Nostradamus C6 Q25: Stars and time at which Jean Bernuy's role as patron began.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse contains an anagram for 'Bernuy' and references which suggest it is Jean de Bernuy of Toulouse, who, in the second decade of the 16th century provided the bulk of the ransom to free King Francis, brother of Marguerite d'Angouleme.

 The anagrams provide crucial constellation and timing ciphers necessary to dating these events.

 The events predate the Prophecies and are of a type that I believe reinforce the that Bernuy was a patron of the sect to which Nostradamus, Marguerite and Bernuy belonged.

Flax mentioned in the text of C6 Q27 was a subsidiary industry of the pastel / woad dye that Bernuy produced and traded. In other verses about Nostradamus' Sect several anagrams for Bernuy can be found.

In another verse (C3 Q23) the anagram for 'cerements' occurs and this is a word for 'shroud cloths' usually made of linen / flax.

In the same region of France where several rivers unite, the De Charny family had a long history. It is claimed (by some modern people) that Geoffroi de Charny,  head of the Knights Templar in the fourteenth century,was the secret owner of the Turin shroud.

This idea also links into the allusion to 'the great fisherman' found in the text of the current verse.