The Age of Heroes and the Iron Age. For the fourth age,
Hesiod abandoned the metallurgical metaphor and instead
called it the Age of Heroes. The Age of Heroes was a historical
period for Hesiod, referring to the Mycenaean age and the
stories told by Hesiod's fellow poet Homer. The Age of Heroes
was a better and fairer time when men called Hemitheoi were
demigods, strong, brave and heroic. Though many were
destroyed by the great wars of Greek legends. After death, some
went to the Underworld; and the more fortunate to the Isles of
the Blessed.
The fifth age was the Iron Age, Hesiod's name for his own
time, and in it, all modern men were created by Zeus as evil and
selfish, burdened with weariness and sadness. All sorts of evils
arose during this age. Piety and other virtues disappeared and
most of the gods left on earth abandoned it. Hesiod predicted
that Zeus would one day destroy this race. Iron is the hardest
and most difficult metal to work, forged by fire and hammering.
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