coeval

The last of the race, in Europe, were coeval with prehistoric man.

Therefore, he could very well have been coeval with St. Thomas.

The church was surrounded by yew-trees which seemed almost coeval with itself.

We live surrounded by coeval twigs of life's tree.

It is directly based upon, if not coeval with, Shab.

The bell was coeval with the church and also repeated the decoration hanging arches.

Adjoining it was a low snug parsonage, which seemed coeval with the church.

Such an eye was not born when the bird was, but is coeval with the sky it reflects.

The office is coeval with the world.

Ideologies are coeval with the critique of ideology.

"My people are coeval with the land itself, created when the rocks crystallized from magma.

The living principle, said Hunter, is coeval with the existence of animal or vegetable matter itself, and may long exist without sensation.

It is coeval with the old European regional Saxonian stage.

Kore became not merely a symbol, but virtually coeval with the lost Greek colonies.

This suggests that these intrusive and extrusive rocks are coeval and share a common source.

The first winged dragons were coeval with Ancalagon the Black.

Smooth plains material appears to be largely coeval with c4 craters and basins.

The nave, if not coeval, was built soon afterwards and had a late-12th-century south aisle, of which the arcade remains.

The leading perspective builds on the coeval significance of the biological constrains and the cultural nature of human beings.

Sights include not only animals, but also rare plants like a relict ginkgo tree which was coeval with the dinosaurs.

These events were coeval with Carwin's introduction.

Coeval prints artworks as well.

The material found was at first referred to the previously described and coeval genus Lourinhasaurus due to perceived similarities.

After this revalutation, the complex has been defined as: The other gem that can match, on the level of quality, against the coeval train station.

I'm a 20-year old again, flirting with the whimsical coeval.

That privilege was reserved for Agrippa, his coeval and spiritual brother.

Perhaps he didn't want to tread the ground that Pollock, his coeval, had broken about 15 years earlier.

He painted coeval, relatives and personalities from well known traditional families in Korça.

Marcus Agrippa, the coeval.

Old as Didir, powerful as she, her mate and coeval, Tamor.

"Coeval of the Word" (2003)

I don't even think I made it past Newton's three laws of motion - which, for physicists, is the coeval of nursery rhymes.

Behind trendy sunglasses the driver looked like Richard Gere poorly disguised, with gray tousled locks that made him an attractive coeval.

He, as his coeval, leaned to softer and more gentle colours, silky facture glaze painting just like French masters of rococo.

In many ways Percy Bysshe Shelley was Blake's spiritual coeval; together they founded the Romantic visionary line.

He claims to have conquered all but the soul of mankind, "which might make/ Our antique empire insecure, though built/ On eldest faith, and hell's coeval, fear".

Bethel University has three student publications, The Clarion, the Coeval, and the Bethel Table Tent.

A "coeval of the planet," he is able to leave Caia behind - not forgotten or ignored, but part of the urgent past that marks his "wakeful" present.

How strange is the life of a fountain, born at every moment, yet of an age coeval with the rocks, and far surpassing the venerable antiquity of a forest!

She was probably eldest daughter (b.c.124) of his coeval, and colleague as praetor, Q. Servilius Caepio (cos. 106).

The rice paddies of Southeast Asia have existed for millennia, with evidence for their existence coeval with the rise of agriculture in other parts of the globe.

For Angra Mainyu, this interpretation meant a demotion from a spirit coeval with Ahura Mazda to a mere product of the Creator.

Both the Pilbara and Kaapvaal cratons show extensional faults which were active about the same time during felsic volcanism and coeval with the impact layers.

The geology of this orogen undergoes simultaneous extension coeval to the regional convergence between Iberia and Africa during the Tertiary, which has not yet been satisfactorily interpreted.

In Laurentia, there is widespread within-plate magmatism coeval with the Umkondo event, raising the possibility that the two igneous provinces were linked within Rodinia.

"I know not whose it was; it was of such enormity I could only attempt to employ a tiny section, placing my own coeval with what I could apprehend."

The Coeval is Bethel's bi-annual fine arts journal, publishing fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and other forms of text, such as geometrical proofs, political persuasion, and business plans-if they are interesting.

The Novosibirsk State University is a coeval and a creation of the Siberian Division of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR.

Shortly after 62 BC, Cicero presents it as one of very few lawful nocturnal festivals allowed to women, privileged to those of aristocratic class, and coeval with Rome's earliest history.