These figures were the sisters of the Meliae since they both came from the blood that dripped down onto Gaea from the castrated (*) Ouranos.
Disguised as the Priestess Calybe ["Cal-e-bee"], one of these figures struck King Turnus of the Rutuli with a torch to begin a war between the Latins and Trojans. These figures were the sisters of the Meliae since they both came from the blood that dripped down onto Gaea from the castrated (*) Ouranos. These figures pursued Orestes to Apollo's Temple after he killed his mother Clytemnestra. These figures were individually named Megaera, Tisiphone, and Alecto, and they were also known as the Eumenides or "Kindly Ones." The Erinyes was the Greek name for, for 10 points, which Greek spirits who embodied vengeance?
Disguised as the Priestess Calybe ["Cal-e-bee"], one of these figures struck King Turnus of the Rutuli with a torch to begin a war between the Latins and Trojans.
Furies (accept Erinyes, Eumenides, or Kindly Ones before being mentioned; accept Semnai, Venerable Ones, or August Ones; accept Dirae before “Greek”)