How Prometheus endured the harshest punishment

Pecked by an eagle and beaten by wind and rain.

Prometheus.

The punishment received by Feng Pei is: Zeus.

Let the god of fire lock Prometheus to a cliff and let him suffer from the wind and rain day and night, and Prometheus will not give in; Zeus sent a vicious eagle eagle to peck at Prometheus' liver, so that his liver could eclipse the sun and night, and the pain was endless, and Prometheus was tortured for many years.

Prometheus in Greek mythology.

, one of the wisest gods, the earliest descendant of the Titans, whose name means "forethought". Son of the Twelve Titans Iapetus and Clymine. Prometheus not only created humanity and brought fire to it, but also taught him many knowledge and skills.

Zeus ordered the other mountain gods to bind Prometheus in chains to Mount Caucasus

veins on a rock. A hungry eagle pecks at his liver every day, and his liver always grows again. His suffering will last for 30,000 years.

And he was steadfast in the face of suffering and never lost his courage in the face of Zeus. Eventually, Hercules (Hercules) restored Prometheus and Zeus to their friendship, found the golden apple, killed the eagle, and thus freed Prometheus.

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Prometheus's hands and feet were chained to the cliff. He has neither the power nor the power.

Able to sleep, suffering from wind and sun, frost and rain all day long.

The ruthless Zeus felt that this was not a good idea, and sent a vicious eagle (jiù) to stand on Prometheus's knees every day, and pecked at his liver with its sharp beak. During the day, his liver was eaten up, but at night, it grew back. The next morning, the eagle continued to peck at his liver.

In this way, the suffering of Prometheus will never end.

I think the vulture eagle eats the most terrible liver.

1.Chained to a high cliff, suffering day and night in the wind and rain;

2.The vicious vulture used its sharp beak to peck at Prometheus' liver.

Greek mythology. The story of Prometheus.

Let the eagle peck at his liver. If you think about it, it hurts. And he couldn't even move.