In some Greek myths, Prometheus is credited with the creation of Man. But because his brother, Epimetheus, gave all the favorable gifts to the animals, nothing was left to give man. So, Prometheus mad man walk on two legs, like the gods, and gave him the gift of fire, another item only the gods possessed.
After an incident during the first sacrifice, Zeus took fire away from Man. Prometheus stole it back, and as a punishment, Zeus had him chained to a mountain to have an eagle eat his lever every day for eternity.
It was the torch he stole from Apollo's chariot.
Prometheus was the Titan god whom gave fire to mankind, against the wishes of Zeus.
He was one of thge Titans, related to the Olympian gods, but in opposition to them. He has no actual symbol, but is often depicted wit a torch, meaning the fire he stole from the gods to give to the humans. He is the one who created the humans in the first place.
Prometheus Creates Man out of ClayAs a reward for his service to the Gods during the war with the Titans, Zeus rewarded Prometheus and his brother, Epimetheus with gifts of traits and asked them to create creatures. Prometheus shaped the beginnings of Man out of clay, and began to add traits to his beloved creations. But as he tried to add some more, he realized that his brother, Epimetheus, in foolishness, had used all of the traits and parts making animals and creatures other than humankind. So man was left without as many traits as animals.Prometheus Tricks ZeusPrometheus sought to trick the mighty sky god by fooling him into taking the lesser part of a sacrifice by mankind. He presented Zeus with a plate of glistening fat with bones and gristle underneath, and a plate with meat underneath bones and gristle. He then asked Zeus to choose one for the sacrifices. Zeus chose the plate with fat, and when he realized he had been tricked, he couldn't change his decree, as his word was supreme.Prometheus Steals FirePrometheus saw that his creations were cold, he felt sorry for them. So he planned to steal Fire from the torch on Apollo's chariot. He went up Mount Olympus, and took the torch when Apollo wasn't looking. He then gave the fire to the Humans, giving them a valuable and functional gift that ensured their survival. Zeus, however, wasnt pleased. He ordered that Prometheus be chained to Mount Caucasus and have his liver eaten out and regenerate daily by a vulture. So, Hephaestus chained Prometheus, and he endured his punishment for many years.Prometheus is Rescued by HerkalesUpon passing, the great hero and son of Zeus, Herkales, saw Prometheus enduring his punishment. He broke the chains around Prometheus and shot the Vulture dead with an arrow.Prometheus Warns of a FloodPrometheus, in his wisdom and prophecizing, predicts accurately that Zeus will lose a deluge (major flood) on Greece after Lyacon of Arcadia sacrifices a boy to him. Prometheus warns his son, Deukalion, of the impending disaster and tells him to build a boat to survive the storm. Deukalion, and his wife Pyrrha survive, and repopulate the earth by throwing stones behind them, as instructed by an oracle of Themis, which turn into Humans.
The duration of Torch Song - film - is 1.5 hours.
The torch in the middle of the flag represents liberty and enlightenment.
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He's holding a torch, and standing on a mountain.
Prometheus is usually symbolized by a torch, due to his theft of fire from the chariot of Apollo.
Prometheus was the Titan god whom gave fire to mankind, against the wishes of Zeus.
It's a torch on fire because he touched the sun with a piece of wood and gave it to man.
The dime has a torch on it to honor Prometheus, the ancient Greek god, for stealing fire from Mt. Olympus and bringing it to humans, the skinny stalk that the fire is held in, is meant to represent the fennel plant Prometheus carried it down on. (Fennel burns very slowly) In Christian religion Prometheus is the god that relates most to Jesus. According to the U.S. Mint, the torch also signifies Liberty. That is the reason it was chosen for the back of the dime. The choice was influence in part by the fact that the new design was issued just after the end of WW2.
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The olympic torch represents the theft of fire from Zeus by Prometheus the giant. It also might represent a relay run in the late Ancient Olympics in which a team of runners passed a torch between them and the last runner lit a huge torch. It is a tradition to light the flame at the beginning of all Modern Olympics.
There was a myth about how Prometheus stole a torch of fire from Mt. Olympus so he could make warmth for man kind.
The Olympic Flame or Olympic Torch is a symbol of the Olympic Games. Commemorating the theft of fire from the Greek god Zeus by Prometheus, its origins lie in ancient Greece, where a fire was kept burning throughout the celebration of the ancient Olympics.
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