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Zeus ordered Hephaestus to create the first woman, Pandora, out of clay. Zeus gave Pandora a box and told her never to open it as punishment for Prometheus stealing fire. Pandora opened the box out of curiosity, releasing all diseases and misfortunes into the world. Only hope remained inside once Pandora tried to close it again.
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Pandora -The First woman on earth
Pandora
The First woman on earth
Presented by
Maqsood Hasni
Free abuzar barqi kutab’khana
August 2017
Nature myths
Prometheus was wise and challenged Zeus by bringing fire to mankind. As punishment, Zeus had Prometheus bound and pecked by vultures. He was eventually freed by Heracles. Pandora was created by Zeus as punishment for mankind. She was given many gifts and a mysterious box that, when opened, released diseases and plagues. Phaethon borrowed his father Apollo's sun chariot but lost control and set the earth on fire, forcing Zeus to kill him with a thunderbolt.
Poseidon Mythology
Poseidon was the Greek god of the oceans, earthquakes, droughts and sea monsters. He had many monstrous children and lived mostly in the ocean. Poseidon had a beautiful underwater palace decorated with glowing worms, silver fountains, sea plants and sand dotted with jewels. He wielded a trident to control the ocean and battle.
Creation myths
The document describes three versions of the myth of Pandora. In Version A, Zeus created Pandora to trick men after they had tricked him. All the gods gifted Pandora. In Version B, each god gifted Pandora something in a box that she was not to open. Zeus gave Pandora to Epimetheus and she opened the box, releasing evils. The third section describes how Zeus sent a great flood to punish mankind's wickedness, sparing only Deucalion and Pyrrha who repopulated the earth.
Prometheus and pandora
Prometheus decided to steal fire from Hephaestus and give it to mankind to help them survive. When Zeus discovered this, he had Prometheus chained to a rock where an eagle would eat his regenerating liver as punishment. Prometheus endured this torture for thirty years until being freed by Hercules. Zeus also punished humans by having Hephaestus create Pandora and giving her a box containing all illnesses and evils, which she opened out of curiosity, unleashing these upon humanity.
Prometheus and pandora
Prometheus, wanting to help humanity, stole fire from Hephaestus and gave it to humans to help them survive. When Zeus discovered this, he had Prometheus chained to a rock where an eagle would eat his regenerating liver as punishment. Years later, Hercules freed Prometheus. Zeus also punished humans by having Hephaestus create Pandora and giving her a box containing all illnesses and vices, which she opened despite being told not to. Her actions caused evil to spread across the earth.
Pandora’s box!
1) Zeus ordered Hephaestus to create the first woman, Pandora, from clay as punishment for humanity after Prometheus stole fire. The gods gifted Pandora with wisdom, beauty, and cunning.
2) Pandora was sent to earth with a jar containing all of humanity's calamities. Overcome by curiosity, Pandora opened the jar releasing evils like hate, war, and disease.
3) At the bottom of the jar, Zeus had left hope for humanity. The story of Pandora's "box" is a mistranslation - Pandora actually opened a large pithos storage jar.
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