Theogony

"Theogony" is a classical work by the ancient Greek poet Hesiod, composed around the 8th century BCE. It details the origins and genealogy of the Greek gods, explaining how the universe was created from chaos and how various divine beings emerged. The text describes the relationships, power struggles, and birth of major gods like Zeus, Gaia, and others, laying the foundation for Greek mythology. It highlights themes of order, succession, and the role of divine power in the cosmos. "Theogony" serves as both a mythological framework and an insight into ancient Greek culture and beliefs.