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cecilian

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cecilian
limbless, wormlike amphibian in the order Apoda.
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The Cecilian reform of church music just underway at the time in any case drew on the same ideals of vocal polyphony that J.
Frantisek Ignac Tuma: 2nd October 1704-30th January 1774 by Slavicky, Tomas / Czech Music
Will McBurney threw open her pleasant home to the Married Ladies' Cecilian Club, the occasion being their third semi-annual recital.
Western Star personals July 6, 1893 by Heir Lines
But though Saint Cecilia is revered as the patroness of music and the the author is a musicologist, music in the terrestrial sense is not the book's subject; neither chant nor the numerous polyphonic settings of Cecilian texts is described.
Mourning into Joy: Music, Raphael, and Saint Cecilia by Haar, James / Renaissance Quarterly
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