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Meanings of eumenides in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "Fury"
Examples for "Fury"
1
Multiple investigations have confirmed this simple fact, said Jordan's spokesman, Ian Fury.
2
Which antipodean post-apocalyptic road warrior is set to return on Fury Road?
3
He would not discuss the prospect of a third fight against Fury.
4
For roughly an hour now it was open season on Dalton Fury.
5
Tyson Fury hasn't fought since November 2015 after suffering from personal issues.
1
But Orestes was not yet relieved from the vengeance of the Erinyes.
2
Let us cover her dishonour if we see it, lest we should provoke the Erinyes.
3
To Nemesis with them, to Ate and the Erinyes!
4
The epithet is applied to Zeus and the Erinyes as the deities of revenge and punishment.
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The Erinyes brought forward their accusation, and Orestes made the command of the Delphic oracle his excuse.
Usage of eumenides in anglès
1
Eumenides. I was also translating Greek poems for Kostas's friend in London.
2
The last play of the trilogy, the 'Eumenides,' has many singular features.
3
A celebrated temple was erected to the Eumenides at Athens, near the Areopagus.
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The Parcæ shook their heads; even the Eumenides were silent.
5
The Eumenides are escorted from the scene in solemn procession.
6
From them sprung the Eumenides, pursuers and destroyers of men.
7
Let me now give you another passage from the "Eumenides"-or"Furies"-ofÆschylus.
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And the Eumenides there lying express pictorially this disparity.
9
The Eumenides, avenging deities, seized upon Orestes, and drove him frantic from land to land.
10
Schiller supposes that the spectacle just then going on was a solemn chorus of the Eumenides.
11
In the evening to the Greek play,-the"Eumenides" of Aeschylus,-whichwas wonderfully well done.
12
Eumenides, also called Erinnyes, and by the Romans Furiae or Diraae, the Avenging Deities, See Furies
13
The novel opens with the return of killer, Eumenides, named for the Greek furies of vengeance.
14
There is a wind called Euroclydon: it would be one of the Eumenides; only they are women.
15
Heretofore they have been the Erinnyes, or Furies; henceforth they shall be the Eumenides, or Gracious Goddesses.
16
Here is no need of the Eumenides, children of Night everlasting; for here is very Night herself.