verity
a statement or belief acknowledged to be an established truth
oracle
something or someone believed to be a source of wisdom
indissoluble
lasting or permanent
parricide
murder of a parent
unlineal
not hereditary
bounteous
plentiful
incense
to make very angry
levy
the imposing or collection of taxes or other payments
jovial
playful good-humored
jocund
jovial, cheerful
cloister
a place of religious seclusion; to seclude
venom
spite, malice
grandam
an ole woman
infirmity
weakness, feebleness
homage
anything done to show honor or respect
dauntless
fearless
rancor
malice, spiteful
grapple
to grip and hold
sundry
miscellaneous; of an indefinite small number
posterity
all succeeding generations