(Κωλώτης; Kōlṓtēs).
[1] Sculptor from Heraclea in Elis
Sculptor from Heraclea in Elis. C. was a pupil of Phidias, and worked together with him, e.g. on the Zeus at Olympia. He worked principally in gold and ivory. In gold-ivory C. created an Asclepius in Kyllene and, according to Pliny (Plin. HN 35,54), an Athena in Elis, which according to Pausanias (Paus. 6,26,3), however, was attributed to Phidias; as this Athena's shield is said to have been painted by Panaenus, a collective effort was prob…