

De Quincey, Mr., on the restoration of the
Athene Parthenos of Pheidias, 185 ; on the
Venus of Melos, 603 /

Derby, Lord, citations from his translation of
Honur, 30, 33, 36, 243, 616 «

Dermis, Stele of, one of the oldest plastic
monuments of Greece, 104

Diadumenos, the, of Praxiteles, 451 f

Diadumcnos Farncsc (Brit. Mus.), supposed
copy of a work by l'olycleitus, 352. See
l'olycleitus

Diana. See Artemis

Diane a la Jiiche. See Versailles, Artemis of
Dibulades of Sicyon, said to have invented

clay moulding, 47 f; Pliny's account of, ib.
Didyma, colossal statues from, J$f
Diitrephes, supposed statue of, by Cresilas,

337

l)io Cassius, on the death of Antinous, 660 ;/
Dio Chrysostom, on the Olympian Zeus, 192,

195 / and Pheidias, 200 «
Diodorus, Athenian sculptor, 96
Diodorus Siculus, on the works of Theodorus

and Telecles, 49 ; on the progress of Greece

after the Persian invasion, 177 ; oil the robe

of Athene" J'ar henos, 184 ; on the battle of

the Gods and Giants, 555 11
Diogmes the Cynic, Corinthian statues to,

49S ; a supposed copy, in the Villa Albaui, ib.
Diogenes of Laerte, on Pythagoras of Khe-

gium, 153/
Diogenes of Athens, artist employed on the