Associations to the word «Hesiod»
Noun
- Homer
- Eros
- Gaia
- Aphrodite
- Iliad
- Zeus
- Ovid
- Prometheus
- Pandora
- Herodotus
- Hera
- Heracles
- Muse
- Orpheus
- Poseidon
- Odyssey
- Hades
- Hermes
- Titan
- Hymn
- Virgil
- Plutarch
- Myth
- Genealogy
- Metamorphosis
- Mythology
- Plato
- Athena
- Medusa
- Cyclops
- Nymph
- Olympus
- Hydra
- Odysseus
- Offspring
- Fragmentary
- Chaos
- Perseus
- Artemis
- Sphinx
- Hyperion
- Mortal
- Epic
- Pronunciation
- Thebes
- Catalogue
- Greek
- Parentage
- Goddess
- Immortal
- Names
- Poet
- Cosmos
- Aristotle
- Philo
- Deity
- Dike
- Strife
- Thunderbolt
- Nationality
- Cites
- Tripod
- Underworld
- Crete
- Foam
- Bronze
- Cosmology
- Achilles
- Bce
- Fable
- Lineage
- Byzantium
- Antiquity
- Epithet
- Allegory
- Poem
- Pegasus
- Humankind
- Kingship
Adjective
Wiktionary
HESIOD, proper noun. An Ancient Greek poet and a rhapsodist
Dictionary definition
HESIOD, noun. Greek poet whose existing works describe rural life and the genealogies of the gods and the beginning of the world (eighth century BC).
Wise words
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