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What kind of goddess was Erinyes?
One of the female deities of vengeance,often referred to as the 'infernal goddesses'
Greek god avenger of evildoing?
Erinyes - these were the Furies, avengers of wrongdoing. They were Alecto (unnameable), Megaera (grudging) and Tisiphone (vengeance).
What are the names of the erinyes?
Tisiphone (avenger of murder), Megaera (the jealous) and Alecto (constant anger).
Who are the Furies in Greek mythology?
Furies are from Roman mythology. They are the equivalent to the Erinyes in Greece.
What is the Latin name of the furies?
The furies seem to be the preferred Roman name whereas the Greeks usually called them Erinyes, alsoEumenides,
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