Yes and no. Unfortunately, the answer is a bit more complicated than just saying 'Hesiod wrote this fragment about Philonis,' since, as far as I know, we can't prove with absolute certainty that he was the author of the 'Catalogue of Women' (from which the fragment originated).

But! The fragment does belong to the Hesiodic tradition, so, technically, it's not really such big of a mistake to say it's just 'from Hesiod'! Here's the fragment from the 'Catalogue of Women' in Loeb Classical Library edition, along with Philonis and her sons (and their dads!)

Chione was a fourteen year old child who was desired by a bunch of grown men as well as two old af gods.

She must have had Autolycus and Philammon when she was fifteen at oldest 🤢

This just makes the myth of Artemis killing her sadder too. She was stupid to say she was prettier than a goddess, but she was just a kid :(

Her father Daedalion tried throwing himself on her funeral pyre at least three times and wanted to die with his little girl 😭

Philammon would be the complete opposite of him

.... Ok, I just imagine Philammon to be glowing, but not really... It's like when you're oiled up and the sun hits your skin kind of situation also because yk, him being Apollo's son

When you're oiled up 😭😭