Theoclymenus

[ thee-uh-klahy-muh-nuh s ]

/ ˌθi əˈklaɪ mə nəs /

(in the Odyssey) a seer who foretold the return of Odysseus and the death of Penelope's suitors.

a son of Proteus and Psamathe who succeeded his father as king of Egypt.

Example sentences from the Web for theoclymenus

The guest from Telemachus' ship, Theoclymenus, was there, and he started up and went to leave the hall.

The Adventures of Odysseus and The Tales of Troy |Padriac Colum
But he shuns her question, bids her make fresh vows to the Gods, and goes off to look after his guest, the prophet Theoclymenus.

Homer's Odyssey |Denton J. Snider
On this Theoclymenus called him apart and caught him by the hand.

The Odyssey |Homer
To Eurycleia he spoke of the guest who had come on his ship, Theoclymenus.

The Adventures of Odysseus and The Tales of Troy |Padriac Colum

His son, Theoclymenus, it was who now came up to Telemachus as he was making drink-offerings and praying in his ship.

The Odyssey |Homer