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hesiodic — |hēsē|ädik sometimes |hesē or |hēzē adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Hesiod, 8th century B.C. Greek poet (from Greek Hēsiodos) + English ic : of or relating to the poet Hesiod or his simple practical maxims or theology … Useful english dictionary
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