For 10 points, name this occupation held by men such as Amphiaraus, Calchas, and Tiresias.
According to Ovid, a man with this occupation gave Aeneas a goblet depicting the story of how the Coroni emerged from the ashes of Orion's daughters. That man with this occupation had three daughters whom Dionysus turned into doves a7ter Agamemnon kidnapped them because they could produce unlimited quantities of wine, wheat, and olive oil. Besides Anius, men with this occupation included a fugitive from Argos who traveled to Ithaca with Telemachus, as well as a Trojan prince who founded the city of Buthrotum in Epirus and succeeded Neoptolemus as the husband of Andromache. One man with this occupation descended to Hades in his chariot during the war of the Seven Against Thebes. Another man with this occupation died of shame a7ter losing a contest to Mopsus, who correctly guessed the number of 3gs on a tree. For 10 points, name this occupation held by men such as Amphiaraus, Calchas, and Tiresias.
According to Ovid, a man with this occupation gave Aeneas a goblet depicting the story of how the Coroni emerged from the ashes of Orion's daughters.
seers [or prophets; or soothsayers; or oracles; accept priests of Apollo until "Buthrotum"]