Wedding of Ceyx

The Wedding of Ceyx was an epic poem attributed to Hesiod it
describes the wedding of Ceyx the. The main focus of the poem by the surviving
fragments appears to be the role that Heracles to at the wedding feast.
The only surviving fragment taken from the poem describes
the preparation of a feast and roles the women and children. The work has been
quoted by various other writers most of which from works dealing with wine and
food. However, a Scholium written in the 10th century connects the work to
Apollonius Rhodius’ Argonautica writing that Heracles attended the feast after
being left behind by the Argonauts. This can also tell us that the work
was lost sometime in the Middle ages and had survived late Antiquity.Category:Hesiod
Category:Lost Epic Poems