Those two works by this author describe the births of the gods and the conflict of the Olympians and the Titans, and give agricultural advice to his brother Perses.
One work by this author advises another man to avoid frequenting the Agora, and to "call your friend to a feast but leave your enemy alone"; that work by this author also describes the ten thousand spirits who keep Zeus appraised of the justice practiced among men. This man's most famous work begins by explaining how the muses on Helicon gave him a laurel staff. In one work, he claimed that Aidos and Nemesis would abandon the earth at the end of his (*) age, while in another work he described how Prometheus tricked Zeus into accepting animal fat as an offering and was bound to a rock. Those two works by this author describe the births of the gods and the conflict of the Olympians and the Titans, and give agricultural advice to his brother Perses. For ten points, name this author of Works and Days and Theogony.
One work by this author advises another man to avoid frequenting the Agora, and to "call your friend to a feast but leave your enemy alone"; that work by this author also describes the ten thousand spirits who keep Zeus appraised of the justice practiced among men.
Hesiod