Greek Mythology

Mopsus

First appears: Apollodorus, Epitome 6

Apollodorus, Epitome 6

  • parent: Apollo “Mopsus, who was a son of Apollo and Manto”
  • parent: Manto “Mopsus, who was a son of Apollo and Manto”
  • with Calchas (They disputed each other's divination.) “he wrangled with Calchas about the art of divination”
  • child: Apollo (Apollo is Mopsus's father.) “Mopsus, who was a son of Apollo and Manto”
  • rivals with Calchas (They disputed as diviners.) “he wrangled with Calchas about the art of divination”
  • enemies with Amphilochus (son of Alcmaeon) “they fought a single combat for the kingdom, and slew each other”

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