Theogonia - İşler ve Günler

These texts offer different perspectives on divine origins and human life. I'm curious whether combining them was meant to create a fuller picture of Hesiod's worldview.

Despite being over two millennia old, the advice on justice, hard work, and moderation still feels applicable. Did these themes resonate or feel distant?

His depiction feels more personal and human compared to later mythologies. I'm interested in how this shaping of gods affects contemporary storytelling or beliefs.