Hesiod's straightforward account of family conflict among the gods is the best and earliest evidence of what the ancient Greeks believed about the beginning of the world. Includes Hesiod's "Works and Days", lines 1-201, and material from the Library of Apollodorus.
Genres
- Translations into English
- Poetry
- Greek Gods
- Greek Religious poetry
- Greek Didactic poetry
- Agriculture
- Greek poetry
- Translations from Greek
- English poetry
- Greek Mythology
- Criticism and interpretation
- Translations into Italian
- Translations into Macedonian
- Greek Elegiac poetry
- Translations into German
- open_syllabus_project
- Greek poetry, translations into english
- Hesiod
- Poetry (poetic works by one author)
- Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author)
- Greek poetry--translations into english
- Religious poetry, greek
- Religious poetry, greek--translations into english
- Didactic poetry, greek
- Didactic poetry, greek--translations into english
- Elegiac poetry, greek
- Elegiac poetry, greek--translations into english
- Agriculture--greece--poetry
- Gods, greek
- Gods, greek--poetry
- Poetry in greek, to c.500 english texts
- Pa3622 .w4
- 881/.01
- Pa4010.e5 t5 1999
- 881.01
- 18.43
- Translations into englishhesiod
- Pa4010.e5 t5 2006
- Mythology, greek
- Mythology, greek--poetry
- Pa4010.e5 t5 1987
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