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imported>GZilla311 On account of the fact that sources say they are one and the same. His relative benevolence in the Shroud shows a lot of Prometheus tendencies, too. |
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{{Youmay|the Greek titan|the [[Isu]] scientist [[Consus]], sometimes known as "Prometheus"}} | {{Youmay|the Greek titan|the [[Isu]] scientist [[Consus]], sometimes known as "Prometheus"}} | ||
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[[File:Prometheus brings fire to mankind.jpg|thumb|''Promethus brings fire to humanity'', by {{Wiki|Heinrich Füger}}]] | [[File:Prometheus brings fire to mankind.jpg|thumb|''Promethus brings fire to humanity'', by {{Wiki|Heinrich Füger}}]] | ||
'''Prometheus''' is a Titan in [[Greece|Greek]] mythology. | '''Prometheus''' is a Titan in [[Greece|Greek]] mythology. | ||
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| This article is about the Greek titan. You may be looking for the Isu scientist Consus, sometimes known as "Prometheus". |
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We do this together or not at all. It has been proposed that this page be merged with Consus, under the article: Consus. Discussion to this effect can be held on the former article's talk page. |
Prometheus is a Titan in Greek mythology.
According to mythology, he created mankind and stole fire from Mount Olympus to allow humans to create their own civilization.[1] As punishment for rebelling against the gods, Prometheus was chained to a rock for eternity, where an eagle would eat his liver daily.[2]
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A relief depicting Prometheus' creation of mankind -
Prometheus Bound, by Peter Paul Rubens
