How Did The Titan Prometheus Influence Greek Mythology

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The Titan Prometheus is known as the biggest supporter of mankind in Greek mythology. His myth originated from the greek poet Hesiod. He is also known as one of the gods who challenged Zeus's power. The myth of the Titan had a large influence on the Athenian period and the two Millennia that followed. Whether inspiring or lifesaving, Prometheus has been a benefactor to humanity across mythology. The influence Prometheus has on some people originated from his own myth in Greek mythology.

Prometheus's significance in Greek mythology was that he would do anything to see mankind thrive. After mankind's creation by Prometheus, there would be no cost too great of their survival. As the myth depicts this, While during a sacrificial feast between
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