posted July 26, 2015 01:00 PM            

Apollo 1862
Pythia 432
Dione 106
Sibylla 168
Kassandra 114
Kalchas 4138
Medea 212
Laocoon 3240
Amphiaraos 10247
Anius 8060
Elatus 31824
Halitherses 12974
Manto 870

places:
Delphi 73769
Dodona 382
Korinthos 4357

Norse

Saga 131
Vala (Volva) 1163
Freia 76

Germanic

Velleda 126

Bible

Deborah 541
Calpurnia 2542
Ruth 798
Miriam 102

Feel free to suggest something.

posted July 26, 2015 04:30 PM            

Velleda
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Ruth
Miriam

I see you edited in and categorized Ruth and Miriam.

Veleda was a priestess and prophet of the Germanic tribe of the Bructeri who achieved some prominence during the Batavian rebellion of AD 69–70, headed by the Romanized Batavian chieftain Gaius Julius Civilis, when she correctly predicted the initial successes of the rebels against Roman legions.
Not buying that I guess.
Also said to be lucky because she predicted success correctly.

posted July 26, 2015 07:40 PM            

Merlin:
Relates to the seeking of magic and mystery. Helps attune one to the wisdom and power of the ancient Magicians and Alchemists

Psyche:
means soul; telepathic and clairaudient abilities.

Poseidon:
Similar to Neptune, psychic phenomena

posted July 27, 2015 04:56 PM            

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Originally posted by Gabby:
Are you wanting Prophecy/Seers only??

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Calpurnia (2542)-wife of Ceasar, she dreamed of Jesus death and tried to stop it.

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Why Walpurga?
Why Lilith???

posted July 27, 2015 05:06 PM            

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Originally posted by Aunt Anomalia:
^It's already on the list.

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I hit the wrong key!

posted July 27, 2015 05:14 PM            

I don't have experience with Manto (yet). It's square my Uranus under 1, this all I can tell you. I looked for asteroids fitting the theme until I ran out of patience and I came across it.

posted July 28, 2015 12:49 AM            

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Originally posted by Aunt Anomalia:
No problem. Who is us though?

I don't have experience with Manto (yet). It's square my Uranus under 1, this all I can tell you. I looked for asteroids fitting the theme until I ran out of patience and I came across it.

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posted July 28, 2015 01:32 AM            

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Originally posted by Aunt Anomalia:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gabby:
Are you wanting Prophecy/Seers only??

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Walpurga or Lilith isn't really what your looking for then. Here's thier summary....

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256 Walpurga (Norse):
Keywords:
- a "white Goddess" who brings fertility, occult knowledge, and protection, but who is herself besieged by the forces of tumult, death and chaos
- divination, spellcraft, oracular activities, and other sorts of witchcraft
- bonfires, which are set upon sites of significance for both Godly and human activites
- processions and gatherings of "witches" upon famous witch-mountains, which may be assumed to be demonizations of former Heathen holy wights, wise-women, and hallowed sites
- forcible casting-out of Winter, illness and that which is worn out, by the May-King and/or Queen and their green-bedecked and licentious troops, bringing in their wake marriages and fertility of crops, beasts and mankind
- dancing, merry-making, and loosening of the usual rules governing sexual behavior
- blessing-processions, with sacred objects and offerings, around fields and villages, bringing fertility and protection from bad weather

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Lilith....

For 4,000 years Lilith has wandered the earth, figuring in the mythic imaginations of writers, artists and poets. Her dark origins lie in Babylonian demonology, where amulets and incantations were used to counter the sinister powers of this winged spirit who preyed on pregnant women and infants. Lilith next migrated to the world of the ancient Hittites, Egyptians, Israelites and Greeks. She makes a solitary appearance in the Bible, as a wilderness demon shunned by the prophet Isaiah. In the Middle Ages she reappears in Jewish sources as the dreadful first wife of Adam.
In the Renaissance, Michelangelo portrayed Lilith as a half-woman, half-serpent, coiled around the Tree of Knowledge. Later, her beauty would captivate the English poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti. “Her enchanted hair,” he wrote, “was the first gold.”1 Irish novelist James Joyce cast her as the “patron of abortions.”2 Modern feminists celebrate her bold struggle for independence from Adam. Her name appears as the title of a Jewish women’s magazine and a national literacy program. An annual music festival that donates its profits to battered women’s shelters and breast cancer research institutes is called the Lilith Fair.

In most manifestations of her myth, Lilith represents chaos, seduction and ungodliness. Yet, in her every guise, Lilith has cast a spell on humankind.

The ancient name “Lilith” derives from a Sumerian word for female demons or wind spirits—the lilītu and the related ardat lilǐ. The lilītu dwells in desert lands and open country spaces and is especially dangerous to pregnant women and infants. Her breasts are filled with poison, not milk. The ardat lilī is a sexually frustrated and infertile female who behaves aggressively toward young men.

posted July 28, 2015 01:36 AM            

Intuition, protection, gift of psychic sight.

Asbolus is the Centaur and seer who attempted in vain to dissuade his friends from engaging in battle against the LAPITHS at Pirithous' wedding.

Asbolus indicates development of and use of full intuitive faculties. It talks about how we handle extremes of adversity and danger as children. Survival and the recognition of having survived. Deep contact with something organic and essential -- the ability to endure and even thrive despite it all. Protection from victimhood. The blessing of protection even when it seems like none is there.

1912 ANUBIS - Shamanism, dialogue to spirits and with forces of nature. The Messenger, dialogue with spirits, with forces of a nature, healing, guard between the worlds. Helps in awareness of soul journeys/sensing spirits.

Traveling through the labyrinth of the soul. Coming face to face with Universal powers.

posted July 28, 2015 11:34 AM            

Some have already been listed, added their info...

55576 Amycus-
Ampycus-Son of Elatus. He married Chloris and had by her a son Mopsus, who also was a seer.

2135 Aristaeus-
It is said that the MUSES gave Aristaeus his bride Autonoe, daughter of Cadmus, and taught him the arts of healing and of prophecy. He discovered the olive and the honey, competing with the latter against the wine of Dionysus, even though he joined this god in his Indian War. Yet Zeus, they say, gave the first prize to the wine. When his son Actaeon died he, out of grief, migrated to Sicily. Aristaeus was son of Apollo and of Cyrene, one of the NYMPHS. His children by Autonoe were Actaeon, Macris, Charmus, and Callicarpus. It is said that after dwelling some time near Mount Haemus in Thrace he never was seen again by men and received immortal honours. Aristaeus, who was a seer, was instructed by the Centaur Chiron.

114 Kassandra/Cassandra-
Apollo taught her the art of prophecy wishing to gain her favors, but as she refused him Apollo deprived her prophecy of the power to persuade. She warned the Trojans about the WOODEN HORSE.

41 Daphne-
Daughter of Tiresias. Daphne was captured by the EPIGONI after the fall of Thebes, and she was taken to Delphi where she became a prophetess.

1870 Glaucus-
6174 Polybius(not exact and has a historical figure by exact name)
King Minos of Crete, father of Glaucus,would not let the seer Polyidus depart to Argos until he had taught Glaucus the art of divination. Polyidus taught him on compulsion, and when he was sailing away he bade Glaucus spit into his mouth. Glaucus did so and forgot the art of divination. While Glaucus was still a child, in chasing a mouse he fell into a jar of honey and was drowned but later raised from the dead by Asclepius or Polyidus. Glaucus mother was either Crete or Pasiphae.

12974 Halitherses-
Son of Mastor and soothsayer from Ithaca who warned the SUITORS OF PENELOPE and was an old friend of the House of Odysseus.

1872 Helenus-
Helenus was forced to tell the Achaeans how Troy could be taken. Helenus was son of King Priam of Troy and Hecabe and became king of Epirus after the Trojan War. He married Achilles' wife Deidamia and later Hector wife Andromache, by whom he had a son Cestrinus.

2759 Idomeneus-(not exact on the name/asteroid so take it at your discretion)
Idmon is a seer died during the voyage of the ARGONAUTS. Some say he was killed by a boar in the land of the Mariandynians, people inhabiting an area of the southern coast of the Black Sea, but others say he died of disease. Idmon was son of Cyrene, either by Apollo or by Abas, son of Melampus

3240 Laocoon-
Laocoon, like Cassandra, warned the Trojans against the WOODEN HORSE. He and his sons Antiphantes and Thymbraeus, were killed by two serpents that Apollo or Athena sent from Tenedos, the island off the coast of the Troad. Laocoon was son of Acoetes.

870 Manto-
Seeress, priestess of Apollo and daughter of Tiresias. By Alcmaeon she was mother of Amphilochus and Tisiphone. By Rhacius she had Mopsus; and by Mincius she became mother of Ocnus.

1051 Merope-
This is the seer who taught his grandson Aesacus (see above) the interpretation of dreams. He tried in vain to dissuade his sons from risking their lives in war at Troy. Merops was father of Arisbe, Adrastus, Amphius, and Clite.

5145 Pholus-
Pholus was more skilled in prophecy than other CENTAURS. The mountain Pholoe, in eastern Elis near the Arcadian border, was named after him. Pholus let fall one of the poisoned arrows of Heracles on his foot and died. He was son of Silenus and a Meliad Nymph

9316 Rhamnus-
Rhamnes
An ally king of king Turnus against Aeneas in Italy, who also was a seer. He was killed by Nisus, one of the participants in the games held by Aeneas in Sicily and the lover of Euryalus, another participant in the same games.

168 Sibylla-
Sibyl is a surname, but this daughter of Zeus & Lamia is the first woman who chanted the oracles at Delphi. Lamia is daughter of Poseidon.