Acerbas

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Acerbas, also known as Sychaeus, is a wealthy Tyrian priest in classical mythology whose murder leads his wife Dido to flee and ultimately found Carthage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Tyrian priest
character in Roman mythology
character in classical literature
mythological figure
priest
afterlifeStatus shade in the underworld
alsoKnownAs Sychaeus NERFINISHED
appearsInWorkBy Virgil NERFINISHED
associatedWith Carthage NERFINISHED
Dido NERFINISHED
Tyre NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath murder
characterIn Aeneid NERFINISHED
Roman myth of the founding of Carthage
countryOfOrigin Tyre NERFINISHED
culture Phoenician
Roman
deathMotivates Dido’s exile
foundation myth of Carthage
ethnicOrigin Tyrian
genre epic mythology
hasNameInGreek Sychaios NERFINISHED
hasNameInLatin Sychaeus NERFINISHED
hasWealthStatus wealthy
influencesEvent Dido’s decision to flee Tyre
legendary founding of Carthage by Dido
killedBy Pygmalion of Tyre NERFINISHED
languageOfTradition Greek literature
Latin literature
maritalStatus married
mythologicalEra legendary age of Phoenician expansion
narrativeFunction tragic catalyst for Dido’s story
narrativeRole murdered husband whose death motivates Dido’s flight
notableFor being a wealthy priest of Tyre
being the husband of Dido
his murder leading to Dido’s flight from Tyre
his role in the legendary founding of Carthage
occupation priest
relativeByMarriage Pygmalion of Tyre NERFINISHED
religion Phoenician religion NERFINISHED
roleInAeneid shade encountered by Aeneas in the underworld
spouse Dido NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Dido spouse Acerbas
Elissa spouse Acerbas