The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Telemus

Family: Sicilian · Role: prophet · First appears: Fable 100

Life events

  • Telemus prophesies that Ulysses will take Polyphemus’s single eye.(Fable100 · 📍 Sicilian Ætna)
    • With: Polyphemus Ulysses
    • “Telemus, in the mean time arriving at the Sicilian Ætna, Telemus, the son of Eurymus, whom no omen had {ever} deceived, accosts the dreadful Polyphemus, and says, ‘The single eye that thou dost carry in the midst of thy forehead, Ulysses shall take away from thee.’”

Fable 100

  • parent: Eurymus “Telemus, the son of Eurymus, whom no omen had {ever} deceived”
  • with Polyphemus (interaction) “Telemus, the son of Eurymus, whom no omen had {ever} deceived, accosts the dreadful Polyphemus, and says, ‘The single eye that thou dost carry in the midst of thy forehead, Ulysses shall take away from thee.’”

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