Nostradamus C8 Q09: The bitter debate of the 16thC where N. sides with Protestants.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse has anagrams for Galilee (e l'aigle) and Jerusalem (is Mer Leua) as places as well as Persian (nise par) and Arab (ar Ba) referencing people of the Middle-East.

These all fis to the term Levant Sea that is part of the text of the second line.

The aggregation of these locations and peoples together with those listed in the text suggest that the period is just before the first World War and these descriptions are part of the dating mechanism to identify the people in which his real interest lay.

A significant name is given in the anagra ms and it involves the family d'Alencon (d'Ancone L'a) whose genitors (t Ongrie S) include Marguerite d'Angouleme, through her grandson, Henry IV of France.

Marguerite had married a member of thehe Alencon family but her elderly husband died without leaving any offspring.

However the family connection led to the marriage of her daughter to Antoine d'Navarre whose Bourbon- d'Alencon parentage meant the d'Alencon line would be imbedded in that of the throne of France.

Key Ideas:

non-resistive, inventories, semi-neutral, intervenors, remove, gotten, seaplane, numeralise, bricoler, cornmeal, unopened, d'Alencon, genitors, abhor, Qamerun, rename, notate, inventor, appeals, pensive, Ierusalem, ignores, Galilee, miners, unreal, almoner, attune, quantile, ring, please, horrible, liege, alone.