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The Greek myths of the Titans have been taught over millennia, primeval paragons of progress and perilous pride whose stories speak to the verities and vanities of mankind. The four brothers descended from Iapetus and Clymene are archetypes, ones both divine and ever-so-human. There’s Prometheus, the rebel Titan who defies Zeus to offer fire to the newly-formed yet ill-equipped humans, his revolt affording knowledge and civilization. There’s Atlas, the enduring holder of Earth who would come to symbolize strength through adversity and the indomitable spirit of exploration. ‍ Then there’s Epimetheus and Menoetius. Unsurprisingly, the two brothers who represent human weakness have held far less glamorous positions in mythology than their brethren. Epimetheus impulsively accepts a gift from Pandora — Zeus’s trap to unleash horrors on humanity — ignorant of the consequences of his decision. Menoetius, meanwhile, is struck down by Zeus, a lightning bolt against his reckless hubris. Lux (Lat

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