Prometheus
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- Prometheus
- The Trickster
- God of fire
- One of the Titans, the supreme trickster, and a god of fire. In common belief, he developed into a master craftsman.
- Zeus was feed up
- The Greek poet Hesiod related two principal legends concerning Prometheus. The first is that Zeus, the chief god, had been tricked by Prometheus into accepting the bones and fat of sacrifice instead of the meat.
- Saving Prometheus
- help!
- Prometheus was depicted in Prometheus bound by Aeschylus, who made him not only the bringer of fire and civilization to mortals but also their preserver, giving them all arts and sciences as well as the means of survival.
- The Ring
- you must always where the ring
- Oh, how Zeus was mad. After so many times being defied by Prometheus, Zeus decided that it was enough. Nevertheless, he made Hephaestus himself to chain Prometheus on Mount Caucasus where the eagle would eat his liver forever.
- Prometheus refused. But much later Zeus’s son Hercules, on his journey to fulfill the Twelve Labors, passed by the Mount Caucasus, saw Prometheus and decided to kill the eagle and free the chained Titan. Zeus was very angry initially but eventually agreed to grant Prometheus his freedom.
- Well, some sort of freedom since Zeus wanted Prometheus to carry a reminder of his punishment forever – he ordered Prometheus to make a steel ring from the chains he was in, and wear that ring from then on. Since then, mankind started creating rings in order to celebrate Prometheus and commemorate his help.
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