Prometheus was a hero in Greek mythology. He is mentioned in several authors, such as Pythagoras. Pythagoras. In the Argonautica, Prometheus is seen by the Argonauts.
Homer
Homer and Prometheus both come from Greek mythology. Their relationship to the origin of fire is what ties them together. In the story, Prometheus slew a bull in Mecone during Zeus' reign and wrapped its intestines and best parts in skins. He placed his stomach on top of a heap that contained fat and the remaining bones.
Hesiod
Hesiod wrote in the eighth century BC about the myth of Prometheus. He describes the legendary inventor of fire in the form of TitanIapetus. He is a brother and challenger to Menoetius.
Pindar
Pindar is a famous Greek mythological character and the son Daiphantus & Cleodice. His family is believed to descend from the Aegidae. This noble clan hails from Thebes and traces its lineage back the legendary founder of Thebes Cadmus. Megacleia married Pindar, and they had two daughters and a son.
Pythagoras
In Greek legends, Pythagoras is a figure that dates back to the time of the ancient Greeks. He was an expert on soul and the afterlife, and believed he had been reincarnated. He also taught religious rituals. His followers believed he had supernatural abilities and lived according to strict rules. They studied mathematics and other sciences, but they focused on the mystical aspects of his teachings.
Percy Bysshe Shelley
"Prometheus Unbound" is a collection of 10 poems written by British Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelle. These poems were written at the height of Shelley's poetic powers. This story is about the Greek god of Athens and their relationship to the human race.
Heinrich Friedrich Fuger
Prometheus (the god of fire) has a fascinating history. Prometheus in Greek mythology is the god of fire. He helps the Olympian Gods defeat Titans. He also helped mankind develop mathematics and writing, and later taught humanity medicine and science. He also defied Zeus by stealing fire from him, but returned it to earth where humans put it to good use, cooking food, and forming great civilisations.