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Myths about the Roman Goddess Nemesis
She is likewise called Adrastea, because Adrastus,
king of Argos, first raised an altar to her. Nemesis is
plainly divine vengeance, or the eternal justice of God,
which severely punishes the wicked actions of men. She is
sometimes represented with wings, to denote the celerity
with which she follows men to observe their actions.
Myths about the Roman Goddess Nemesis
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