According to Hesiod, this tricksy entity fooled Zeus during an offering from men to the gods at Mecone by butchering the ox and disguising the portions each race would take. He advised Heracles not to go after the apples of the Hesperides himself, but to instead trick Atlas into doing it. Cheiron died in his place after Heracles freed him on Mount Caucasus, and is often credited as being the creator of man. For ten points, name this titan who had his liver eaten every day by an eagle as punishme
According to Hesiod, this tricksy entity fooled Zeus during an offering from men to the gods at Mecone by butchering the ox and disguising the portions each race would take. He advised Heracles not to go after the apples of the Hesperides himself, but to instead trick Atlas into doing it. Cheiron died in his place after Heracles freed him on Mount Caucasus, and is often credited as being the creator of man. For ten points, name this titan who had his liver eaten every day by an eagle as punishment for giving fire to men.
According to Hesiod, this tricksy entity fooled Zeus during an offering from men to the gods at Mecone by butchering the ox and disguising the portions each race would take.
{Prometheus}