(a) Downward flow; (b) alch. condensation of vapors; (c) astron. decline in influence, position of declining influence in the zodiac; (d) abasement; (e) mus. lowering of pitch; (f) genealogial……

Astron. Forsaking, withdrawal of favorable influence. …

(a) Of an instrument: straight; (b) of a belief: straightforward; (c) astron. proceeding in the order of the zodiacal signs, in the same direction as the sun in its annual motion in the ecliptic, i.e……

(a) With verbs implying motion: to a lower place, down, downward; also fig.; (b) with verbs implying rest: at a lower place, below, down; also fig.; (c) with verbs of looking, etc.: downward; casten……

(a) A dragon; (b) dragoun hame, dragon covering, dragon disguise; dragoun hole, a dragon's lair; dragoun blod, dragoun eiren; (c) fig. monster, wicked person. …

(a) A dragon; drake(n heved, dragon's head; drake(s liche, a dragon's body or form; [fir drake, see fir 1b]; (b) Satan. …

Astron. A planetary orbit of which the earth is not the exact center. …

Astron. Eclipse (of the sun or moon); in eclipse; universal eclipse, total eclipse; particular eclipse, partial eclipse. …

In phrase ecliptik line, (a) astron. the great circle of the celestial sphere which is the apparent orbit of the sun, the ecliptic; also, the circle on the astrolabe corresponding to the celestial……

(a) A large bird of prey belonging to any one of the species termed aquila in the Middle Ages; (b) roial egle, an eagle of the noblest sort; formel egle, female eagle; tercel egle, male eagle; (c)……

(a) The act of rising; (b) astron. the altitude or angular height above the horizon. …

(a) Astron. Angular distance; (b) physiol. extension, spreading; (c) ?longing. …

Astron. Oblique, slanting, at an angle; embelif cercle, the ecliptic. …

(a) Astron. Not at right angle to the horizon, obliquely; (b) her. (divided) diagonally; 'per bend' or 'per bend sinister'. …

(a) To raise (something) physically, make higher; raise (a weapon for a blow); (b) erect (a cross, a pillar); (c) raise the level of (the ground); turn up (furrows); stir up (waves). …

(a) Physical elevation or height; (b) augmentation, elevation, exaltation; glorification, fame; (c) astron. elevation. …

Astron. A small circle in which a 'planet' revolves, the center of which circle moves along the circumference of a larger circle (the deferent); epicycle; also, fig.; also, the path traced or……

(a) Of any object: to move more or less freely downward through space (from a higher to a lower position); to descend, drop, fall; of Lucifer and his followers: to fall (from heaven into hell); fallen……

(a) Falling, dropping; decreasing, degenerating; (b) the fallinge, those who fall or transgress; (c) transitory; (d) astron. declining; (e) med. falling ayain, recurring. …

(a) The action of descending or dropping from a higher to a lower position; the falling (of an object, of rain), a fall; (b) astron. movement toward the horizon, setting (of a heavenly body); (c) ?a……