Of a statue: representing a person on foot; = pedestrian, adj. 1b. Obsolete. rare.

Of the nature of a colossus; colossal; huge. Cf. colossian, adj.2

Of or pertaining to an icon, image, figure, or representation; of the nature of a portrait; spec. in Art, applied to the ancient portrait statues…

Of a statue, human figure, or part of the body: very large in size or stature. Cf. colossus, n. 1.

Of a statue: larger than life-size but smaller than colossal.

Of a statue: representing a person on foot (as distinct from equestrian).

Architecture. Designating an order of ancient architecture characterized by the use of male figures as columns or pilasters to support an…

= heroic, adj. 5. Also in extended use. Now rare.

Of Hermes; applied to ancient statues consisting of a block or pillar surmounted by a head: see Herma, n.

= Hermaean, adj.

Like or resembling life; exactly like a living original or something in real life. In early use also: †living.

made of several stones; Geology containing several kinds of stone or rock; also figurative (opposed to monolithic).

Wearing a stola or stole. literal of a sculptured female figure.

Of a representation in art, etc.: of the same size as the original in life. Cf. life-sized, adj.

Pertaining to Heracles. Heraclean stone (lapis Heraclēus, λίθος Ἡρακλεία): the magnet, so called from its great attractive power.