Person: [artist] daughter of Apollonios from Alexandria (Egypt)
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| Father's Name: | Apollonios | |||
| Place of Origin: | Alexandria (Egypt) | |||
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| Comment: | Strasser argues that the agon is in any case unknown, because it cannot be the Sebastas of Naples, but it still occupies the place of honor, which would be appropriate for a competition of Cos itself. The inscription is presented below a statue of the poetess Delphi, daughter of Praxagoras from Cos (c. 3rd c. BCE). The statue was reused to honour the poetess of Alexandria. |