Gift from the gods
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Several things have been called gifts from the Gods. The Greek mythological figure Pandora literally means ("all gifts").
- "Although Prometheus had warned his brother Epimetheus never to accept a gift from Zeus, when Hermes arrived with Pandora, Epimetheus took this beautiful evil thing, realizing later that she might be the very evil to mankind that his brother had mentioned."[1]
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See also
- Spiritual gift
- Prometheus
- The Food of the Gods (film)
- Divine grace
- Seven gifts of the Holy Spirit
- Artistic inspiration
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