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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 else ...
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 else ...
Page 233
Hesiod calls Eris the mother of a long list of personified abstractions as
disagreeable as herself. [Hesiod, Works and Days, ... or Cupid by the Romans.
According to Hesiod's Theogony [120–122, 201], Eros existed almost from the
beginning ...
Hesiod calls Eris the mother of a long list of personified abstractions as
disagreeable as herself. [Hesiod, Works and Days, ... or Cupid by the Romans.
According to Hesiod's Theogony [120–122, 201], Eros existed almost from the
beginning ...
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One of them, called simply Charis (Grace) by Homer in the Iliad and named
Aglaea by Hesiod, was said by these early ... The Graces, who were usually three
after Hesiod's account, were favorite subjects in art, often being shown nude and
...
One of them, called simply Charis (Grace) by Homer in the Iliad and named
Aglaea by Hesiod, was said by these early ... The Graces, who were usually three
after Hesiod's account, were favorite subjects in art, often being shown nude and
...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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