An epic by this poet describes the creation of Gaia out of Chaos and the genealogies of the gods.
One of this man's works contains a fable in which a hawk flies with a nightingale in his claws and berates it for resisting a stronger creature. That work was written after his spendthrift brother sued him for his inherited sheep. This man wrote a work in which every section begins with the phrase "e hoie" [ay HOY-ay], his (*) Catalogue of Women. In a work addressed to his brother Perses, this author gave the first extant account of the Five Ages and described advantageous farming practices. An epic by this poet describes the creation of Gaia out of Chaos and the genealogies of the gods. For 10 points, identify this ancient Greek poet of the Theogony and Works and Days.
One of this man's works contains a fable in which a hawk flies with a nightingale in his claws and berates it for resisting a stronger creature.
{Hesiod}