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Works and days
Book • 1966
Hesiod's Works and Days is a didactic poem that offers practical advice on farming, social conduct, and justice.
It provides insights into the daily life of ancient Greek farmers and their struggles.
The poem also includes myths and legends, illustrating the consequences of good and bad behavior.
It's considered a valuable source for understanding ancient Greek society and values.
The poem's focus on work ethic, justice, and social order makes it a significant contribution to ancient Greek literature.
It provides insights into the daily life of ancient Greek farmers and their struggles.
The poem also includes myths and legends, illustrating the consequences of good and bad behavior.
It's considered a valuable source for understanding ancient Greek society and values.
The poem's focus on work ethic, justice, and social order makes it a significant contribution to ancient Greek literature.
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Mentioned by GRF Ferrari in the context of the cyclical nature of societies and the analogy to the ages of man.
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