At  the opening of The Metamorphoses, Ovid records that this god existed  alongside "warring seed of ill-joined elements" next together.
Hesoid's description of this deity was likely inspired by the annals of  Sanchuniathon, In The Metamorphoses, Orpheus says that this deity is  the largest within the Underworld, as her realm is "vast and silent." At  the opening of The Metamorphoses, Ovid records that this god existed  alongside "warring seed of ill-joined elements" next together. Although  not Gaea, some sources record that this goddess fulfilled the same role  as Aether did for the Heavens, and Erebus did for (*) Hades. More  traditionally, Hesiod claims the parthenogenesis of this goddess produced  Erebus and Nyx. For 10 points, identify this primordial goddess whose name  means "chasm."
Hesoid's description of this deity was likely inspired by the annals of  Sanchuniathon,
Chaos