Lichas

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Lichas is a herald and messenger of Heracles in Greek mythology, best known from Sophocles’ tragedy "The Women of Trachis."

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Lichas canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mythological herald
appearsIn Sophocles’ The Women of Trachis
associatedPlace Cape Lichada
linked to: Cape Kafireas

Euboea
associatedWith Heracles
bringsObjectFrom Heracles
bringsObjectTo Deianira
carries robe of Heracles
tunic of Heracles
causeOfDeathContext robe poisoned with blood of Nessus
culture Ancient Greek culture
gender male
involvedInMyth death of Heracles
killedBy Heracles
languageOfOrigin Ancient Greek
literaryCharacterType tragic messenger
mannerOfDeath thrown into the sea by Heracles
mentionedBy Ovid
Sophocles
mentionedIn Ovid’s Metamorphoses
mythology Greek mythology
narrativeFunction bringer of fatal garment to Heracles
notableWorkAppearance The Women of Trachis
occupation herald
relatedTo Deianira
Nessus
roleInWork messenger of Heracles
serves Heracles
transformedInto rock

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