He's not Apollo, but the tradition of wearing wreaths to commemorate victories is often traced tothis figure, as is the custom of wearing metal rings with stones set in them.
He's not Apollo, but the tradition of wearing wreaths to commemorate victories is often traced tothis figure, as is the custom of wearing metal rings with stones set in them. Thetis married Peleusafter this character advised Zeus not to marry her. This figure divided a sacrificial bull into twoparts, tricking a god into taking the pile of bones by covering it in fat. In one version of the Io story,this character tells her that her suffering will end when she gets to Egypt. He helped Heracles withhis (*) eleventh labor by advising him to ask Atlas to retrieve the apples of the Hesperides. According toone story, the centaur Chiron gave up his immortality for the sake of this figure. With Clymene, he bore ason who married Pyrrha and survived the flood. This father of Deucalion warned his brother againstmarrying Pandora and had his liver eaten out repeatedly by an eagle. For 10 points, name this son ofIapetus and Themis who was punished for stealing fire from the gods.
He's not Apollo, but the tradition of wearing wreaths to commemorate victories is often traced tothis figure, as is the custom of wearing metal rings with stones set in them.
Prometheus