canon
 noun
 cóengo
EN Mass is said and a short sermon by bishop, canon or monk is listened to with profound attention.
GL Dise a misa, e o sermón que dá un bispo, un cóengo ou un monxe escóitase con fonda atención.
 Fonte: GAL (625)
canon
EN The miniatures and illuminated manuscripts that flourished at the court of Herat were heirs to that tradition and determined the canons of the genre, which spread from Istanbul to Agra in the 18th century.
GL Herdeiras desta tradición, as miniaturas e estampas iluminadas da corte de Herat fixaron os canons deste xénero, reproducidos ata o século XVIII desde Istambul a Agra.
Fonte: C26 (277)
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