religious, pious, devout, faithful

upto this extent or degree, up to this

bone, skeleton

taking undue advantage of one's ancestors' reputation, etc.

bone-like

French lavender, a kind of plant whose flowers are used as medicine, Lavandula stoechas

disclosure or revelation, manifestation, exposition

of or relating to making a diligent search

(of statutes or legal decisions) retrospective, taking effect from a date in past

to practise divination

skeleton

hold a reception

analogy, reasoning from similar or parallel cases

seeking or getting employment, making use of another's labour

disdain, scorn, contempt

splint or fillet for tying up a broken bone

heirship, being a successor

dislike, repugnance, aversion, loathing, abhorrence

to welcome, the past, preceding, former times

borrowing, taking a loan

tying up a broken bone with a splint or fillet

reverence, holiness

splint or fillet for a broken bone

greet, receive or advance to meet a visitor, welcome (a guest)

favourable result of a divination to come out

to practise divination

reasoning from induction

deductive

encapsulation, covering all related matters

long glass cup for taking tea

friction, clash of two solid things

seeking God's will to questions regarding the outcome of a contemplated action or some future event, divination, bibliomancy

precession of the equinoxes

pride, conceit, haughtiness, vainglory

greed

diminishment, minimization, minification

accomplishment, completion, perfection