This character describes helping a group that "had no way in which they could rely on marking winter, or flowery springtime, or fruitful summer.
This character describes helping a group that "had no way in which they could rely on marking winter, or flowery springtime, or fruitful summer." 19th-century scholars questioned the attribution of a play titled for him since it treated his chief antagonist differently than  The Suppliants . In that same play, he's guarded by Kratos and Bia and advised by a chorus of Oceanids to be more obedient. This character foretells the future wanderings of a woman who's been (*)  transformed into a cow, Io. One play ends with a giant earthquake that sends him into an abyss. He warns that "the curse of father Kronos" will soon be fulfilled on the deity that is tormenting him, Zeus. For 10 points, name this Titan who is "Bound" in an Aeschylus play after giving Man fire.
This character describes helping a group that "had no way in which they could rely on marking winter, or flowery springtime, or fruitful summer.
Prometheus