Hesiodea quae supersunt omnia ediderunt Arminius Koechly et Godofredus Kinkel is a meticulously compiled Latin edition of the extant works of Hesiod, the ancient Greek poet traditionally placed alongside Homer as a foundational figure in Greek literature. This edition, published in 1869, presents a comprehensive collection intended for scholars and students of classical literature. It offers access to Hesiod's significant contributions, including "Theogony" (an account of the origins and genealogy of the gods) and "Works and Days" (a didactic poem exploring themes of labor, justice, and morality). Prepared by Hermann August Theodor Köchly and Gottfried Kinkel, this edition preserves and makes accessible the enduring legacy of Hesiod's poetry for future generations.
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