Annika leaves out that Pandora and her box were presented to Prometheus’ brother as a second part of Zeus’ revenge plan. Hesiod’s poems did not fully expand the link between Prometheus and Pandora.

To punish Prometheus, Zeus nailed him to a mountain in the Caucasus and sent an eagle to forever peck at his regenerating liver. Zeus also unleashed Pandora and her box of troubles into the world.

To balance the new gains that mankind had received from Prometheus, Zeus created Pandora, the first woman, and sent her to the mortals with a jar filled with innumerable plagues and disasters.

IN GREEK mythology, Prometheus, a Titan, stole fire from Mount Olympus to give to humans, whom he created. That did not go down well with Zeus, king of the gods. He sentenced Prometheus to the daily ...

When San Francisco Ballet’s new Artistic Director Tamara Rojo first approached Aszure Barton about revisiting the myths of Prometheus and Pandora, the choreographer wasn’t exactly sold. “I had to ...

In Greek mythology, Pandora was created as punishment after Prometheus stole fire for humanity. This fire connection is significant when examining Nami's current arsenal.

Fire and Frost tells the stories of Prometheus, the creator of humankind, and Pandora, the first woman of Zeus, as they navigate a war against the titans set out by Zeus, king of the gods.

He sentenced Prometheus to the daily torture of having his regenerating liver eaten by an eagle. For mankind, Zeus devised a different punishment. He created Pandora and gave her a jar, which he ...