text: Lester Coonen argues that this writer expressed an early application of the endocrinological principle in his account of the Budini eating testicles as a remedy of the disease of the womb.
full_question: Lester Coonen argues that this writer expressed an early application of the endocrinological principle in his account of the Budini eating testicles as a remedy of the disease of the womb. In the Poetics, Aristotle claims that rendering this man’s writing into verse would not elevate it to the level of poetry. He’s not Homer, but Richmond Lattimore examined the role of the “wise adviser” in this man’s work, citing the examples of Solon and Artabanus. This man wrote a book divided into nine sections, each of which is named for a muse, that covers the the Greco-Persian Wars. For 10 points, name this Greek known as the “father of history.”
first_sentence: Lester Coonen argues that this writer expressed an early application of the endocrinological principle in his account of the Budini eating testicles as a remedy of the disease of the womb.