Nostradamus C2 Q12: New religious practices upset the establishment.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse is about new religious sects and the response of the establishment to their manner of worship.

Many of the verses in this part of the prophecies show significant differences in anagrammatic  style to those in the first one hundred verses. In other articles on my research I show that the verse are highly ordereexd and use the anagrams to present story lines consistent with standard authorship.

Parr of that orderly preentation sees Nostradamus weight his focus in each edition to fit the separate adiences that he wants to reach.

Because this is the first editition his verses concentrate on issues related to his patrons and sixteenth century readers. Although they may hold code, verses serving this purpose don't need to be hidden in English anagrams. If there is code it is likely to be of a colloqial nature. Yet some part of every verse is a vehicle that Nostradamus could use to bolster his stories about his most important future stories

To this end the anagrams can be random in their structure. In this verse anagrams of thsi that help expand the relevance of the religious element in the text.

They  include Madonna funeraries established realigned Qoran St Andrew and Demetrius distant emanations.