Epimetheus IS the Latin version of the name. In Greek it would be Ἐπιμηθεύς
In all seriousness, though, not all the Greek gods had Estruscan/Roman counterparts, so they simply kept or "Latinized" the Greek names. In this case, since the Greek name fit the naming conventions of Roman names, they simply kept it.
"After-Thinker" or "Afterthought"
Epimetheus had no particular enemies.
Iapetus's Roman name is Iapetus. In mythology, he is one of the Titans, often associated with the concept of mortality and craftsmanship. Iapetus is also the father of several significant figures in mythology, including Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Atlas. The name is sometimes used in discussions of Greek mythology as well, where he is known as the equivalent of the Greek Titan Iapetos.
Epimetheus
Atlas and Epimetheus
Prometheus and Epimetheus were Greek gods.
Afterthought.
"After-Thinker" or "Afterthought"
Epimetheus was very careless, and got himself into trouble by not thinking through a situation before hand. His name means after thought, which is the opposite of his brother Prometheus' name forethought.
Epimetheus had no particular enemies.
Prometheus is the only name he is known by.
Iapetus's Roman name is Iapetus. In mythology, he is one of the Titans, often associated with the concept of mortality and craftsmanship. Iapetus is also the father of several significant figures in mythology, including Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Atlas. The name is sometimes used in discussions of Greek mythology as well, where he is known as the equivalent of the Greek Titan Iapetos.
Pandora was the wife of Epimetheus.
Yes, to Epimetheus.
Epimetheus's daughters are Pyrrha, Prophasis, and Ephyria.
Epimetheus's daughters are Pyrrha, Prophasis, and Ephyria.
Prometheus was a Titan that protected humanity. Epimetheus was his brother.