The Poet Hesiod and the Dramatist Aeschylus Both Wrote About

question 76

Multiple Choice

The poet Hesiod and the dramatist Aeschylus both wrote about the

• A)genealogy of the gods.
• B)folly of the Persian Emperor Xerxes.
• C)perils of hubris.
• D)daily ordeal of common people trying to survive.
• E)all of the above

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