enigmatical canon (Meaning)

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enigmatical canon (n)

a canon in which the entrances of successive parts were indicated by cryptic symbols and devices (popular in the 15th and 16th centuries)

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The enigmatic canon of literature consists of works that have puzzled and intrigued readers for centuries.
The author's enigmatic canon includes novels, short stories, and poems that explore the mysteries of human nature.
The enigmatic canon of films captivates audiences with its surreal imagery and ambiguous symbolism.
The composer's enigmatic canon includes symphonies and concertos that defy easy categorization.
The artist's enigmatic canon comprises paintings, sculptures, and installations that challenge traditional notions of beauty and form.
The enigmatic canon of philosophical texts raises profound questions about the nature of reality and existence.
The enigmatic canon of religious scriptures contains passages that have been interpreted in countless ways over the centuries.
The enigmatic canon of scientific theories includes concepts that are still being debated and tested by researchers today.
Reading the enigmatic canon of history uncovers stories of people and events that have shaped our world in profound ways.
Studying the enigmatic canon of mathematics reveals patterns and relationships that govern the universe we live in.

a canon in which the entrances of successive parts were indicated by cryptic symbols and devices (popular in the 15th and 16th centuries)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The enigmatic canon of literature consists of works that have puzzled and intrigued readers for centuries.

The author's enigmatic canon includes novels, short stories, and poems that explore the mysteries of human nature.

The enigmatic canon of films captivates audiences with its surreal imagery and ambiguous symbolism.

The composer's enigmatic canon includes symphonies and concertos that defy easy categorization.