Editing Talk:Titanomachy (section)

== Lede dispute ==

The article [//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Titanomachy&oldid=585753966 lede] says that the Titan Wars were "fought ... long before the existence of mankind." But the ''[[Works and Days]]'' ([[:s:Works_and_Days|ll. 109 ff.]]) talks of: "a golden race of mortal men who lived in the time of Cronos when he was reigning in heaven." Does this not suggest that, in the mythology, men existed before the Titanomachy; or, at least, that the matter is contentious? '''[[User:It Is Me Here|<span style="color:#006600;">It Is Me Here</span>]]''' <sup>'''[[User_talk:It Is Me Here|<span style="color:#CC6600;">t</span>]] / [[Special:Contributions/It Is Me Here|<span style="color:#CC6600;">c</span>]]'''</sup> 15:45, 12 December 2013 (UTC)
:The same answer applies here that I gave to a previous question, that is that there are always conflicts among sources in Greek mythology, which just goes to show that there were multiple versions of the myths (which makes sense given the geographical diversity of greek culture and the long length of time the civilization lasted for, of course new versions woud arise). I think that the ideal for a wikipedia article is to talk about all the different versions of the myth, and the inherent inconsistencies, so as to say there is no "right" version. [[User:GrassHopHer|GrassHopHer]] ([[User talk:GrassHopHer|talk]]) 14:57, 14 December 2013 (UTC)