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AGASIAS . There were two See also:

Greek sculptors of this name. Agasias, son of Dositheus, has signed the remarkable statue called the See also:Borghese See also:Warrior, in the Louvre. Agasias, son of Menophilus, is the author of another striking figure of a wearier in the museum of See also:Athens. Both belonged to the school of See also:Ephesus and flourished about See also:loo B.C. See E. A. See also:Gardner, Handbook of Greek See also:Sculpture, ii. p. 475.

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