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mythos/Greek Myths: Prometheus, the thief of fire

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Prometheus and the Caucasus Mountains

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Fire

In Greek mythology, the Caucasus Mountains are the site where Prometheus was chained by Zeus as punishment for stealing fire and giving it to humanity. This mythological connection links the geographical location of the Caucasus Mountains to the symbolic narrative of fire.

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