tS=As the play opens, Shakespeare is getting advice from his <b>coeval</b> and rival, Christopher Marlowe. <br><br>I had just seen The Children of Heaven (Miramax), an Iranian film that centers on a small brother and sister, and I was struck by the difference in these Tehran children from the <b>coeval</b> New York boy in Gloria.&tQ=<b>Coeval</b> means:&tC=Contemporary|Partner-in-crime|Someone who shares one's profession|Former teacher|Distant cousin&cC=1&fB=<b>Coeval</b>, as a noun or adjective, carries the meaning of a contemporary, someone who comes out of the same time period or era. It an also be used to describe things that happen at the same time. <b>Coeval</b> is pronounced koh-EE-vuhl.
