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DAMOPHON , a See also: Greek sculptor of See also: Messene, who executed many statues for the See also: people of Messene, See also: Megalopolis, Aegium and other cities of See also: Peloponnesus
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Considerable fragments, including three See also: colossal heads from a See also: group by him representing See also: Demeter, Persephone, See also: Artemis and the giant Anytus, have been discovered on the site of Lycosura in See also: Arcadia, where was a See also: temple of the goddess called " The See also: Mistress." They are preserved in See also: part in the museum at Athens and partly on the spot
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Hence there has arisen a See also: great controversy as to the date of the artist, who has been assigned to various periods, from the 4th century B.C. to the 2nd A.U
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A See also: good account of the whole See also: matter will be found in Frazer's See also: Pausanias, iv
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372-379
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Frazer wisely in-clines to an early date; it is in fact difficult to find any See also: period, when the cities mentioned were in a position to found temples, later than the See also: time of See also: Alexander
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