| Moses's act of liberation becomes an allegorical prefiguration of Christ's redemption of all humanity from the bondage of sin. |
| It probably derives from classical scenes of the birth of the god Dionysus and is a prefiguration of Christ's Baptism. |
| When the 2009 budget is drawn up, a prefiguration will also be established for the following years. |
| But the Mundaneum also appears, through Paul Otlet's certain institutions, as a prefiguration of Internet and of the information society that will doubtless be the twenty-first century. |
| Would this constitute the prefiguration of the future framework directive of the European Union for international river basins? |
| However, the economy of solidarity has now begun to emerge, not only as an alternative to offset the shortcomings of the system, but as a full-sized prefiguration of another, more human economy. |
