The nascent romance was not all-consuming.
Although most of the city of Florence was a creation of the nascent Renaissance era, the city's Roman beginnings as a typical castrum, or garrison town, can still be perceived.
It is difficult to say what is harder to comprehend, his retirement last week as pastor of St. Barbara's Roman Catholic Church or the neighborhood's nascent invasion by artsy types exiled from neighboring Williamsburg and its high rents.
Other Asian observers here say that Beijing's leaders are foolishly making martyrs out of the Falun followers, much as the Romans did in seeking to suppress the nascent Christian movement.
C. 1115 and 1120 Lombardy, Italy 1198 England Vacarius, (born c. 1115, –20, Lombardy [Italy] died after 1198, England) scholar of Roman (civil) and canon law, who was, at the nascent University of Oxford and elsewhere, the first known teacher of Roman law in England.
Professor Smith likens the nascent debate among Muslims worldwide over allowing women to become imams to arguments among Roman Catholics about whether to ordain women.
The shift from these schools is another indication of the challenge facing the strict form of secularism known as "laïcité." Following centuries of religious wars and a long period of conflict between the nascent Republic and an assertive clergy, a 1905 law granted religious freedom in predominantly Roman Catholic France and withdrew financial support and formal recognition from all faiths.
Wednesday's allegations, by a former Samsung executive and a group of Roman Catholic priests, dealt a further blow to the reputation of Mr. Lee's nascent government.
In the days of the nascent Catholic Church, the community of faithful elected their bishops, who were charged with strengthening and defending Roman Catholicism.
Seeking to pin the crime on someone else, he leads the Roman army in a revenge attack against a group of locals who belong to the nascent Christian sect.
