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Greek Mythology > People, Places, & Things > Furies
Three the daughters of Nyx (Night); Alekto (Alecto), Megaera and Tisiphone.
The Furies are known by many names such as: the Erinys (mist-Walkers), Eumenides (the Kindly Ones) and Semnai (the Holy); they are depicted as winged women of fierce countenance but, according to Pausanias (fl. 160 CE), their images on the Akropolis (Acropolis) at Athens were not fierce or supernatural.
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