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Significados de Eumenides em inglês
Sinônimos
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.
5
The Erinyes brought forward their accusation, and Orestes made the command of the Delphic oracle his excuse.
Uso de Eumenides em inglês
1
The last play of the trilogy, the 'Eumenides,' has many singular features.
2
A celebrated temple was erected to the Eumenides at Athens, near the Areopagus.
3
The Parcæ shook their heads; even the Eumenides were silent.
4
The Eumenides are escorted from the scene in solemn procession.
5
From them sprung the Eumenides, pursuers and destroyers of men.
6
Let me now give you another passage from the "Eumenides"-or"Furies"-ofÆschylus.
7
And the Eumenides there lying express pictorially this disparity.
8
The Eumenides, avenging deities, seized upon Orestes, and drove him frantic from land to land.
9
Schiller supposes that the spectacle just then going on was a solemn chorus of the Eumenides.
10
In the evening to the Greek play,-the"Eumenides" of Aeschylus,-whichwas wonderfully well done.
11
The novel opens with the return of killer, Eumenides, named for the Greek furies of vengeance.
12
There is a wind called Euroclydon: it would be one of the Eumenides; only they are women.
13
Heretofore they have been the Erinnyes, or Furies; henceforth they shall be the Eumenides, or Gracious Goddesses.
14
Here is no need of the Eumenides, children of Night everlasting; for here is very Night herself.
15
This last canal is barely visible on our map, its commencement being indicated by the word Eumenides.
16
The last piece, "Eumenides," has a distinct political purpose.