-
sufficient for
verifying the date. In his account,
Herodotus states that the
Siphnians had
recently founded a
temple at
Delphi when a
group of
Samians arrived...
-
Melians and
Siphnians and Seriphians, who
brought fifty-oared boats. The
Melians (who are of
Lacedaemonian stock)
provided two; the
Siphnians and Seriphians...
- Astraeus, Astraea, and Asteria. A
Giant opponent of
Athena is
depicted on the
Siphnian Treasury, a
sixth century BC
marble depiction of the
Gigantomachy from...
- Boeotians, M****aliots, and the Thebans.
Boeotians Cnidians Sicyonians Siphnians Located in
front of the
Temple of Apollo, the main
altar of the sanctuary...
-
early as the 3rd
millennium BCE.
Proof of this is the
treasury which the
Siphnians built at
Delphi in the 6th
century BCE to
house their offerings. According...
-
Giants is
evidenced from an
inscription on the
northern frieze of the
Siphnian Treasury in Delphi;
Brinkmann (1985)
suggests that the
letter tracings...
- The most
comprehensive treatment is
found on the
north frieze of the
Siphnian Treasury at
Delphi (c. 525 BC), with more than
thirty figures,
named by...
-
Section of the
frieze from the
Treasury of the
Siphnians, now in the museum....
- be in a
sequence or
represent simultaneous actions during an event. The
Siphnian Treasury at
Delphi has four
marble friezes, one for each
cardinal direction...
-
although her
presence is
conjectured in one of the
missing sections of the
Siphnian frieze from Delphi,
another relief depiction of the
battle of the gods...
