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Catalogue of Women structural model, although this is not stated explicitly within that text. The collection and interpretation of the Hesiodic fragments in the modern era began during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, primarily with the editions of and . The earliest collections simply presented ancient quotations organized by the quoting author, and it was not until the work of , and that attempts at a proper reconstruction began. Marckscheffel was the first to recognize that the early portions of the poem treated the descendants of Deucalion in a systematic fashion, but he regarded what were called the ""Catalogue of Women"" and ""Ehoiai""