#2039

Mentioned in 19 episodes

Theogony

Book • 1953

Mentioned by

Deacon Harrison Garlick

Dr. Frank Grabowski

Mitchell Rocklin

Mentioned in 19 episodes

Mentioned by

Stephen West

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

Episode #001 ... Presocratic Philosophy - Ionian

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

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

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

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

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

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

Mentioned by

Peter Adamson

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

HoP 001 - Everything is Full of Gods - Thales

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

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

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

Mentioned by

Jack Logan

, referencing line 154 when discussing Uranus and Gaia's monstrous sons.

Attestations of a Pre-Earth Existence

The main subject of the podcast episode, discussed by

Deacon Harrison Garlick

,

Dr. Frank Grabowski

, and

Thomas Lackey

.

A Discussion on Hesiod's Theogony

Mentioned by

Jack Logan

, referencing line 154, to describe Uranus and Gaia's rebellious sons as monsters.

Seven Sages "Perfect in Lofty Wisdom"

Mentioned by

Natalie Haynes

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

Mentioned by Rabbi

Mitchell Rocklin

when contrasting Homer’s depiction of the gods.

The Iliad II: An Epic for the Ages

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

Hesiod: Theogony and Works and Days

Mentioned by

Shelby Bundy

when discussing Greek cosmogonies.

Eps. 11: Myths of Creation-Something from Nothing

Mentioned by

L.D. Deutsch

as describing the genealogy, or birth of the Greek gods.

Technomythology

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 in passing in relation to the myth included in Plato's Statesman dialogue.

#266 - Statesman by Plato

Mentioned by

Natalie Haynes

as the first to mention Medea by name.

Medea: Maligned Sorceress or Heartless Murderer?

Mentioned by the podcast hosts while discussing the Theogony.

Aeschylus' Oresteia: Libation Bearers Explained Part Two

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