This paper addresses the static analysis of cable-driven robotic manipulators with non-negligible cable mass. An approach to computing the static displacement of a homogeneous elastic cable is presented. The resulting cable-displacement expression is used to solve the inverse kinematics of general cable-driven robotic manipulators. In addition, the sag-induced stiffness of the cables is derived. Finally, two sample robotic manipulators with dimensions and system parameters similar to a large scale cable-driven manipulator currently under development are analyzed. The results show that cable sag can have a significant effect on both the inverse kinematics and stiffness of such manipulators.