Nostradamus C5 Q13: The warrior leader who chases Africans from Europe
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Mar 2023

This verse carries terms in its text such as African peoples, Pannonias and Roman barbarians that link it to the quote for the Barren Lady in Nostradamus' 1558 Epistle to Henry shown alongside.

 Within the anagrams in C5 Q13 there are also Prague (ue Par g) and Belgian equip (ain Belg- ique P) which is not only in keeping with tthe quote's germanic reference but the story line of the text which involves driving barbarians from Africa out of Europe. This is consistent with the theme of wars at the end of this century that are motivated by greed and fear.

But the most important link I believe is that made by this connection of verse and quote to the Barren Lady's family.

It is of great importance because the anagrams support the story in the quote shown above.

The current verse assigns the Barren Lady the attributes of a chantress agent ( nt chaſſer_a gent) chosen by the fates or Moiras (Romai)  and Juno's pains (is Pan...ons ju).

Juno is a Roman barbarian goddess of childbirth and war. It is the latter quality that is paramount to the Barren Lady' role by allowing her to emerge from a state of infertility to bear four chidren who share Christ's DNA. It is the anagram for spearhead (hare Deſp) in the same line as that containing the anagram for Juno that indicates these children are warrior leaders