Works and Days

Discover the timeless wisdom of Hesiod in "Works and Days," an essential read for anyone interested in agriculture, economics, and ancient society. Published in 1997, this annotated translation spans 100 pages and brings to life the didactic poetry of one of Greece's earliest poets. Hesiod delves into agricultural practices and societal norms, offering invaluable insights into the daily lives and beliefs of ancient Greeks.

This work not only serves as a guide for farming but also explores themes of justice, labor, and the relationship between humanity and the divine. Through its engaging narrative, "Works and Days" enhances our understanding of Greek mythology and economic history. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of classics, this paperback edition invites readers to connect with the past while reflecting on its relevance today. Whether you’re a scholar or simply curious about ancient wisdom, Hesiod's writings remain profoundly impactful and relevant.