Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to mankind. As punishment, Zeus chained him to a rock where an eagle ate his liver every day and, due to Prometheus' immortality, every night his liver grew back.
they met when zues created Pandora as a punishment for prometheus stealing his fire
Prometheus is kind, unselfish, he also thought about the humans and gave him the gift of fire. He did not deserve such a severe punishment.
Zeus had every intention of leaving Prometheus to the eagle for eternity, but Hercules killed the eagle and freed Prometheus from the mountains he was nailed to.
Prometheus stole fire form zues, and taught the mortals medicine and other civilized activities. His punishment was that zues had prometheus nailed to a rock and every day an eagle would fly down and tear out his liver. every night, since prometheus was a titan, his liver regrew.
He saw your face.
they met when zues created Pandora as a punishment for prometheus stealing his fire
he was punished because he was an idiot
prometheus did not escape punishment, Hercules saved him from it by slaying the eagle that eats his liver on a daily basis
Prometheus is kind, unselfish, he also thought about the humans and gave him the gift of fire. He did not deserve such a severe punishment.
Zeus had every intention of leaving Prometheus to the eagle for eternity, but Hercules killed the eagle and freed Prometheus from the mountains he was nailed to.
Hephaestus was not nailed to a mountain. You're thinking of Prometheus.
Getting his liver teared out every day by an eagle
Pandora.
Prometheus stole fire form zues, and taught the mortals medicine and other civilized activities. His punishment was that zues had prometheus nailed to a rock and every day an eagle would fly down and tear out his liver. every night, since prometheus was a titan, his liver regrew.
Pandora
He saw your face.
Zeus took away fire from Prometheus as punishment for stealing it to give to humanity. This act of defiance angered Zeus, who wanted to keep fire as a symbol of divine power. As further punishment, Zeus also condemned Prometheus to eternal torment, where he was bound to a rock and had his liver eaten by an eagle every day.