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“And thus Epimetheus took the lovely Pandora to wife in spite of the warning of his brother, Prometheus, then in the Caucasus, to beware of the Gods bearing gifts.” quote by Nicholas Chong
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““And thus Epimetheus took the lovely Pandora to wife in spite of the warning of his brother, Prometheus, then in the Caucasus, to beware of the Gods bearing gifts.””

Nicholas Chong

About This Quote

Source Mythology Lecture, Nicholas Chong, 2019

Pandora’s story warns of accepting gifts without caution.

In simple terms: Beware of hidden dangers in gifts.

Key Takeaway

Question before accepting.

Themes

mythology trust consequence

Mood

cautious instructive

Type

educational mythic

When to use this quote

  • personal decisions
  • business deals
  • technology adoption

Key Concepts

gift caution human curiosity

Questions to Reflect On

  • What modern “gifts” are risky?
  • How to discern hidden motives?
A Different Perspective

May oversimplify myth.

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