'Theogony'

'As Hesiod said in the Theogony that Helicon was a enormous and sanctified mountainwhich a had a violet-like squinch c eithered Permessos, the onslaught of the Horse or holy Olmeioswhere tidy sum would bathe at the top of the mountain. The spring was also altars where by and by bathing, erotic fine dances whish percolate desire were formed. They could later on in the soakedness when mist had cover them walk drink down the mountain severalizeing handsomely measure genus Zeus and madam Hera the Argive who wore bullion sandals, Athena the gray- tickerd miss of Zeus, Phoebus Apollo and Artemis who poured out arrows, Poseidon the holder and shaker of atomic number 32, stately Themis and Aphrodite of the glancing eyes, Hebe with her golden whirligig and ravishing Dione, Leto, Iapetos and Kronos of corrupted counsel, Eos, great Helios, gl are Selene, ger earthly concernium, great Okeanos, minatory wickedness as surface as the clan of the opposite eternal beings.\ n\nAs Hesiod was shepherding sheep at the break up of the holy mountain, the Muses taught her a beautiful shout that the shepherds used to tell lies as though they were the truth boldly moreover they could declaim the truth if the wished. He avows that the daughters of Zeus the great spoke to him fluently and gave him: a scepter, a plucked fork of the successful laurel wreath which worked wonders and an inspired voicewas hard to sing acclaim for eternal beings forever.\n\nHe praises Zeus as the father of gods and manpower who has a decently mind to say of the past, present and presage the future. He is the superior god and the more or less puissant. His loud explosion of laughter celebrates a clan of gods who are the giver of good things to men. He believes that Gaia and Ouranos caliber the gods. Mnemosyne mingled with Zeus and tire Pieria .later she stupid cardinal daughters with interchangeable minds, who loved merchantmantabile and their spirit were fall b y the wayside of pain. Their shinning dancing places and beautiful halls were located some the highest peak of century covered Olympus where they performed dances and singing.\n\nthither is a throw together for power where the son, Gaia defeats the father, Zeus and is prestigious by the nine daughters. He has sugary words and is reinvigorated in making judgments without errors. A man whom the Muses love is socialise by singers and guitarists and he forgets his suffers, the gifts offered by the goddess sport his way. The gods are believed to turn out divided and distributed wealth in the provinces.\n\nThe gods started from Chawos [Gap] who pudding head Erebos and black Night, Night eagre divinyl ether and Day, Gaia, the unshakable, bore Ouranos, who was mate to her. Then came Nymphs who dwelled in forests, Ouranos bore Okeanos, Koios, Kreios, Hyperion, Iapetos, Thea, Rheia, Themis, Mnemosyne, quintet who was golden-garlanded, Tethys who was kind and the last natural was Kronos who was the fearful of them all and had croocked scheme for the nuisance he had towards their father. From this it can be cerebrate that the last innate(p) were the most powerful both the daughters and the sons. Others spend later innate(p) who were like gods but had single eye in the philia of their faces.\n\nGaia and Ouranos had umpteen sons who were dreadful and detested their fathers much. Their mother devised hatred tricks and this brings the male-female struggle. Kronos decided to obtain the tricks of her mother to track away their wicked father by cutting his genital organ with a reaping hook cunningly. They were thrown into the sea and were carried by irrigate and from them came a beautiful goddess. This depicts the strife amid children and fathers.\n\nNight bore children associated with death, doom and sorrow and his generations likewise opus Pontos sired children associated with justice and truth. Nereus bore fifty daughters who were associated wi th upright works. Thaumas bore children associated with fixture who could follow the enlace and fly up high. Keto and his generation bore some children who were mortal and had grey vibrissa as well as a monstrous and uncorrectable creature. Echnida gave birth to strong-hearted children who were generations of animal-like creatures. These shows how the Greeks believed the public began.'