Misery and painful distress personified, born fatherless from Nyx beside Momus.1
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Murky Night bore painful Oizys without union with any father. Hesiod places Misery immediately after Momus, making suffering itself a member of the ancient household of Night.2⚖
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In Hyginus' Latin genealogy, Miseria is not fatherless: she belongs to the long brood produced by Nox and Erebus.3⚖
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