Nostradamus C6 Q29: Mother of Jesus clone has difficulties coming to terms with her warrior son.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse follows on from the previous verse C6 Q28 with the story of the Royal Jesus blood line.

In this verse's last line  there is an anagram for Daesh, (has de) which is consistent with the common thread of an Islamic barbarian sect.

The term 'razes' used in the last line can also mean the district along the Aude River near Carcassone and on the trail to Nostradamus' ancestral Jewish home in the Pyrenees. As such it has relevance because brutal invaders shaped that region in ancient times.

The last line also has commonality with the barbaric tone surrounding the invader such as Tamerlane, whose ravages were a still remote but a present threat Nostradamus life  Tamerlane, like Daesh, had a reputation for beheading those who opposed their invasions.

 The saintly widow in the first line has relevance to the anagram of Tamar hidden within the previous verse.

Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:

# alleles: An allele, or allel, is one of a number of alternative forms of the same gene or same genetic locus.