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Question of the Day: Ancient History: Greece
How do the portrayals of Zeus presented by Homer and Hesiod primarily differ?
Homer presents Zeus as primarily concerned with the lives of his favorite warriors; whereas Hesiod presents Zeus as a more wise, circumspect, and just leader.
None of these answers are accurate; Hesiod based his description of Zeus on the Homeric Epics.
Homer portrays Zeus as uninterested in human affairs; whereas Hesiod portrays Zeus as directly invested in individual human lives.
Homer portrays Zeus as directly invested in individual human lives; whereas Hesiod portrays Zeus as uninterested in human affairs.
Homer presents Zeus as primarily concerned with piety and religious devotion; whereas Hesiod presents Zeus as more reckless and immoral.
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