Nostradamus C03 Q94: The prophets calendar system has the Queen's endorsement.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The text of this verse has for five centuries given readers the impression Nostradamus foresaw his prophecies would remain hidden until the 21st century.

The ease with which this conclusion is reached potentially means its anagrams will be far more complex than normal otherwise it would be easily decoded.

Of those anagrams that are plainest the words computes plans, quotes, ornamented, pseudovariant, calendar group, consequent, queen's, endorsement and  ancestor appear immediately significant.

Together they direct the attention towards an ancient coding method that enables new meaning to be computed from the existing words. And such a suggestion complements the visible message.

It seems more than a creation produced by chance alone that the wording 'calendar group' stands out in a verse naming a period of time.

 There are a total of twelve places in the Prophecies where anagrams of calendar(s) can be found and only eight for group(s). The anagrams for calendar and group are separate and adjacent in the fourth line, which is again quite remarkable, since there is no other anagram for 'calendar-group', whether it be as a whole set,or split into two scrambled parts.

By the use of the phrase 'For five hundred years' Nostradamus identifies two different epochs where the first is his own time.

This is supported by the reference in the anagrams to pardon Cauvin's aka Calvin group calendar who received the endorsement of Marguerite d' Angouleme, Queen of Navarre. She defended many religious reformers from their slanderers and gave shelter to people like Calvin in her courts.

I believe that Nostradamus, himself may have attracted the attention of Marguerite and received her patronage in his early years during which he has viewed more as an ornament than a credible prophet.