 The votive offerings of Croesus comprised also four silver "pithoi" (storage jars), situated at the Treasury of the Corinthians, and two "perirrhanteria" (basins for purification water) made of precious metals and a statue of a woman made of gold; they said that it depicted the woman who kneaded Croesus' bread.Finally, he dedicated the pendants and belts of his wife as well as other simpler and smaller liturgical objects and a golden shield which he offered to the Archaic temple of Athena Pronaia, later on melted by the Phocians in the course of the Third Sacred War.According to legend, Croesus gave refuge at one point to the Phrygian prince Adrastus.