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Catalogue of Women slightly more terrestrial topic ("Cat". fr. 1.1–5): The immediately subsequent lines describe significant characteristics of the heroic age. The first allowed for the liaisons that are the poem's ostensible subject: gods and mortals freely interacted in those days. A further significant detail about the heroic condition is offered next in one of the most puzzling passages of the "Catalogue". Men and women are said to have been not "equally long-lived" (, "isaiōnes", a "hapax legomenon"), but it is unclear whether this refers to different lifespans among the heroes themselves, a difference between the lives of the heroes and "today's" man,