Tiresias warns Odysseus that he will never escape the one who shakes the earth (Poseidon) because he blinded Polyphemus.
what does tiresias foretell
Tiresias warns Odysseus that he will never escape the one who shakes the earth (Poseidon) because he blinded Polyphemus.
The blind seer in "The Odyssey" is named Tiresias. He plays a crucial role in the epic poem by providing prophecies and advice to Odysseus during his journey.
Tiresias, the dead blind Theban prophet is the man whom Odysseus sets out to see in Hades. He tells Odysseus why Poseidon is angry at him, and what Odysseus must do to get home.
A great number of things. He's involved in a full seven generations of Theban stories, so it's difficult to know which prophecy to which you are referring.
He appears not only in the Odyssey, but in many Greek plays. Together it is not possible to ascribe any age to him (or rather, them).
in The ODYSSEY (not the Odysseus, that's a character) tiresias is a blind prophet/ dead prince of thebes. he tells Odysseus what he will do next
The blind prophet tells Odysseus that he will reach his home in Ithaca, but that his journey home will be filled with trouble (and it is).
Despite Tiresias' grim prophecies, Odysseus continues on his journey home because he is determined to reunite with his family after years of being away at war. He is also driven by his sense of duty as a leader to return to his kingdom of Ithaca and reclaim his throne. Additionally, Odysseus's resilience and steadfastness in the face of challenges play a significant role in his decision to continue on his odyssey.
The past tense of foretell is foretold.
In Homer's "The Odyssey", Odysseus receives directions on how to get to Hades from the goddess, Circe. In order to get Tiresias to answer his questions about what fate awaited him in the future, he had to take an offering of a ram.
The genie in the fable pretended to foretell certain events. It is said that high winds foretell rain.