Talk:Epimetheus (mythology)
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why is there very little info. on this character and there should be some more info. on his surroundings too!~
- There you go...I hope that helps. Adam Bishop 18:46, 11 Dec 2003 (UTC)
Atlas the "brother" of Epimetheus: Because Atlas is equally the son of Iapetus, it would seem genealogically correct to say therefore that he is the "brother" of Epimetheus. Similarly one might say that Aphrodite is the "aunt" of Zeus. Epimetheus and Atlas are not connected in any myth element. I didn't want to take Atlas out, so I just mentioned that Iapetus in other contexts is also his father. Mythic genealogy is full of discrepencies, even the Official Mythology that may not be discusses as mythology. --Wetman 03:04, 18 December 2005 (UTC)
