https://talesoftimesforgotten.com/2019/06/07/ancient-greek-views-on-women/

Disregard the title and the style of the author, and focus on the quotes. I list some of them here:

  • The man who keeps a woman in his house, never gets through a whole day in good cheer.
  • She that looks the best-behaved, in fact is the most rotten of them all, for while her man gawps fondly at her, oh, the neighbors' merriment: another dupe!
  • Two days of a woman's life give greatest pleasure: those of her wedding and her funeral.
  • Never trust your life to a woman.
  • A woman knows nothing except what she wants to know.
  • It's better to bury a woman than to marry her.
  • Don't trust a woman even if she's dead.
  • When there's no women around, nothing bad happens to a man.
  • A woman is silver-coated dirt.
  • A woman is the wildest of all wild animals.
  • Sea, fire, and women as the third evil.
  • There ought to be some other way for men to get their sons, there ought to be no women; then a man could live his life in peace.
  • Mollusks demonstrate this difference: when a female cuttlefish is struck by a trident, the male helps her, but if a male is struck, the female flees.