Roderick Strong

Balthazar, "on Belshazzar's wall". See the Book of Daniel, v. 5. 74: Les rois Rodrigue font les comtes Julien. Roderick, King of Andalusia, assumed sway over all Spain in 709. In the opposition was a certain Count Julian, commander of the Gothic forces in Morocco, who betrayed his master's forces to the Saracens. These, victorious in Africa, crossed into Spain and defeated and killed Roderick in 711. He has been called the last of the Goths, and is the subject of an ambitious poem by Robert Southey

focused on three federal laws chosen for their obvious connection to civil law, were then carried out; the laws in question were the Federal Real Property Act 5, the Crown Liability and Proceedings Act 6 and the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act 7. 1 Roderick A. MACDONALD, “The Constitutional Position of the Civil Code of Lower Canada and the Civil Code of Quebec as an Expression of Federal Suppletive Law”, March 1996. Professor Macdonald also prepared a study entitled “Constitutional Implications of

stimulatory condition is shared by simultaneous observers. All the assembled retinas are irradiated by substantially the same red light, whereas no two of them receive geometrically similar projections of the square. The pull toward objectivity is thus a strong pull away from the subjectively simplest rule of association in the case of -7'square', and much less so in the case of 'red'. Hence our readiness to think of color as more subjective than physical shape. But some pull of the same kind occurs even

duquel le problème peut s'estomper de lui-même, lorsque la vitesse du changement social, après avoir passé son apogée, tendra à décliner et finira peut-être par disparaître et céder la place à un état statique de permanence et de stabilité. (Réf. : RODERICK SEIDENBERG, Anatomy of the Future, Chapel Hill, The University of North Carolina Press, 1961.) Cf. Prévision sociale; Prévisibilité politique. LIGNES DE TENDANCE An. : trend projections. Al : Trendextrapolations-verfahren. Les tendances (trends)