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Page 159
The single surviving fragment of this poem is published in the volume of Hesiod's
works in the Loeb Classical Library Cerdo . The wise of Phoroneus , king of
Argos . Though Cerdo's tomb was shown near that of her husband at Argos , little
...
The single surviving fragment of this poem is published in the volume of Hesiod's
works in the Loeb Classical Library Cerdo . The wise of Phoroneus , king of
Argos . Though Cerdo's tomb was shown near that of her husband at Argos , little
...
Page 233
Hesiod calls Eris the mother of a long list of personified abstractions as
disagreeable as herself . ( Hesiod , Works and Days ... by the Romans .
According to Hesiod's Theogony ( 120-122 , 201 ) , Eros existed almost from the
beginning of time ...
Hesiod calls Eris the mother of a long list of personified abstractions as
disagreeable as herself . ( Hesiod , Works and Days ... by the Romans .
According to Hesiod's Theogony ( 120-122 , 201 ) , Eros existed almost from the
beginning of time ...
Page 255
GORGOPHONE GYES Hesiod . The few fragments that remain can be found in
the volume of that author's works in the Loeb Classical Library . Great Goddess .
A title of DEMETER . Great Gods of Samothrace . See Cabeiri . Great Mother of ...
GORGOPHONE GYES Hesiod . The few fragments that remain can be found in
the volume of that author's works in the Loeb Classical Library . Great Goddess .
A title of DEMETER . Great Gods of Samothrace . See Cabeiri . Great Mother of ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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