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Prax⋅it⋅e⋅les
/
prækˈsɪt
lˌiz
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sit
-l-eez
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–noun
fl. c350 b.c.,
Greek sculptor.
Related forms:
Prax⋅it⋅e⋅le⋅an,
adjective
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Prax·it·e·les
(prāk'sĭt'l-ēz')
Greek sculptor whose few surviving works include
Hermes Carrying Dionysius,
discovered at Olympia (1877).
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2009 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
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