Apollodorus credits these figures with killing Agrius and Thoas.
Apollodorus credits these figures with killing Agrius and Thoas. They revealed the method by which Oeneus's wife avenged the deaths of Toxeus and Plexippus. In the Theogony, Hesiod calls them the siblings of Eirene, Dike, and Eunomia, and states that they are the children of Nyx or of Zeus and Themis. Althaea overheard these figures discussing the connection between a piece of wood and her son Meleager. Hesychius states that they appear seven days after the birth of an infant at the family hearth. For 10 points, name these divine personifications of destiny named Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos.
Apollodorus credits these figures with killing Agrius and Thoas.
the {Fates} [accept {Moirai}]