Hesiod, Homeric Hymns, Epic Cycle, Homerica

Translated by Hugh G. Evelyn-White, M.A.

The pre-Homeric myths of the Ancient Greeks.

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Contents

NEW YORK: G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS, 1922
NEW YORK: BARTLEBY.COM, 2010

Hesiod
		Works and Days
		The Divination by Birds
		The Astronomy
		The Precepts of Chiron
		The Great Works
		The Idaean Dactyls
		The Theogony
		The Catalogues of Women and Eoiae
		The Shield of Heracles
		The Marriage of Ceyx
		The Great Eoiae
		The Melampodia
		Aegimius
		Fragments of Unknown Position
		Doubtful Fragments
The Homeric Hymns
I.		To Dionysus
II.		To Demeter
III.		To Apollo
IV.		To Hermes
V.		To Aphrodite
VI.		To Aphrodite
VII.		To Dionysus
VIII.		To Ares
IX.		To Artemis
X.		To Aphrodite
XI.		To Athena
XII.		To Hera
XIII.		To Demeter
XIV.		To the Mother of the Gods
XV.		To Heracles the Lion-Hearted
XVI.		To Asclepius
XVII.		To the Dioscuri
XVIII.		To Hermes
XIX.		To Pan
XX.		To Hephaestus
XXI.		To Apollo
XXII.		To Poseidon
XXIII.		To the Son of Cronos, Most High
XXIV.		To Hestia
XXV.		To the Muses and Apollo
XXVI.		To Dionysus
XXVII.		To Artemis
XXVIII.		To Athena
XXIX.		To Hestia
XXX.		To Earth the Mother of All
XXXI.		To Helios
XXXII.		To Selene
XXXIII.		To the Dioscuri
Homer’s Epigrams
Fragments of the Epic Cycle
		The War of the Titans
		The Story of Oedipus
		The Thebaid
		The Epigoni
		The Cypria
		The Aethiopis
		The Little Iliad
		The Sack of Ilium
		The Returns
		The Telegony
Homerica
		The Expedition of Amphiaraüs
		The Taking of Oechalia
		The Phocais
		The Margites
		The Cercopes
		The Battle of Frogs and Mice
Of the Origin of Homer and Hesiod, and of Their Contest
Appendix: Hesiod, Catalogues of Women