canonical

the canonical method of comparative linguistics.

a canonical syllable pattern

the canonical rites of the Roman Church.

the canonical Gospels of the New Testament.

canonical writers like Jane Austen.

he stands before you invested in the full canonicals of his calling.

The periods during which they worshipped were called the canonical hours.

At Solesmes the bells call you to the church to hear these canonical hours.

The sprinkling, and, indeed, the immersion of adults is a perfectly canonical practice.

These are known as the " canonical five" , meaning they were part of his killer canon.

For wildlife ecologists, the story of the reintroduction of wolves to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem on January 12, 1995, has become canonical.

They'd have to sift through hundreds of canonical texts, thousands of medicinal and herbal treatments going back hundreds of years.

Ok so we're flying up the river and after the Capitoline Hill we see the Palatine Hill, another one of the seven canonical hills of Rome.

Nothing in our world, with the possible exception of Shakespeare in certain corners of it, has the canonical status that the Greeks assigned to Homer in particular.

The silly being affects to be learned, pretends to examine the canonical books, lends her aid toward the new-fashioned reformation of Christendom, moral and critical, and shrugs up her shoulders at the mention of Lavater's enthusiasm.