Supposedly buried at Notium, there are two conflicting stories about his death.
Supposedly buried at Notium, there are two conflicting stories about his death. In one tale he dies from laughing too much after tasting some wine from vines he had planted himself, in the other this son of Thestor incorrectly guesses the number of piglets in the womb of a pregnant sow. When his rival Mopsus [*] proves him incorrect he dies of ashamed of his once formidable powers. Earlier in his life this priest of Artemis had seen a snake at an altar in Aulis and divined that the conflict he was involved in would take nine years. And it was on his advice that Chryseis was returned to her father and Iphigenia sacrificed by Agamemnon. FTP identify this Greek seer who predicted that Troy would not fall without the help of Achilles and Philoctetes.
Supposedly buried at Notium, there are two conflicting stories about his death.
{Calchas}