2. In Hesiod’s Theogony, which of the following divine beings tried to avoid his destiny (of being overthrown by his son) by resorting to the desperate act of eating his own children as they were born? A. Zeus (the third sky-father) B. Kronus (the second sky-father) C. Polybus (king of Corinth) D. Ouranos (the first sky-father) E. Laius (king of Thebes)

2. In Hesiod’s Theogony, which of the following divine beings tried to avoid his destiny (of being overthrown by his son) by resorting to the desperate act of eating his own children as they were born? A. Zeus (the third sky-father) B. Kronus (the second sky-father) C. Polybus (king of Corinth) D. Ouranos (the first sky-father) E. Laius (king of Thebes)

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