Pausanias Description of Greece 1.26.4

[4] Near the likeness [ eikōn] of Olympiodoros stands a bronze statue [ agalma] of Artemis with the surname [ epiklēsis] Leukophryne, dedicated by the sons of Themistocles. I say-this-because [ gar] the Magnesians whom he ruled [ arkhein]—and this rule was granted to him by the King [ Basileus] [of the Persian Empire]—hold Artemis Leukophryne in honor [ tīmē]. But my narrative [ logos] must move ahead, with its goal kept in mind, which is, to go through all subjects relating to things Greek [ Hellēnika] while-keeping-in-mind-the-similarities [ homoiōs]. Endoios was an Athenian by birth and a student of Daidalos, who also, when Daidalos was in exile because of the death of Kálōs, went with him to Crete. His [= of Endoios] is a statue [ agalma] of Athena seated, with an inscription [ epigramma] saying that Kallias dedicated the image, but Endoios made [ poieîn] it.