The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Epimetheus

Family: deities · Role: father of Pyrrha · First appears: Fable 9

Fable 9

  • child: Pyrrha “Because Prometheus was the father of Deucalion and Epimetheus of Pyrrha; Prometheus and Epimetheus being the sons of Iapetus.”
  • parent: Iapetus “Prometheus and Epimetheus being the sons of Iapetus.”
  • siblings with Prometheus “Prometheus and Epimetheus being the sons of Iapetus.”

Fable 10

  • child: Pyrrha “Upon that, the son of Prometheus soothes the daughter of Epimetheus with {these} gentle words, and says, “Either is my discernment fallacious, or the oracles are just, and advise no sacrilege.”

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