god
The Furies (Eumenides)
the Furies
The avenging underworld goddesses, also called Furiae; Tisiphone drives Diseases and Fear in the plague, and they appear among the wonders Orpheus stills.
Reading notes
- The Aeneid §2.337 Fury
An Erinys or avenging Fury; the war-frenzy, and later Helen, are each called the 'common Fury' of Troy.
- The Aeneid §4.376 Furies
The avenging Furies (Erinyes/Dirae) whose madness Dido feels driving her.
- The Aeneid §6.250 Eumenides
The Furies, avengers of crime; their mother is Night, their sister Earth.
- The Aeneid §8.669 Furies
The Furies (Dirae), avenging spirits whose faces terrify the damned Catiline.
- The Aeneid §12.845 Dirae
The Dirae, twin Furies (with Megaera, daughters of Night) who attend Jove's throne; one is sent against Turnus.
- The Georgics §1.278 Furies
The avenging underworld goddesses, born with Orcus on the fifth day.