Calchas
Genealogy
Group
Events
- After a serpent eats nine birds and turns to stone, Calchas proclaims that Troy will be taken in ten years
- Telephus shows the Greeks a course for Troy
- Calchas says that the Greek army cannot sail until Iphigenia is sacrificed to Artemis
- Calchas prophesies that Troy will not fall unless the Greeks have the bow and arrows of Hercules
- Calchas says Helenus knows what is protecting Troy from the Greeks
- Calchas says that Athena is angry with the Greeks because of Ajax’ impiety
- Amphilochus, Leonteus, Podalirius, Calchas and Polypoetes set out by land from Troy
- Amphilochus, Leonteus, Podalirius, Calchas and Polypoetes arrive at Colophon
- Mopsus and Calchas argue about divination
- Mopsus out-divines Calchas
- Calchas dies
- Calchas is buried
- Calchas declares that Troy cannot be taken without Achilles
- Kalkhas declares that the stone snake is a sign from Zeus that the Achaeans will take Troy in ten years
- Calchas explains to the Greeks that Agamemnon must surrender Chryseis
Citations
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Library, Section 13.8
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 3.15
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 3.20
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 3.21
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 5.8
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 5.9
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 5.23
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 6.2
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 6.3
- Apollodorus - Library and Epitome: Epitome, Section 6.4
- Homer - The Iliad: Scroll 1, Section 65
- Homer - The Iliad: Scroll 1, Section 85
- Homer - The Iliad: Scroll 1, Section 105
- Homer - The Iliad: Scroll 2, Section 300
- Homer - The Iliad: Scroll 2, Section 320
- Homer - The Iliad: Scroll 13, Section 39
- Homer - The Iliad: Scroll 13, Section 59
- Pausanias - Description of Greece: Book 1, Section 43.1
- Pausanias - Description of Greece: Book 7, Section 3.7
- Pausanias - Description of Greece: Book 9, Section 19.6
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