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Plutarch on the Delay of the Divine Justice

Note 64:3 — INTRODUCTION.[vii:1] (continued 2)

Andrew P. (Andrew Preston) Peabody translation

One of the Erinnyes, or Furies. There are different myths as to their number, though there were commonly said to be three. Their name is probably derived from ἐρινύειν, to be in a rage. They were in Grecian fable the type of implacable anger and unrelenting vengeance.

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