During the Gigantomachia, these figures killed Agrius and Thoas with their pestles.
During the Gigantomachia, these figures killed Agrius and Thoas with their pestles. At MountNysa, they offered "ephemeral apples" to the doomed Typhon. At Delphi, one fewer than the usualnumber of these figures is worshipped. With help from Palamedes, these figures invented thealphabet. In order to save Admetus, Apollo gets these figures drunk. Known as the Parcae in Romanmyth, these figures appear three nights after a (*) child is born. They own a spindle, a rod, and a pair ofshears, which they use to manipulate the thread of life. For 10 points, name this triad, composed of Clotho,Lachesis, and Atropos, the incarnations of Destiny.
During the Gigantomachia, these figures killed Agrius and Thoas with their pestles.
The Fates [or The Moirae; or the Fata; accept the Parcae before mentioned]