Not satisfied with flooding the world, Zeus wreaks harsh punishment on Prometheus himself. Nailed to a mountain in the Caucasus, he endures unbowed the most hideous torture ever inflicted upon god or man. In the end he is set free by Heracles and is reconciled with Zeus when the latter stops raining misfortunes on mankind. This volume is a free rendering of the ancient tragedy by Aeschylus and carries the story on to the point where Prometheus is released
In the Caucasus - Let him stay here for ever - Strike hard! - Hephaestus grieves for Prometheus - The terrible surprise - Oceanus tries to help Prometheus - The grief of the Oceanides - Io in the Caucacus - My rescuer shall spring from you - The great secret - Hermes threatens Prometheus - The decision of Zeus - Prometheus is cast into Tartarus - Back in the Caucasus - The most hideous of tortures - The rescuer comes - Heracles kills the eagle - Heracles smashes the unbreakable bonds - The will of Zeus is upheld
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