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EUMENIDES (from Gr. evµevtits, kindly; di, well, and jAvos, disposition) , the " kindly ones," a euphemism for the Furies orSee also: Erinyes (q.v.)
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They give their name to a famous See also: play by See also: Aeschylus (q.v.), written in glorification of the old See also: religion and aristocratic See also: government of Athens, in opposition to the new democracy of the Periclean See also: period
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