Stadieus

Stădĭeūs (-ĭŏs), m. , nom dʼun peintre athénien : Plin. 35, 146.

Stadieus

(Σταδιεύς), artists.

1. An Athenian statuary, the instructor of Polycles. (Paus. 6.4.3. s. 5.) The determination of his time depends, of course, on that of Polycles : Stadieus probably flourished about Ol. 95, B. C. 400. [Polycles.]

Stadieus

2. A painter, the disciple of Nicosthenes, mentioned by Pliny among the artists who were non ignobiles quidem, sed in transcursu tamen dicendi. (Plin. Nat. 35.11. s. 40.42.) [P.S]

Stadieus Stadieus, an Athenian sculptor

• Paus. 6.4.5