He was a prophet sprung of Melampus' line of seers Melampus who lived in Pylos mother of flocks some years ago rich among his Pyllians at home in his great high house. But then he was made to go?

The passage refers to a seer descended from Melampus, a figure known for his prophetic abilities in mythology. This seer, residing in Pylos, a place celebrated for its flocks and wealth, exemplifies the lineage of gifted seers. However, despite his prosperous life in his grand home, circumstances forced him to leave, hinting at a narrative of loss or exile. The mention of his lineage underscores the theme of destiny and the burdens that come with prophetic gifts.