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| Lang, M ... The American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... As far as we know, the 5th-century B.C. Greek philosopher Socrates himself wrote nothing. We discover his thoughts and deeds entirely through the writings of his followers, disciples who accompanied him ... 1978 ... Socrates in the Agora |
| Very rough-picked back preserved. Otherwise broken all around. Battered.
Preserved chest, left shoulder and part of left arm of the middle figure in the "Charites of Socrates". Folds on proper right side ... 16 August 1977 ... Preserved chest, left shoulder and part of left arm of the middle figure in the "Charites of Socrates". Folds on proper right side correspond to Acropolis copy. |
| Relief Fragment: Charites of Socrates ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Relief Fragment: Charites of Socrates |
| Relief Fragment: Charites of Socrates ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Relief Fragment: Charites of Socrates |
| Relief Fragment: Charites of Socrates ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Relief Fragment: Charites of Socrates |
Stroud, Ronald S ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... Hesperia 53.3 3 355-360 10.2307_147711 ... 1984 ... The Gravestone of Socrates' Friend, Lysis |
| Socrates in the British Museum (469-399 B.C.) ... comparative material ... 1972 ... Socrates in the British Museum (469-399 B.C.). |
| Torso and part of head of nude bearded man, possibly Socrates; cloak over left shoulder.
Broken at bottom. Back rough, with occasional pick marks.
Pentelic marble. ’νω μέρος μαρμάρινου αγαλματιδίου Σωκράτους ... 20 May 1949 ... Torso and part of head of nude bearded man, possibly Socrates; cloak over left shoulder.
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