a. Also equiæval. [f. L. æquæv-us (f. æquus equal + ævum age) + -AL.] Of equal age; belonging to the same period.
1867. Stubbs, Pref. Benedict’s Chron. (Rolls), p. xxiv. A small folio, written in double columns, in a variety of equæval hands.
1881. W. Palgrave, in Macm. Mag., XLV. 21. Her Capitol was equiæval with her birth.
