Canonized

Canonized form of one of the phallic lightning-gods who descended into Earth's womb, like Lucifer, to become a lord of the underworld.

Ceraunos and Cernunnos Jan 2009

Canonized nineties indie band Pavement announced this week that they would reunite in 2010 for their first tour in years, prompting an unprecendented effusion of apparently unironic enthusiasm from Pitchfork.

Pavement Reunites, Pitchfork Uses Exclamation Points 2009

Saints, Those in the Process of Being Canonized, Heroes from your native country, Authors/Writers, Celebrities.

Five People Meme Argent 2006

Oh, yes, this Canonized Dead White Eurocentric Male will be reeeeaallll popular compared to your larger, more awake Salon readership.

Underground cities of the subconscious shunn 2003

Oh, yes, this Canonized Dead White Eurocentric Male will be reeeeaallll popular compared to your larger, more awake Salon readership.

Underground cities of the subconscious shunn 2003

Canonized (1461) by the Sienese Pope Pius II, she is revered as one of the patron saints of Italy.

e. The Papacy and Italy 2001

We usually apply the name of "Saints" to those only whom the Church has Canonized.

Baltimore Catechism No. 3 (of 4) Anonymous

Canonized saints of the Church: at Reims in 1133, St. Godehard,

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent 1840-1916 1913

It may be that, in my unregenerated condition thinking force is not always evil, I may esteem the hero as highly as the saint, and find none more saintly than poor fighting Joan of Arc in all the Calendar of the Canonized.

The Woman's Advocate. 1869

It may be that, in my unregenerated condition thinking force is not always evil, I may esteem the hero as highly as the saint, and find none more saintly than poor fighting Joan of Arc in all the Calendar of the Canonized.

THE WOMAN'S ADVOCATE 1869