The end of one play about this protagonist concludes of suffering, forgiveness,defiance, and love th
The end of one play about this protagonist concludes of suffering, forgiveness,defiance, and love that "This is alone Life, Joy, Empire, and Victory." This character'smother describes Zoroaster as "my dead child" who "met his own image walkingin the garden". He lists (+) medicine, prophecy, and agriculture in a catalog of thearts he had taught. One of his companions describes to her sister Ione the sound of whirlwinds and earthquakes coming from the realm of (*) Demogorgon. This lover of Asia tells of the birth of Epaphus when Io asks when her suffering will end, but he refuses to tell Hermes who will overthrow Zeus, in which he is joined by a chorus of Oceanids. For ten points, name this title character of a closet drama by Percy Shelley and a play by Aeschylus in which he is bound to a rock for giving man fire.
The end of one play about this protagonist concludes of suffering, forgiveness,defiance, and love that "This is alone Life, Joy, Empire, and Victory."
Prometheus