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After Prométhée gives humanity fire, Zeus condemns him to be chained to a rock. Pandore initially opposes Prométhée, then revives after being carried in a funeral procession. In the final act, she accepts a box from Zeus despite Prométhée’s warning and discovers that her tears have become a healing balsam.
Three-act conte lyrique by Pierre de Bréville to a French libretto by Jean Lorrain. The entry identifies the roles and premiere production but provides no plot synopsis.
After Prométhée gives humanity fire, Zeus condemns him to be chained to a rock. Pandore initially opposes Prométhée, then revives after being carried in a funeral procession. In the final act, she accepts a box from Zeus despite Prométhée’s warning and discovers that her tears have become a healing balsam.
Three-act conte lyrique by Pierre de Bréville to a French libretto by Jean Lorrain. The entry identifies the roles and premiere production but provides no plot synopsis.