1) Atropos clotho and lachesis 2) Atropos is one of them 3) Classical trio 4) Clotho and Atropos 5) Clotho and Atropos, for two 6) Clotho and colleagues 7) Clotho and friends 8) Clotho and her colleagues 9) Clotho and Lachesis 10) Clotho and others 11) Clotho and sisters 12) Clotho et al 13) Clotho et alia
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1) Dooms 2) Trio
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(Moirae) the goddesses Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos. Clotho (Roman Nona) spins the thread of a life, Lachesis (Decima) measures it out, and Atropos (Morta) snipped it to end it. Even the gods were subject to their judgments.
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In Greek mythology, three female figures who determined the destiny of human lives; later, the duration of human life. They were envisaged as spinners: Clotho spun the thread of life, Lachesis...
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The fates were 3 goddesses who decided each persons destiny
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n] - a group of 3 goddesses of destiny
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fate, fates 1. Literally, `something spoken (by the gods).” 2. The force or principle believed to predetermine events. 3. A consequence or final result. 4. Destiny or something that inevitably happens to someone or something. 5. An unhappy consequence or a disastrous or ruinous outcome. Fates and their decisions; an old Greek story.
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three sisters named Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos; these women measure out the length of individuals` lives; they are the daughters of Zeus and Themis.
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Weird Sisters noun a group of three goddesses of destiny
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In Greek mythology, three female figures who determined the destiny of human lives; later, the duration of human life. They were envisaged as spinners: Clotho spun the thread of life, Lachesis apportioned the thread, and Atropos cut it off. They are analogous to the Roman Parcae or Fata and Norse Norns
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Goddesses of destiny; Clotho (Spinner of thread of life), Lachesis (Determiner of length), and Atropos (Cutter of thread); also called Moirae. Identified by Romans with their goddesses of fate; Nona, Decuma, and Morta; called Parcae.
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