In the Aeneid, one of these figures takes the form of Calybe and appears in a dream to Turnus, persuading him to go to war.
In the Aeneid, one of these figures takes the form of Calybe and appears in a dream to Turnus, persuading him to go to war. That one also enchants Queen Amata, making her prevent the marriage of Lavinia to Aeneas. Another one of these figures guards the gate of Tartarus with a whip. These figures struck the horse Xanthus dumb after he predicted the death of his master Achilles. One of them caused (*) Ascanius to kill the stag of Silvia, provoking a war between the Trojans and the Latins. They were created when the blood of Uranus fell onto the earth, and they pursued Orestes to Athens, earning the name the "Venerable Ones." Virgil claims that there are three of these figures, named Alecto, Megaera, and Tisiphone. For 10 points, name these avenging figures of Greek myth, seen as personifications of vengeance.
In the Aeneid, one of these figures takes the form of Calybe and appears in a dream to Turnus, persuading him to go to war.
Furies or Erinyes (accept Eumenides, Semnai, or Dirae)