Nostradamus C1 Q82: The Story of Christ as an allegory for a pending disaster.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The tone of this verse reads like a rerun of the death of Christ, a theme that is well supported by the anagrams where Christ, Theudas, Eucharist, Heretics, Edessa, Herod and Saturdays' believer can all be found.

But the text transfers the tale to middle Europe thereby hinting at a religious struggle that is yetto occur.

The pointers within this verse fit to the belief systems of several sects with the Essenes being one and this name recurs in other verses carrying a similar theme.

The above is given credence by several series if adjacent anagrams throughout each line.

L1: closed solemn bodies danger (d les co_lomnes_ de bois_ grande_ ), emboldens designator (omnes de b_ois grande tre_) candles-sequel needs loom adsorbing meter (_lee Quand les c_olom_nes de_ bois grand_e trem_

L2: UUe deter Thadeus / Thudeas [(Jude] rubric introduce (co_uue_rte de _rubric_he D'Au$te_r conduicte ),  cite touuer reburied _icte c_ouuert_e de rubri_che)

L3: Herods danger  Seas tablement UVider (de hors_ grande _a$$e_mblee Tant _vuider_)

L4:  plate days intervene Saturdays Eucharist Christ term Hermetic richest heretic believ[e]r revile (iche Tremble_r Vienne et_ le pays d'Au$triche)