Yes, in Greek mythology there is a very similar myth, namely Pandora's box. In the story of Pandora, the first woman is given a box that contains evil and misery and she is told not to open it, but she doesn't listen and opens it out of curiosity and curses humanity forever. The ancients knew that women must not be trusted and must be supervised like children, which is why they spread their wisdom through stories like these.
It is a pity that the knowledge of the ancestors that they accumulated about female nature from books (The Hammer of Witches) or religious texts or folklore did not save people from the destruction of society and entire nations.
Damn it, I've already made a post with quotes from the witches' hammer, and imagining that people from the 15th century thought about women the way we think about them here made me cry. This knowledge was collected in the form of books, folklore and other sources of information for future descendants so that they would not emancipate the Foids, as this would destroy society. And what do we have? A liberated woman is a destroyer of society and a gravedigger of entire nations.
Yes. We were never wrong or insane or paranoid, our ancestors knew all that. The world should've listened.
Unfortunately, the knowledge was lost and forgotten. Our ancestors tried to pass them on to us, but they just gave up on it.
I also want to search for works from the Middle Ages about female nature in order to make more threads on this topic.
