canonist
英 ['kænənɪst] 美 ['kænənɪst]

n.

圣典学者，宗规专家；

英英释义

canonist[ 'kænənist ]

• n.a specialist in canon law
• adj.pertaining to or characteristic of a body of rules and principles accepted as axiomatic; e.g.

  "canonist communism"

权威例句

A Spanish Canonist in Rome: Notes on the Career of Francisco Peña
Severus of Antioch as Canonist in the Copto-Arabic Tradition
Bartholomew of Exeter, Bishop and Canonist by Adrian Morey
Zonaras, Johannes, Byzantine historian and canonist
Nicholas Puchnik, a Portrait of a Medieval Canonist
God and mammon: Credit, trade, profit and the canonist
Bartholomew of Exeter bishop and canonist : a study in the twelfth century
Pedro Rodríguez García, lawyer, canonist and a first-class of European Theology (Cartagena, 19th July 1933)
How much learned law is in the Sachsenspiegel and was Eike von Repgow a canonist?
Bavarian Concordat and Reich Concordat - The refusal of Nihil obstat by Cardinal Faulhaber in the appointment of the canonist Hans B...