Another way to refer to cosmogonic myths is:

A myth regarding the origin and genealogy of the gods in a pantheon:

The collection of gods in a polytheistic religion:

A narrative is a

In ancient Greek mythology, all that existed at the beginning of the universe was:

True or False: In ancient Greek mythology, Chaos was a primordial void state, not disorder.

This term refers to things that existed since the dawn of time:

Synonym for primordial:

Synonym for god/gods:

Synonym for cosmogony:

Dealing with the cause or origin of something:

A synonym for etiological myth:

a complete end of the world (or an event involving destruction or damage on an awesome or catastrophic scale)

This person is one of the earliest ancient Greek poets (circa 700 BCE) and his "Theogony" is one of the most important sources for Greek Mythology that remains.

A cosmogonic myth in which the cosmos/universe is created out of "nothing"/a void/chaos by a pre-existing primordial god.

Writings/records/documents that were written by people living at the time an event occurred (generally seen to be the most reliable source)

attributing human characteristics to something nonhuman or the representation of an abstract quality in human form (e.g. Gaia or Nyx, etc.)