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a zasto si titularna ?Pa nije značajan u umetnosti , nego se pominje u grčkoj mitologiji ..Ali manje više-sporedni lik...
Ali svakako nije Pandorin otac.
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a zasto si titularna ?Pa nije značajan u umetnosti , nego se pominje u grčkoj mitologiji ..Ali manje više-sporedni lik...
Ali svakako nije Pandorin otac.
Više sam "nickovana".a zasto si titularna ?
kako bih voleo da prodrem u taj nickViše sam "nickovana".
mozda si u pravu, al znas kad te kopka ono znatizeljnoMisliš da bi našao nešto zanimljivo?
Pogledao sam "The Greek Myths" od R.GravesDeukalion je sin Prometeja i Klimene
A Prometej je brat Epimeteju, koji je bio Pandorin muž,
Dakle kada je Pandora nastala -Deukalion još nije ni postojao .
.I još nešto ..Deukalion se kasnije oženio Pirom , zaista..
Ali Pira je bila ćerka Pandore i Epimeteja.
Tako da Pira nije mogla biti Pandorina majka nikako ,
Niti Deukalion njen otac.
8. Prometheus’s name, ‘forethought’, may originate in a Greek misunderstanding of
the Sanskrit word pramantha, the swastika, or fire-drill, which he had supposedly
invented, since Zeus Prometheus at Thurii was shown holding a fire-drill. Prometheus,
the Indo-European folk-hero, became confused with the Carian hero Palamedes, the
inventor or distributor of all civilized arts (under the goddess’s inspiration); and with
the Babylonian god Ea, who claimed to have created a splendid man from the blood of
Kingu (a sort of Cronus), while the Mother-goddess Aruru created an inferior man from
clay. The brothers Pramanthu and Manthu, who occur in the Bhagavata Purāna, a
Sanskrit epic, may be prototypes of Prometheus and Epimetheus (‘afterthought’); yet
Hesiod’s account of Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Pandora is not a genuine myth, but an
antifeminist fable, probably of his own invention, though based on the story of
Demophon and Phyllis (see 169. j). Pandora (‘all-giving’) was the Earth-goddess Rhea,
worshipped under that title at Athens and elsewhere (Aristophanes:Birds 971;
Philostratus: Life of Apollonius of Tyana vi. 39), whom the pessimistic Hesiod blames
for man’s mortality and all the ills which beset life, as well as for the frivolous and
unseemly behaviour of wives. His story of the division of the bull is equally unmythical:
a comic anecdote, invented to account for Prometheus’s punishment, and for the anomaly
of presenting the gods only with the thigh-bones and fat cut from the sacrificial beast. In
Genesis the sanctity of the thigh-bones is explained by Jacob’s lameness which an angel
inflicted on him during a wrestling match. Pandora’s jar (not box) originally contained
winged souls.
Nije dobro biti previše znatiželjan..mozda si u pravu, al znas kad te kopka ono znatizeljno
Ja nisam , ali sam čitala neke druge knjige..Pogledao sam "The Greek Myths" od R.Graves
pa to i ja kazem... zato bolje da budem konkretanNije dobro biti previše znatiželjan..![]()