[2137] Greek for “sluggard.”
[2138] Probably, from the context, a pupil, also, of Pausias.
[2139] In pencil painting, and in encaustic.
[2140] Probably the same painter that is mentioned in Chapter [37].
[2141] An effect for which Schalken is famous.
[2142] “Shading his eyes.”
[2143] Son and pupil of Aglaopho, and brother of Polygnotus. He was probably a native of Thasos.
[2144] See Chapter 36, Note [2029], page 261.
[2145] “Dolus.” An emblematical picture evidently, probably representing the events just prior to the capture of Troy.
[2146] A famous diver, mentioned by Herodotus, B. viii. c. 8, Pausanias, B. x. c. 19, and Strabo, B. ix.