Peleus and Thetis Repairs to sculpture in antiquity Peplos in archaistic sculpture Perirrhanteria in the form of archaistic korai Retrograde inscriptions Persephone Re-use of sculpture in antiquity Persepolis, lions on stairway of Tripylon Rhamnous, ephebic herms Persian sack of Athens, 480 B.C. Rhodian style in small sculpture of late Hellenistic period Perspective effect Rome Rome; Arch of Constantine, picture of Rostra with herm balustrade Phaidimos Rome; Baths of Caracalla, herms in xystus Phaidros, Epicurean philosopher Phallos: apotropaic symbol protecting city gates Running drill Pharai, Hermes Agoraios Pheidias, Aphrodite Ourania Epigram celebrating the Battle of Salamis Phiale and oinochoe, attributes of Medea Samos, Heraion; Hermes and Aphrodite worshipped together Philippaki, Barbara Phokas, Claudius, Marathonios, archon Samothrace, frieze of archaistic dancers Phorbas Phylarchs Sandals Piecing of sculpture Sardis, figure in archaistic dress found near theater Sculptors workshops Epigrams celebrating Battle of Plataia Plato inscribed on herms in Renaissance Seasons Polos Seated figures, archaic Polykleitos, Diadoumenos Selinus, sculptures Portrait: character in ephebic herms Shoe, Lucy T. Sikyon, Hermes Agoraios Poseidon Simon, Erika Pouilloux, J Simonides Praxagoras Siphnian Treasury Praxiteles Siren Slopes of archaic pediments Press-folds Snake; attribute of Hekate Priapos Proportions; of classicizing figures in early Antonine period Sokrates Soldiers and horses Prytanikon Sparta, Hermes Agoraios Prytany; dedications and lists Spes figures Sphinx Ptolemais; prytany list of, Severan period Spiral tresses in archaistic hair Stadia, herms in Pubic hair: rendered as triangle Statues, representation in archaistic form Punch: use in archaic sculpture Python of Abdera Statuettes Rasping: preliminary surface on unfinished sculpture Striding figure, archaic Strombichos, sculptor Rectus abdominis, three divisions in copy of archaic relief Stymphalian birds Sulla: sack of Athens in 86 B.C. Recutting of sculpture in antiquity Sulla; sack of Peiraeus Sumptuary law ending archaic grave monuments in Athens Religious conservatism as a motive for archaizing Survival of ancient sculpture
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