Meanings of solstitial in English

Everywhere, even in our Order, survive the equinoctial and solstitial feasts.

Parmenides was the first that confined the habitable world to the two solstitial (or temperate) zones.

In all lands the Sun was known under various names, typical of solar energy, especially in reference to the equinoctial and solstitial colures.

And so, with the rise and dip of the seasons, the European element waxes as the English wanes, in a kind of solstitial see-saw.

He then completed his triumph, mounted on an ass, in the constellation Cancer, which then occupied the Solstitial point of Summer.

From that death he rises when the Solstitial Sun brings the inundation, and Egypt is filled with mirth and acclamation anticipatory of the second harvest.