Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Hesiod
Noun
/ˈhiːziəd/
Definition
Hesiod is an ancient Greek poet, often regarded as one of the earliest known poets of Western literature.
Examples
- Hesiod’s most famous works include ‘Theogony’ and ‘Works and Days’.
- He lived around the same time as Homer and is considered a contemporary of his.
- Many scholars study Hesiod’s poetry to understand ancient Greek culture better.
Meaning
His works provide insights into the life, agriculture, and mythology of ancient Greece.
Synonyms
- Poet
- Writer
