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CHERSIPHRON

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Originally appearing in Volume V06, Page 85 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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CHERSIPHRON  , a Cretan architect, the traditional builder (with his son Metagenes) of the

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great Ionic temple of
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Artemis at Ephesus set up by the Greeks in the 6th century . Some remains of this temple were found by J . T . Wood and brought to the
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British Museum . In connexion with the pillars, which are adorned with archaic reliefs, a fragmentary inscription has been found, recording that they were presented by King
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Croesus, as indeed Herodotus informs us . This temple was burned on the day on which Alexander the Great was born .

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