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canonial (1160-74)
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canonial (1160-74)

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canoniel;  chaignonial; 
f. canonele  
  FEW:  canon 2/i,216b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  canonial 8,420b TL: canonïal 2,25 DEAF:  canon (canonial)  DMF:  canonial  TLF:  canonial 1  OED:  canonial  MED:  canonial  DMLBS:  canonicalis 1 260a

a.

1Bibl.canonical, belonging to the canon of the Bible: 
( 1214; MS: 1214-16 )  Les epistres canoniaus  S Greg 2929
( s.xiiiex; MS: 1307-15 )  en le epistle canonies seint Jake, ou il dit quel est dreit ordre e dreite religion  Ancren2 167.4
2 eccl.canon. canonical, pertaining to ecclesiastical law: 
( 1160-74; MS: s.xiiiin )  Primes mist a Fescamp ordre chaignonial, Mez sez fiz y fist puiz métré ordre monnial  Rom de Rou wace i 11.279
ures canoniales
eccl. canonical hours, appointed times of the day for prayer or devotion: 
( s.xivm )  Et serray a les houres canoneles a moun poayr, in verbo sacerdotis  Bristol Red Bk i 52

See also:

canon2  canonialment  canonic  canonical  canonicément  canoniquement  canonizacion  canonizel  canonizement  canonizer 
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