#321 Tales of the Greek Heroes 2

Tales of Greek Heroes 2 Golden Age: Humans don't reproduce Silver Age: Humans look to Cronos and Titans and were also locked up in Tartarus Zeus made good Titan Prometheus to sculp new humans according to the image of the gods from clay. Zeus breathed in air into humans. Zeus decreed life span of humans. Zeus particularly asked Prometheus not to bring fire to humans. Thus humans came to be. Zeus went with lovely wife Maia to Cylenne. Maia bore a child named Hermes. Apollo had a group of beautiful cows. Helios, the god of sun, told Apollo his cows were all stolen. The cows were stolen when Hermes was 7-day-old. Apollo asked the head of satyrs in Arcadia, Silenus, to go find those cows. Silenus found fairy Cylenne, who was nursing the baby child Hermes. Apollo found Cylenne as well as most wonderful music from her cave. Turned out it was Hermes who played the music from a harp he had made by himself using Apollo's cow's skin. Apollo warned Hermes he would catch him to Zeus's court to judge for Apollo. Zeus appeared and declared Hermes should return all the cows to Apollo as well as his harp. That's why Apollo became the god of music and poetry. Hermes met a love girl called Dryope, who would only marry a shepherd. Hermes disguised himself as a shepherd and stole sheeps so that Dryope believed him and married him. Dryope gave birth to a baby who looked like goat with a goat's beard. Hermes loved his baby and named him Pan. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn