Pindar identifies this figure as the father of the goddess of modesty and counterpart of Nemesis, Aedos, and he
Pindar identifies this figure as the father of the goddess of modesty and counterpart of Nemesis, Aedos, and he This figure closely resembles the Georgian hero Amirani as well as the Hindu figure Matarisvan. Hermes claimed that the centaur Chiron would die in place of this figure, whose alcoholism Phaedrus credited with creating homosexuality. One of his brothers was destroyed by a (*) lightning bolt of Zeus for his insolence, and another was the father of Calypso and the Hesperides. This figure wrapped scrapped animal bones in a cow stomach with savory meat and glistening fat to fool the Gods into accepting meager sacrifices, and he conversed with Io when she passed by this son of Iapetus in the shape of a cow during his exile. Freed by Herakles from his daily liver removals by angry eagle, FTP, identify this brother of Epimetheus, who earned Zeus's wrath by stealing fire from the gods and giving it to mankind.
Pindar identifies this figure as the father of the goddess of modesty and counterpart of Nemesis, Aedos, and he
{Prometheus}