2014
DOI: 10.1515/anab-2014-0104
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Helping Zeus By Tricking Him? Prometheus And The Poetics Of Succession In Hesiod’S Theogony 538–541

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“…121-123) is similar to that of an ox performed by Prometheus (Hes., Theog. 536-541), who is also a -thief god‖ linked to fire (Lloyd-Jones 2003, Baumbach 2014, Yona 2014. However, these two characters are very different: Hermes is the messenger of Zeus, while Prometheus is a fierce opponent of the latter.…”
Section: Athens Journal Of Mediterranean Studies April 2022mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…121-123) is similar to that of an ox performed by Prometheus (Hes., Theog. 536-541), who is also a -thief god‖ linked to fire (Lloyd-Jones 2003, Baumbach 2014, Yona 2014. However, these two characters are very different: Hermes is the messenger of Zeus, while Prometheus is a fierce opponent of the latter.…”
Section: Athens Journal Of Mediterranean Studies April 2022mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inter alia, there has been ample discussion as to why Zeus chooses the bad heap although he clearly seems to understand what is going on. See most recentlyBaumbach and Rudolph 2014; Stocking 2017: 27-54. 64 SeeFigure 3in the appendix ( § 4) for a visual depiction of Prometheus as the demiurge on a Roman relief.…”
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