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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Theogony

Book • 1953

Author

Hesiod

Mentioned by

Stephen West

Tom Holland

Fr. Timothy Bellamah O.P.

Peter Adamson

Deacon Harrison Garlick

Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Stephen West

as a source providing explanations for natural phenomena prevalent during Thales' time.

1,204 snips

Episode #001 ... Presocratic Philosophy - Ionian

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

as a foundational Greek myth and a wellspring of European poetry.

569 snips

602. Greek Myths: Zeus, King of the Gods (Part 1)

Mentioned by

Peter Adamson

as a poem about the origins and natures of the gods.

291 snips

HoP 001 - Everything is Full of Gods - Thales

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

as a source where Hesiod had written about terrible monsters, including the Sphinx.

291 snips

603. Greek Myths: The Riddle of the Sphinx (Part 2)

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

when discussing the canonical account of the origins of the gods.

247 snips

604. Greek Myths: Sex, Drugs & Tragedy (Part 3)

The main subject of the podcast episode, discussed by

Deacon Harrison Garlick

Dr. Frank Grabowski

, and

Thomas Lackey

26 snips

A Discussion on Hesiod's Theogony

Mentioned by

Natalie Haynes

when talking about Zeus's previous lovers, referring to a passage in Hesiod's Theogony.

18 snips

Hera

Mentioned by Rabbi

Mitchell Rocklin

when contrasting Homer’s depiction of the gods.

The Iliad II: An Epic for the Ages

Mentioned as the poem the episode will focus on, exploring Greek paganism.

Hesiod: Theogony and Works and Days

Mentioned as telling the origin of the Greek gods.

Revelation 13:11-13

Mentioned by

Breej Burke

when discussing the origins of Hecate and her early portrayal as a beneficent goddess.

Hecate Part 1 (Classic Chthonia Remastered 2)

Mentioned by

Shelby Bundy

when discussing Greek cosmogonies.

Eps. 11: Myths of Creation-Something from Nothing

Mentioned in the podcast conclusion as a work discussed in previous episodes.

How to Read the Bible like St. Thomas Aquinas and Dante

Mentioned as the most systematic account of the mythological tradition.

Pre-Pre-Socratic Philosophy

Mentioned in the context of systematic thought that was epic, narrative, drama, and song.

Review: The New Polytheism (Miller) by David Miller and James Hillman

Mentioned by the podcast hosts while discussing the Theogony.

Aeschylus' Oresteia: Libation Bearers Explained Part Two

Mentioned by

Thomas Lackey

and

Deacon Harrison Garlick

in the context of discussing the origins of the Furies and their connection to Zeus's actions.

Aeschylus' Oresteia: The Eumenides Explained Part Two

Mentioned by

Caleb Ontiveros

as the source of the earliest known mention of Medea.

Seneca's Medea | Revenge, Violence, and Stoicism (Episode 176)

Mentioned by

Shelby Bundy

when discussing the Gorgons in Greek mythology.

Eps. 34: The Number Three

Mentioned by

Fr. Timothy Bellamah O.P.

when discussing Pandora's myth and how it appears towards the middle of Hesiod's famous epic poem.

The Emergence of Evil as a Theological Problem | Fr. Timothy Bellamah, O.P.

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