This figure's left hand contained a gold scepter with an eagle on top, and Strabo noted that if the (*) gold and ivory subject were to stand, he would unroof the building.
According to Clement of Alexandria, the constructor of this statue carved the words "Kalos Pantarkes" on the little finger of this statue as a reference to his pupil, and the corresponding temple surrounding this figure was constructed by Libon. This figure's left hand contained a gold scepter with an eagle on top, and Strabo noted that if the (*) gold and ivory subject were to stand, he would unroof the building. Created by the sculptor Phidias, for 10 points, identify this giant seated statue, one of the seven ancient wonders of the world located at Olympia.
According to Clement of Alexandria, the constructor of this statue carved the words "Kalos Pantarkes" on the little finger of this statue as a reference to his pupil, and the corresponding temple surrounding this figure was constructed by Libon.
Statue of Zeus at Olympia