Fragments · 1914

The Catalogues of Women and Other Fragments

Fragments of the Hesiodic poems, in prose translation

by Hesiod

Translated by Hugh G. Evelyn-White (Loeb, 1914)

The surviving fragments of the poems ancient readers ascribed to Hesiod beyond the Theogony and Works and Days: the genealogical Catalogue of Women, the Great Eoiae, the Melampodia, the Aegimius and shorter pieces, mostly preserved as quotations by later writers.

Contents · 11 parts

• The Astronomy7 paragraphs
• The Precepts of Chiron4 paragraphs
• The Great Works2 paragraphs
• The Idaean Dactyls2 paragraphs
• The Catalogues of Women and Eoiae175 paragraphs
• The Marriage of Ceyx5 paragraphs
• The Great Eoiae17 paragraphs
• The Melampodia16 paragraphs
• The Aegimius8 paragraphs
• Fragments of Unknown Position24 lines
• Doubtful Fragments10 lines

Read this work with the Codex →