Here is a new building at once modest, quietly dramatic and utterly compelling, working alongside its antique predecessor.
Byzantine natural philosophy, like its late antique predecessor, was largely based on the works of Aristotle.
While a new generation of artists and designers are coming up with modern ways to reinterpret the classic combination of blue and white at the same time, its antique porcelain predecessor is hitting record highs at auction.
They resemble their antique cast-iron predecessors in styling, material and options for an enamel finish, but, in fact, speak to strictly modern sustainability standards and energy costs.
At the start of this century, the ways in which even the best educated and intelligent thought "was still fundamentally continuous with that of their own antique and medieval predecessors".
This novel is randy for antique; I hope its successor, like its predecessor, is randy for the present.
McCarthy is probably best known, though, for a rather different register, in which his prose opens its lungs and bellows majestically, in a concatenation of Melville and Faulkner (though McCarthy always sounds more antique, and thus antiquarian, than either of those admired predecessors).
During the Presidency of Ghani's predecessor, Hamid Karzai, the library was a dusty pile of antique volumes.
And her daily labor is carried out much as it had been for decades by her predecessors, using almost the same striped pattern of fabric, stitched together on now-antique Singer sewing machines.
Differentiate from predecessors.
