- Information
- son of Iapetos, steals fire
- Sometimes conflated with
- 👤 Ithas
- Son of
- 👤 Asia (Oceanid) 👤 Clymene (Oceanid I) 👤 Eurymedon (giant) 👤 Hera 👤 Iapetos 👤 Themis
- Father of
- 👤 Deucalion (Thessalian) 👤 Hellen
- Husband of
- 👤 Hesione (Oceanid)
- Has children with
- 👤 Pandora (first woman) 👤 Pronoe 👤 Pyrrha (Thessalian)
- Belongs to
- 👥 the Titans
- Creates
- 👤 Pandora (first woman)
- Wounded by
- 👤 the Caucasian Eagle
- Buried at
- 🏛️ the Tomb of Prometheus (Argos) 🏛️ the Tomb of Prometheus (Opountian Locris)
- Cult sites
- 🌍 the Academy (Athens)
- Depictions
- 🌍 Olympia (Elis) 🌍 the Sanctuary of Zeus (Olympia) 🏺 the Shield of Tydeus 💠 the Temple of Zeus (Olympia) 💠 the Throne of Olympian Zeus (Olympia) 🖌️ Attic Red-Figure Bell Krater attributed to the Nikias Painter (BM 1898.7-16.6; Beazley 217462; LIMC Antiochos 3)
- Related Entities
- ⏳ the Flood of Deucalion 🌍 Argos (city) 🌍 Cimmerian Bosporos 🌍 Hellas (Phthia) 🌍 Lake Triton (Libya) 🌍 Macedonia (N. Greece) 🌍 Mecone (unlocatable) 🌍 Mount Caucasos (Pontos) 🌍 Panopeus (Phocis) 🌍 River Hybristes (unlocatable) 🌍 River Oceanos (unlocatable) 🌍 Scythia 🌍 Tartaros 🌍 Thessaly 🌍 the Academy (Athens) 🌍 the Land of the Hyperboreans 🌍 the Stony Plain (Gaul) 🏛️ the Cave of Cheiron 🏛️ the Cave of Prometheus (India) 🏛️ the Tomb of Prometheus (Argos) 🏛️ the Tomb of Prometheus (Opountian Locris)🏺 the Ark of Deucalion 🏺 the Golden Apples of the Hesperides🏺 the Head of Zeus 🏺 the Shield of Tydeus 🏺 the Stones of Zeus 🏺 the Thunderbolt of Zeus👤 Achilles 👤 Antiochos (Heraclid) 👤 Aphrodite 👤 Aras (eponym) 👤 Argos (Panoptes) 👤 Asia (Oceanid) 👤 Athena 👤 Atlas 👤 Bia 👤 Cheiron (Centaur) 👤 Clymene (Oceanid I) 👤 Cratos 👤 Cronos 👤 Deucalion (Thessalian) 👤 Epimetheus 👤 Eurymedon (giant) 👤 Hellen 👤 Hephaistos 👤 Hera 👤 Heracles 👤 Hermes 👤 Hesione (Oceanid) 👤 Iapetos 👤 Io 👤 Ithas 👤 Menoitios (f. of Atlas) 👤 Oceanos (Titan) 👤 Pandora (first woman) 👤 Peitho (personification) 👤 Pronoe 👤 Pyrrha (Thessalian) 👤 Themis 👤 Thetis 👤 Zeus 👤 the Caucasian Eagle 👥 the Amazons 👥 the Charites 👥 the Danaids 👥 the Horai 👥 the Oceanids 👥 the Olympian Gods👥 the Sons of Aigyptos 👥 the Titans 💠 the Throne of Olympian Zeus (Olympia)
- Appears in
- 📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 1-87📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 114-150📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 152-195📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 196-240📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 286-305📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 343-375📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 526-560📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 561-590📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 700-740📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 752-778📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 823-875📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 937-970📜 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 999-1035📜 Anonymous, On Unbelievable Stories 1📜 Apollodoros, Library 1.2.3📜 Apollodoros, Library 1.3.6📜 Apollodoros, Library 1.7.1📜 Apollodoros, Library 1.7.2📜 Apollodoros, Library 2.5.11📜 Apollodoros, Library 2.5.4📜 Apollodoros, Library 3.13.5📜 D-Scholia, Iliad 1.10📜 D-Scholia, Iliad 1.519📜 D-Scholia, Iliad 14.295📜 Eumelos, Titanomachy fr. 5 West📜 Eumelos, Titanomachy fr. 7 West📜 Euripides, Phoenician Women 1085-1140📜 Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 3 Most📜 Hesiod, Ehoiai fr. 5 Most📜 Hesiod, Theogony 507-544📜 Hesiod, Theogony 535-560📜 Hesiod, Theogony 570-616📜 Hesiod, Works & Days 42-89📜 Lucian, Dialogues of the Dead 20.13 MacLeod📜 Lucian, Dialogues of the Gods 5.1 MacLeod📜 Lucian, Dialogues of the Gods 5.2 MacLeod📜 Lucian, On Salaried Posts in Great Houses 26📜 Lucian, The Dance 38📜 Lucian, To One Who Said, "You're a Prometheus in Words" 1-3📜 Lucian, To One Who Said, "You're a Prometheus in Words" 7📜 Ovid, Amores 2.16📜 Ovid, Ibis 291-292📜 Ovid, Metamorphoses 1.348-1.415📜 Ovid, Metamorphoses 1.68-1.88📜 Pausanias 1.30.2📜 Pausanias 10.4.4📜 Pausanias 2.14.2-2.14.4📜 Pausanias 2.19.5📜 Pausanias 5.11.5-5.11.6📜 Ps-Lucian, Affairs of the Heart 36📜 Ps-Lucian, Affairs of the Heart 43📜 Ps-Plutarch, On Rivers 5📜 Strabo 11.5.5📜 Strabo 15.1.6-15.1.9📜 Strabo 4.1.7📜 Vergil, Eclogues 6
- Mentioned in Text
- Aeschylus, Prometheus BoundAnonymous, On Unbelievable StoriesApollodoros, LibraryD-Scholia, IliadEumelos, TitanomachyEuripides, Phoenician WomenHesiod, EhoiaiHesiod, TheogonyHesiod, Works & DaysLucian, Dialogues of the DeadLucian, Dialogues of the GodsLucian, On Salaried Posts in Great HousesLucian, The DanceLucian, To One Who Said, "You're a Prometheus in Words"Ovid, AmoresOvid, IbisOvid, MetamorphosesPausaniasPs-Lucian, Affairs of the HeartPs-Plutarch, On RiversStraboVergil, Eclogues