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Definition of canon
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of canon is as below...
Canon (n.) A law, or rule of
doctrine
or
discipline,
enacted
by a
council
and
confirmed
by the pope or the
sovereign;
a
decision,
regulation,
code, or
constitution
made by
ecclesiastical
authority..
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Canonically
::
Canonically
(adv.)
In a
canonical
manner;
according
to the
canons.
Canon
::
Canon (n.) A
musical
composition
in which the
voices
begin one after
another,
at
regular
intervals,
successively
taking
up the same
subject.
It
either
winds up with a coda
(tailpiece),
or, as each voice
finishes,
commences
anew, thus
forming
a
perpetual
fugue or
round.
It is the
strictest
form of
imitation.
See
Imitation..
Canonicity
::
Canonicity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
canonical;
agreement
with the
canon.
Canonizing
::
Canonizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Canoniz.
Uncanonize
::
Uncanonize
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
canonical
authority.
Title
::
Title (n.) A
section
or
division
of a
subject,
as of a law, a book,
specif.
(Roman
& Canon
Laws),
a
chapter
or
division
of a law
book..
Leviticus
::
Leviticus
(n.) The third
canonical
book of the Old
Testament,
containing
the laws and
regulations
relating
to the
priests
and
Levites
among the
Hebrews,
or the body of the
ceremonial
law..
Provision
::
Provision
(n.) A
canonical
term for
regular
induction
into a
benefice,
comprehending
nomination,
collation,
and
installation..
Canon
::
Canon (n.) A
catalogue
of
saints
acknowledged
and
canonized
in the Roman
Catholic
Church.
Complin
::
Complin
(n.) The last
division
of the Roman
Catholic
breviary;
the
seventh
and last of the
canonical
hours of the
Western
church;
the last
prayer
of the day, to be said after
sunset..
Deuterogamy
::
Deuterogamy
(n.) A
second
marriage,
after the death of the first
husband
of wife; -- in
distinction
from
bigamy,
as
defined
in the old canon law. See
Bigamy..
Purgation
::
Purgation
(n.) The
clearing
of one's self from a crime of which one was
publicly
suspected
and
accused.
It was
either
canonical,
which was
prescribed
by the canon law, the form
whereof
used in the
spiritual
court was, that the
person
suspected
take his oath that he was clear of the
matter
objected
against
him, and bring his
honest
neighbors
with him to make oath that they
believes
he swore
truly;
or
vulgar,
which was by fire or water
ordeal,
or by
combat.
See
Ordeal..
Uncanonize
::
Uncanonize
(v. t.) To
reduce
from the rank of a
canonized
saint.
Canon
::
Canon (n.) The part of a bell by which it is
suspended;
--
called
also ear and
shank.
Canon Bone
::
Canon bone () The shank bone, or great bone above the
fetlock,
in the fore and hind legs of the horse and
allied
animals,
corresponding
to the
middle
metacarpal
or
metatarsal
bone of most
mammals.
See
Horse..
Canonship
::
Canonship
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Canopus
in
Egypt;
as, the
Canopic
vases,
used in
embalming..
Preponderancy
::
Preponderancy
(n.) The
excess
of
weight
of that part of a canon
behind
the
trunnions
over that in front of them.
Canonist
::
Canonist
(n.) A
professor
of canon law; one
skilled
in the
knowledge
and
practice
of
ecclesiastical
law.
Maccabees
::
Maccabees
(n. pl.) The name of two
ancient
historical
books,
which give
accounts
of
Jewish
affairs
in or about the time of the
Maccabean
princes,
and which are
received
as
canonical
books in the Roman
Catholic
Church,
but are
included
in the
Apocrypha
by
Protestants.
Also
applied
to three
books,
two of which are found in some MSS. of the
Septuagint..
Canoness
::
Canoness
(n.) A woman who holds a
canonry
in a
conventual
chapter.
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