From the origins of the cosmos to the trials of mortal life, this ancient text weaves together mythology and morality. The Theogonyunveils the dramatic lineage of the gods, recounting their battles for power and their role in shaping the universe. Works and Daysshifts to a more grounded perspective, offering timeless wisdom on justice, hard work, and humanity's place in the divine order. Together, they explore the tension between chaos and order, myth and reality, in a world governed by both divine and mortal struggles.

As one of the oldest works of Western literature, Theogony and Works and Days offers a rare glimpse into ancient Greek cosmology and morality. It establishes the genealogy of the gods, forming the foundation for much of Greek mythology and its enduring cultural influence. Beyond mythology, it provides practical wisdom and ethical reflections, bridging divine narratives with the realities of human life. Hesiod's work shaped classical thought and continues to inspire discussions on justice, work, and humanity's connection to the divine.