Nostradamus C5 Q41: The bounteous realm of Henry IV of France linked to modern wealth generators.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The duality of time within this verse ties the bounteous realm of Henry IV of France at the end of the 16th century, to the fortunes of England. 

And also references the 21stC as a period when France comes to terms with the wealth generated by the airline industry.

The text of the verse aptly describes events in the sixteenth century surrounding the life of Henry IV of France who was born outside the mainstream of the Royal lineage but through a series of unexpected events inherited the throne. He was considered by many as the best king France ever had.

This story is told in more detail in my articles on Henry and the Bourbon line.

The anagrams tell a more sinister tale of the impact of air travel on passengers as this current century enfolds. It registers the high status of the English court system as it grapples with claims that flying in Russian jets affects neurons in the brain.

The structure of this hidden story is revealed through anagrams that include bounteous era (bonte ſouu - era), England (ng de l'an), preconsolidate (ant ſiecle d'or p), anyones (ne Nay ſo), equivalent (e l'antique v), uncelestial (uellant ſiec), assertions (naiſtre ſon ſa),  renown (n Renouu), court (octur), renounce (urnee noc), Nestorians  (e naiſtre ſon), quiver (ique vr), colder (cle d'or), inner (in Ren), jet (et j), Souls ( ſouz z), slumber (les vmb).

Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:

# Nestorians: Christians who emphasize the disunion between the human and divine nature of Jesus Christ.