Illustrate an image based on the poem "to Hagiasidamus, victor in boxing

illustrate an image based on the poem "to Hagiasidamus, victor in boxing" From Pindar, Read me aloud the name of the Olympic victor, the son of Archestratus, to see in what part of my spirit is written, for I had forgotten that I owed him a sweet song. Musa, you and the Truth, daughter of Zeus, with the straightening hand, reject the lying censure that I have failed against the guest.... So also when a man, Hagesidamo, who has won victories reaches the field of Hades without being sung, with vain aspiration he has obtained for his effort brief pleasure; but over you the lyre of sweet voice and the sweet flute spread their charm. Nurse of your wide fame are the Pierides, daughters of Zeus. I have undertaken this task with zeal and I have alighted on the glorious Locrian people, to pour honey over this manly city. To the seductive son of Archestratus I have praised, for I saw him win with the strength of his fist by the altar of Olympia on that occasion: possessed that mixture of external beauty and freshness that once to Ganymede (*) book of death, who respects no one with the help of Cypris.