One poem attributed to this author admonishes one to not defecate in a river, and to not peewhile staring at the sun.
One poem attributed to this author admonishes one to not defecate in a river, and to not peewhile staring at the sun. That poem, which describes the Five Ages of Man, is addressed to thisauthor's supposed brother, Perses. In the proem of this figure's most well known poem, the musesdeclare that they can tell both lies similar to the truth and the truth while speaking to this poetshepherdon Mount (*) Helicon. That work, which preceded the now-lost Catalogue of Women, tells ofthe adornment of Pandora, and the fall of Typhoeus and Ouranos while describing Zeus's rise to poweramong the gods. For 10 points, name this classical Greek author of the Works and Days and theTheogony.
One poem attributed to this author admonishes one to not defecate in a river, and to not peewhile staring at the sun.
Hesiodos