In a Carl Spitteler work he is ``Long-Suffering'', while a  Jacques Lipchitz statue has him ``Strangling the Vulture''.
In a Carl Spitteler work he is ``Long-Suffering'', while a  Jacques Lipchitz statue has him ``Strangling the Vulture''. Pedro  Calderon de la Barca wrote of his ``Statue'' while Schubert and  Beethoven each used him as a subject. Gide wrote of him  ``Misbound'', in homage to works of Percy Shelly and Aeschylus.  For ten points, name this figure of Greek myth to whom Mary Shelley  refers in her subtitle of ``Frankenstein''.
In a Carl Spitteler work he is ``Long-Suffering'', while a  Jacques Lipchitz statue has him ``Strangling the Vulture''.
{Prometheus}