canon

Converse of object

• establish: In many respects, the established canons of visual communication theory have been challenged.

Adjective modifier

• Augustinian: By the fifteenth century it had become a house of Augustinian canons feeding only 27 of Bristol's poor.
• residentiary: He was first appointed as a residentiary canon and only became Chancellor after several years with us.
• ot: The Apocrypha themselves provide evidence against its inclusion within the OT canon.
• literary: In 25 years the literary canon has greatly expanded.
• Hebrew: The first five books of the Hebrew canon are known as the Torah meaning ' the Law ' .
• secular: The plays were written by secular canons at Glasney College in Penryn with the intention of teaching ordinary people tales from the Bible.

Modifies a noun

• eos: Even at a surprise that the the canon eos.
• law: What we do ask is how the Covenant should be related to canon law.
• lawyer: The church not only employed priests and bishops, but also canon lawyers, estate managers, scholars and lecturers.
• formation: He will speak on the process of canon formation in Spanish cinema and TV.
• printer: I used to do the same with canon printer.

Noun used with modifier

• testament: The New Testament canon in its current form was first formally attested in 367.
• twelve: Symphonique #3 ( Ode To Venus ) - a twelve part canon with a four bar coda.
• snow: A special area has been created for snowboarders and the snow canons will make sure there is snow during the whole season!

Possessives

• wright: Proven project management of wright's canon such a success.

Preposition: of

• cathedral: The poor canon of the cathedral of Paris was spiked again.
• literature: In English - applying a canon of literature from a variety of cultures.