FURY Copy link • FURYrabies (violence, madness, whenever the passions rise to such a height as to deprive the individual of all consciousness or self-command): furor (rage; the state of the highest degree of excitement): saevitia (savage rage, depriving the individual of all self-control; of men and beasts): ira: iracundia (violent anger, rage): saeva vis alicujus rei (fearful power of anything; e.g., morbi). [Vid: RAGE.] To put anybody in a fury, [Vid: RAGE]: to be in a fury [Vid: “to become FURIOUS”]. Plural (Mythology) Furies, furiae: (☞ the name of “Eumenides,” “Erinnyes,” the poets borrowed from the Greek): the furies of a person (i. e., his avenging goddesses), furiae alicujus: to be haunted by them, furiis agitari, vexari: the furies do not leave anybody at rest anywhere, furiae nusquam consistere aliquem patiuntur: invoke the furies, that they may avenge your brother’s crime, furias fraternas concita. ☞ Furia (as deity).