Theogony: origins and kinship
A main source for the initial dataset, with passage references preserving the context of each relationship.
Also known as: Theogony · Hesiod · เฮซิออด · ธีโอโกนี
How this source is used
The initial dataset consults H. G. Evelyn-White’s 1914 English translation as presented by Theoi. Each claim retains a passage reference.
Lines 116–138 support Gaia, Ouranos and the Titans; 188–206 support Aphrodite’s emergence; 453–500 support Rhea, Kronos and Zeus.
The Thai entries are newly written explanations, not reproductions of a copyrighted Thai translation. We do not claim a word-by-word examination of the Greek manuscript tradition.
Claims and evidence
The source page identifies Evelyn-White’s 1914 translation.
Sources
- Hesiod, Theogony — H. G. Evelyn-White (1914)
Bibliographic header; Theogony 116–138, 188–206, 453–500
Source accessed 2026-10-28