Hesiod

They were all placed in the temple, and the poet Hesiod afterwards assigned them names and attributes.

Hesiod tells us that the days regarded as sacred in his day were the fourth, fourteenth and twenty-fourth of each month.

The doctrine of guardian angels was versified by Hesiod, who was contemporary with Homer.

Homer, Hesiod, the sacred poets, had looked at these questions in their purely poetic aspects.