What did Zeus do to Prometheus?

Answer 1

Well, when Zeus found out that Prometheus had given man fire, he was pissed. After all, Zeus had strictly told Prometheus not to give man fire for they were happier without it. Unlike the other gods, he decided to disobey the almighty Zeus.And his punishment was that he had to be chained the mountain with chains that not even a titan like himself could break, and two giantic birds would rip open his stomach and eat his liver slowly day after day, and every night his liver would grow once more.This punishment went on for many thousands of years, until another god wanted to disobey the gods, his name was Hercules.

Answer 2

Zeus chained Prometheus to a cliff and ordered an eagle to peck out his liver every morning. The next morning the liver had grown back since Prometheus is a Titan and Titans are immortal, but he still felt the pain for a few centuries. Eventually, Hercules freed Prometheus from the cruel torture.

Answer 3

Zeus punishes Prometheus by chaining him to a mountain where a vulture ate his liver every day, for it to regrow at night and every day the vultures would come back for its daily feeding upon Prometheus's internal orgins

Answer 4

Zeus chained Prometheus to a rock for eternity and made him immortal, but only so vultures could peck his liver out over and over again. He eventually escaped withe the help of another Greek hero, who, if memory serves, was Hercules

Answer 5

Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to mankind. As punishment for this, Prometheus was chained to a rock in Caucasus where an eagle ate his liver daily and, due to Prometheus' immortality, it grew back every night. As for mankind, their punishment was sent in the form of Pandora and Pandora's Box, which contained all the evils, pain and illnesses.

Answer 6

To punish Prometheus, Zeus chained Prometheus to a rock on a mountain peak. Every day an eagle tore at Prometheus's body and ate his liver, and every night the liver grew back.

Answer 7

Zeus had Prometheus chained to a rock in Caucasus, where his liver would be eaten every day by a vulture, only to regenerate when the day was over.

Answer 8

Zeus punished prometheus for his crime by having him bound to a rock while a great eagle ate his liver every day only to have it grow back to be eaten again the next day.