Hesiod
See Hesiod in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(hēˈsē-əd, hĕsˈē-) fl. eighth century B.C.
Greek poet. The major epics ascribed to him are Works and Days, a valuable account of ancient rural life, and Theogony, a description of the gods and the beginning of the world.
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