- Glycon, also
spelled Glykon (Ancient Gr****: Γλύκων
Glýkōn, gen: Γλύκωνος Glýkōnos), was an
ancient snake god. He had a
large and
influential cult within...
-
ancient statue of
Hercules made in the
early third century AD and
signed by
Glykon, who is
otherwise unknown; he was an
Athenian but he may have
worked in...
- such
statue is a
Roman copy of The
Weary Herakles (Farnese Hercules), by
Glykon, with
heavy musculature typical of
early third century Rome.
Lysippos developed...
- VI,
Halbband 12, Euxantios–Fornaces (1909) Band VII,
Halbband 13, Fornax–
Glykon (1910) Band VII,
Halbband 14, Glykyrrhiza–Helikeia (1912) Band VIII, Halbband...
- great"). Moreover, in an
accolade to the
fighting prowess of the
pankratiast Glykon from Pergamo, the
athlete is
described as "wide foot". The characterization...
- from antiquity: "When he was
shown the most
famous statues of
Phidias and
Glykon in
order that he
might use them as models, his only
answer was to point...
- land and underwater. Of
particular interest is a
statue of the
snake god
Glykon, a
fraudulent creation of a
local entrepreneur during Roman imperial times...
-
enlarged copy made in the
early 3rd
century AD and
signed by a
certain Glykon, from an
original by
Lysippos (or one of his circle) that
would have been...
- Realencyclopädie der
classischen Altertumswissenschaft, Band VII,
Halbband 13, Fornax-
Glykon (1910), pp. 1421–1422 This article incorporates text from a publication...
-
Roman copy of Lysippus'
Hercules (left) and copyist's
signature (
Glykon Athenaios epoiei, "Glycon the
Athenian made [me]") on
statue (right)...
