canor noun masc gen pl or_oLris
cani noun masc gen pl us_i
canus noun neut gen pl us_a_um
canus noun masc gen pl us_a_um
canorum noun neut gen pl us_i poetic
canorum noun neut nom/voc/acc sg us_i
canorus noun neut gen pl us_a_um poetic
canorus noun masc gen pl us_a_um poetic
canorus noun masc acc sg us_a_um
canorus noun neut nom sg us_a_um
canorus noun neut nom/voc/acc sg us_a_um
canor noun masc gen pl or_oLris
cani noun masc gen pl us_i
canus noun neut gen pl us_a_um
canus noun masc gen pl us_a_um
canorum noun neut gen pl us_i poetic
canorum noun neut nom/voc/acc sg us_i
canorus noun neut gen pl us_a_um poetic
canorus noun masc gen pl us_a_um poetic
canorus noun masc acc sg us_a_um
canorus noun neut nom sg us_a_um
canorus noun neut nom/voc/acc sg us_a_um
Number of occurrences in corpus: 4
N.Dionysius.Intro.Trop 1 | unc martyribus melos reboando | canorum: | / *Gaudeamus omnes* / Glorificare |
££.CYPR.GALL.Hept03.Leuit 128 | omina turpet. / Si nouerca fiat | canorum | feta nepotum, / Vt quae priuign |
££.IVVENC.Euang01 149 | est Iudaeae Bethleem, Dauida | canorum | / Quae genuit, generis quae cen |
££.IVVENC.Euang02 570 | istis certe, in templo Dauida | canorum | / Cum populo quondam panes sump |