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Daochus II
Daochus II was a nobleman of Pharsalus in Thessaly who served Philip II of Macedon as tetrarch of Thessaly and represented the Thessalians on the Amphictyonic Council at Delphi. Around 336–332 BCE he set up at Delphi a group of marble statues of his family, the Daochus Monument, which includes the athlete Agias and is thought to echo a bronze by Lysippus.
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