Nostradamus C2 Q52: Germans and Laplanders involved in starting a Grecian war
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, 2022

Greece is the focal point for the text of this verse and in the anagrams we find the name of   Cithaeron range (a Corinthe - nager), a mountainous place in Greece considered sacred to Dionysus (see next verse for more). Other anagrams identify the manner in which Laplanders wiser units (lera Dans pl - uſieur - s nuit) used Germans era  (deux - mers nag -era) in the war mentioned in the text.

# Cithaeron: a mountain range in central Greece which was especially sacred to Dionysus .
# Tiletanus (Jodocus) (birth name Josse Ravestein): a Roman Catholic writer and a harsh critic of the expanding reformation movement who was prominent at the time that Nostradamus wrote this prophecy.

In this current verse the above anagrams imply the detail essential if  opponents and bystanders engaged in the war events mentioned in the text are to be determined.

It is apparent from tone of both the text and anagrams that the likely period is at the end of this century when floods and tremors from various causes produce an impact worthy of Nostradamus' including it in his prophecies.