Macbeth Act III: Imagery and Diction

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Across
  1. 8. On page 116, Iranian.
  2. 9. On page 128, a chieftain from the North.
  3. 11. On page 116, a synonym for 'priests'.
  4. 12. A grimly ironic French adjective on page 108.
  5. 13. On page 112, gravestones.
  6. 18. On page 114, a synonym for law.
  7. 20. An affectionate epithet on page 110.
  8. 22. An adjective on page 108: synonym for imprisoned.
  9. 24. On page 108, a metaphor for vengeance.
  10. 25. An ironic adjective on page 126.
  11. 26. Abstract noun on p126: wickedness.
  12. 27. 116 adjective implying Banquo's evanescence.
Down
  1. 1. On 116, an abstract noun meaning 'humour'
  2. 2. Ironic noun on page 126: Macbeth's victims
  3. 3. Macbeth's command on page 116.
  4. 4. The verb on page 122 meaning 'completed'.
  5. 5. On page 118, a synonym for 'thought of'.
  6. 6. The verb on page 124: Macbeth's hubris.
  7. 7. A synonym for banquet on page 108
  8. 10. An ambiguous, euphemistic verb on page 106.
  9. 14. On page 112, a bitterly condemnatory adjective
  10. 15. An adjective on page 108, perhaps exaggerating.
  11. 16. The verb on page 112 implying 'created'.
  12. 17. On page 122, the river of pain in Hades.
  13. 19. On page 112, a reminder of another tragedy.
  14. 21. On 116, an adjective associated with pallor.
  15. 23. The adjective on page 110 meaning 'made perfect'.