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==hesiod==according to hesiod's "theogony" (c. 700 bc):* chaos (void, air, arche)**erebus (darkness) (male) and nyx (night) (female)***aether (light) (male) and hemera (day) (female)****gaia (earth) (female)*****uranus (heaven) (male)*****ourea (mountains) (male)*****pontus (sea) (male)*tartarus (underworld) (male)==other sources==* physis (genesis) (female)* ananke (compulsion) (female)* chronos (time) (male)* hydros (primordial waters) (male)* himeros (tension) (male)* thesis (creation) (female)* phusis (nature) (female)* phanes (appearance) (male)* nesoi (islands) (female)* thalassa (sea) (female)* ophion (life) (male)* oceanus (ocean) (male)*eros (procreation) (male)* protogeneia (first born) (female)* moirai (revelation) (female)==other genealogy structures==the ancient greeks proposed many different ideas about primordial deities in their mythology, which was largely adapted by the romans.
=== Épiménide ===Épiménide fait d'Ær (l'air) et de nyx (la nuit) les deux êtres primordiaux, qui s'unissent pour enfanter tartare.
