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Pasiteles (‹See Tfd›Gr****: Πασιτέλης;
sometimes called Pasiteles the Younger) was a Neo-Attic
school sculptor from
Ancient Rome at the time of
Julius Caesar...
- mid-1st-century AD
Roman copy of a 1st-century BC Gr****
original from the
school of
Pasiteles.
Surviving coinage of Cleopatra's
reign include specimens from
every regnal...
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Orestes and Pylades,
attributed to
Pasiteles school...
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Orestes and Pylades,
attributed to
Pasiteles school...
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William Strang.
After Cosmo's death, his
poetical output was
completed by
Pasiteles the
Elder and
other Poems (including The
Christ upon the Hill). In 1868...
- Athens. In the
indices to ****III–****VI, an
important place is ****igned to
Pasiteles of Naples, the
author of a work in five
volumes on
famous works of art...
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century AD
Roman copy of a 1st
century BC Gr****
original from the
school of
Pasiteles.
Pucci 2011, p. 201
affirms that "to give
Cleopatra a
white complexion...
- Menelaus,
pupil of Steph**** (fl. 33 BC)
sculptor in the
workshop of
Pasiteles in the time of
Caesar Augustus Menelaus of Alexandria, a ****enistic mathematician...
- mid-1st-century AD
Roman copy of a 1st-century BC Gr****
original from the
school of
Pasiteles. Its
provenance has been
characterized both as a Ptolemaic-Egyptian commission...
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Farnese Bull, 2nd
century BC,
Roman copy.
Example of the
second phase.
Pasíteles: Atalanta, 1st
century BC, Gr**** original.
Example of the
third phase...
