This figure is depicted in several “Palagi heads,” one of which was reattached to its original body by Adolf Furtwängler. A 1990 sculpture of this figure used a cantilever to support the right arm in lieu of a column and is housed in a William Crawford Smith building. A frieze depicting the birth of Pandora was omitted from a “Varvakeion” copy of a sculpture of this figure. Alan LeQuire created a plaster replica of that sculpture (-5[1])of this larger figure for the naos (“NAY-oss”) of a building in Nashville. (10[1])The artist’s patron Pericles appears (10[1])on a round shield next to a coiled snake in a large chryselephantine (10[1])sculpture (-5[3])of this (10[1])figure by Phidias. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, the ancient Greek Parthenon once (10[1])held (10[1])a sculpture (10[1]-5[1])of what goddess of war? (10[2]0[1])■END■ (10[3])