Nostradamus C2 Q32: A future gangster mirrors the traits of Hermann Goering.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The first line of the of this verse is so wierd as to suggest that wording was forced on Nostradamus by his need to produce a particular combination of anagrams. The same can be said of the second line where the name Balennes is not able to be reconciled with any known town.

Although not a complete answer there are a set of anagrams generated by this lettering that have a unifying tone within themselves and with the text. These include anagrams for gangster (t ſang gren) and Goering antics (ict ſan - g grenoi) with both the main words each having only one other occurrence in the Prophecies. It is likely this verse describes a person yet to be born who has the same gangster like traits as Herman Goering.