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CONTENTS

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PREFACE  v
INTRODUCTION  ix
BIBLIOGRAPHY xliii
HESIOD 1-283
Works and Days  2
The Divination by Birds  64
The Astronomy  66
The Precepts of Chiron  72
The Great Works  74
The Idaean Dactyls  76
The Theogony  78
The Catalogues of Women and the Eoiae   154
The Shield of Heracles 220
The Marriage of Ceyx 254
The Great Eoiae 256
The Melampodia 266
The Aegimius 270
Fragments of Unknown Position 274
Doubtful Fragments 280
THE HOMERIC HYMNS 285-463
I.—To Dionysus 286
II.—To Demeter 288
III.—To Apollo 324
IV.—To Hermes 362
V.—To Aphrodite 406
VI.—To Aphrodite 426
VII.—To Dionysus 428
VIII.—To Ares 432
IX.—To Artemis 434
X.—To Aphrodite 434
XI.—To Athena 436
XII.—To Hera 436
XIII.—To Demeter 436
XIV.—To the Mother of the Gods 438
XV.—To Heracles the Lion-hearted 438
XVI.—To Asclepius 440

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