redemption
the process of receiving forgiveness for a fault, of being saved from a sin
forfeit
lost or given up as a penalty for wrongdoing
perpetual
constantly happening
forsook
surrendered entirely
spangled
a piece of clothing decorated in glittering metal
squadrons
a military unit of ships or soldiers
paramour
a lover
deformities
a disability or misshapen body part
sate
to satisfy a need, often hunger or thirst
Cynthia
A Greek goddess, often represented by the moon
constellations
a group of stars that make a specific shape, often explained by a mythological story
chime
to make a musical sound, often to show the time
dolorous
feeling great sorrow
marble
a polished stone used in buildings and statues
cymbals
musical instruments made up of thin metal plate, played by hitting a drumstick
Aunbis
a jackal-headed god who leads the dead to judgement in Egyptian mythology
Osiris
an Egyptian god, the husband and brother of Isis (an Egyptian nature goddess)
