(), of Phlius, a statuary of the early period of
Greek art. His wooden statue of Heracles at Sicyon is mentioned by Pausanias (2.10.1), who also conjectured that the colossal wooden statue of
Apollo, at Aegeira in Achaia, was the work of the same artist, from the resenmblance in style
between it and the Heracles (7.26.3, or 6).