Nostradamus C5 Q66: The ruins of Roman Glanum as the hiding place for Nostradamus treasures.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

While in his youth Nostradamus lived in St Remy and just outside the boundaries lay the ruins of the Roman city of Glanum but it was mainly buried. In this verse Nostradamus indicates he used his local knowledge of these ruins to hide treasures on behalf of others.

The anagrams underpinning the thrust of the text include century (ct ruyne), deifies (es edifi), departmental (dante lampe T), name-plate (ante lampe), Adonai (aian d'o), disquieten (ntiques edi), Templar (lampe Tr), sequential (les antiques), template (te lampe T).

Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:

Souls subsequential sabulose [grainy] seed disquieten Saint if deifies staves vices
Soubs les antiques edifices veſtaulx

none loosening design waked century
Non eſloignez d aqueduct ruyne

Sullies mans names amulets luxated so Lunes tell stolen
De Sol et Lune ſont les luisans metaulx

Templar departmental nameplate Adonai (name of God) radiant boundary template ordain
Ardante lampe Traian d'or burine.

# Adonai: Hebrew name of God

C5 Q66
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)

Under the ancient vestal edifices,
Not far from the ruined aqueduct:
The glittering metals are of the Sun and Moon,
The lamp of Trajan engraved with gold burning.

Soubs les antiques edifices veſtaulx
Non eſloignez d aqueduct ruyne
De Sol et Lune ſont les luisans metaulx
Ardante lampe Traian d'or burine.

Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest merit. ( ~ means full line used)
Selection Order based on letter rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion

L1: <subsequential Soulx ceSsative / vesicates (blistered)><So subsequential Stave lux><deifies quaint Soulx stave bless><quaint Souls bless Seat defies vices><disqueten if vices luxates (disjoint) sabulose (blisters)>veSts

L2: <~None lose dezign century uuaqed~><None loSing century adze / daze queu'd><looSeN dezign><None ruyn duct Sole dezign><on legionS century>

L3: <luxateD (disjointed) sensualism let seulimans Son loSe lute><sell mans Stolen toLueneS> amulets

L4: <radianT orb ruin><depArTmental radian><and orb ruin piraTe lament> <diana rob ardent Templar><aria Template><and piraTe metal adorn bernui (Jean d. of Toulouse)><leTtermap diana orb>

Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in Nostradamus' Prophecies

1: subsequential, departmental, nameplate, deifies, cessative / vesicates, sabulose, luxated, century, Adonai (name of God), defies,
2: disquieten, sequential, Suleimans , template,
3: letter-map, luxates, radiant, staves,
4: amulets, dezign, soulx, Diana,
5: loosening, daze / adze,
6: Templar, sullies, luxate, vices, vests, Oxus,
7: toluenes, stollen, amulet, Bernui,
8: quietens, blouses, queu'd, endz,
9: inquest, loosen,
10: -
11: tells,
12: ordain / radion, lament / mental /mantle, Nelson, Luisa,
13: tamper,
14: ill-use, stave,
15: aria,
16: radian,
17: -
18: mates / teams,
19: palm, ruyn,
20: blues,
21: salute, educt,
22: bless,
23: legion.

Key Ideas:

subsequential, departmental, nameplate, defies, sabulose, century, deifies, vesicates, Adonai (name of God), disquieten, Templar, sequential, template, Suleimans, letter-map, staves, dezign, Diana, amulets, luxated, loosening, radiant, soulx, quietens, Bernui, vices, lament , ill-use, inquest, ordain.