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I thought Ourea and Gaia got together and had Nesoi according to Hesiod? I’m not 100% but I have been doing some research and just would like some suggestions

Chaos was generally considered female

Damn, I don't think I've ever seen someone hold such a grudge against Posiedon.

Hades is the god of the underworld

Tartarus and gaia are the son of chaos

I speak whenever I see fit. The Theogony of Hesiod is just another version of the Bible, only it’s about a different ancient god of mythology that Constantine didn’t use to unify Rome under one religion in the Fourth Century. The fact that millions of adults still believe in gods of mythology today, like the Hebrew god, is embarrassing. Fortunately nones are the fastest growing religion on the planet. I just can’t believe the ridiculous nonsense, known as religion, lasted as long as it did. Thank goodness for science. It’s like the modern day tree of knowledge, but without the talking snake asking, “how do you like them apples.”💪🍎😂

❤ lovely.....

Can i just say i *LOVE* how you told ppl to fk off to PercyJackson if they cant stand historical accurate literature 👏🏾

I’ve read the manuscript, (available on Google), which was written between 750 and 700 BCE, before the bulk of the Old Testament was written, and it sounds just like the Bible. It’s filled with hymns and praises to Zeus, and other Greek gods, and crazy stories. There’s literally no difference, except the gods in this literature were Greek gods, and not Hebrew, and the crazy stories were a little bit different. There’s piles of other literature on ancient gods of mythology as well. The Shiva Purana is a good one, (also available on Google), and there’s many, many others. These gods are just as substantiated as the Hebrew god so many still worship today. The Hebrew god was only made popular amongst many Western cultures by Constantine in an effort to unify Rome, (using one religion). It was affirmative action, and apparently his sub-conscience told him it was the right decision in his dreams, (probably because he knew subconsciously Rome needed a religion that favored the poor at that time). It had absolutely nothing to do with evidence. It’s embarrassing how many people still worship a god of ancient mythology today with all the discoveries we’ve made, and advancements we’ve achieved. I’m glad religions are fading, but it’s shocking that they lasted this long, lol.

My new bible. Lol

This is SO easy to listen to. It's my fourth time after only a few days of finding the video Also I feel like you could voice a character in Hades

Why are you so insisting with Poseídon as a rapist? In some versions Medusa consented, and in most Zeus and Apollo are quite rapey as well

chaos can give birth coz of eros influence as the god of vital energy. same for gaea s partenogenesi

Incest is wincest!! 🗣🗣

this is severely underrated

I’m about 20 minutes in and this is such a great video! Love the humor too. Greek mythology is both fascinating and horrifying at the same time

Awesome video!! Question if Aphrodite is formed when Ouranus blood spills into the sea, wouldn't the sea be Pontus?

*names the hundred-handers as quietly as he can*

Could you make a video on bacteriophages? I liked the book "The Good Virus: The Amazing Story and Forgotten Promise of the Phage".

This game looks a bit complicated.

44:46 I guess the heavens is approximately 1.931.93 light years away then. I suppose it'll be easy to visit heaven once we could travel at the speed of light.

How does this have such few views??

I'm on a very niche side of CZcams atm.

Thanks. Printed it out . ....2.7 meters wide and hang it up on the garage wall. Amazing.......thanks.

Hey this is Ares aka Yahweh i Eris is my sister and those kids are mine

This is particularly brilliant. I enjoyed it. Thanks

This mythology, not biology, ser.

23:05 Ok, but was she rougher than the rest of them, though? The best of them, perhaps?

this is incredibly helpful thanku

I love the "partially" in a 1h video

A note for the time stamp 33:11 he says goddesses but marks them with a square instead of a circle, Demeter Hera and Hestia are females not males.

Incest is winfest, baby. Lol

Wow, phenomenal work. I am reading Theogony, and this visual (along with your commentary) made it much easier to process...and there was added bonus that it was enjoyable!

Great summary- thanks

I’ll have something to show my mythic students now thanks!

Psychotic homicidal Heracles. LMAO. He's not wrong.

Can you tell me where in the Greek classics the Gods are looking down on man and comment that he acts like a chicken not knowing he is a man?

For the monoglots: Hades and Thanatos, don't personify the same thing. It's because English doesn't discriminate between the two (i.e. only has one word, because it's culture is demythologized). Thanatos can be considered biological in-built death (result from senescence), where as Hades is death of higher (psychological) functions. From Hades you can return, from the other not. I.e. parts of psyche or ego can die off. Going to Hades can be a good thing. Perhaps he's misunderstood by superimposing the Christian mythos of Hell and Lucifer, who are are not embraced by Christians.

Thank you so much

Gaia is not only a milf but also a Dilf since she had a kid with her grandson Poseidon. Antaeus which was also killed by Heracles.

thank u for this I am fighting for my life in my greek class. keep it up.

Absolutely, Brilliant!

11:39 killed me lol

The greatest video for my mythology class thank you so much❤️ From Turkey.

Officially my favorite video on CZcams. Thanks!

42:33 and he knows about Lilith. Subscribed Love your etymology and vocabulary too

COITUS INTERRUPTUS - Harry Potter contraceptive But fr fr great full video 🙏🏽

This is a fantastic effort. Is it possible to get a hard copy of this chart?

I don't understand why they translate χάος(Khaos) as Chaos. Yes it sounds the same but these mean different things so it isn't a good translation. χάος is more like a chasm, it is emptiness. "Nothing" would be better than Chaos.

Could not have read Theogony properly without your awesome video. *Thank you* for taking the time and hats off to you for an exceptionally clear approach to explaining Hesiod's work. Well done!