Nostradamus C8 Q15: An androgynous leader gives birth to a creature of
torment
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Mar 2023
Over
time, the term Pannons used by Nostradamus in many verses as well as his
1555 Preface to Cesar and his 1558 Epistle to Henry, has been translated as
Hungary. Yet the ancient Roman province on which it's based
eventually covered a wide swathe of territory of central eastern Europe
running from western Hungary, western Slovakia, eastern Austria down
through northern Croatia, north-western Serbia, northern Slovenia, and
northern Bosnia and Herzegovina.
However
as Nostradamus made much use of the term it can be inferred that at a
future time the region that was Pannonia is united in a way that makes
the ancient title its most accurate descriptor. And a strong
indicator of this motive is found through the ties to the main quote in
the Epistle where Pannonia is referenced.
The text of this verse talks
of a man-woman who impacts all of Europe. Given the reference in the quote
to the barren Lady and her family it seems likely that Nostradamus was
describing one of that family's most prominent members.
The story in this current verse gives settings that are enhanced and reused
throughout the series of verses and the quote shown above. These
interconnections make this verse a core to the fuller story of the genetic
religious clone wars in the late twenty-first and early twenty-second
centuries.
Amongst
the important contributions made via the anagrams are those on the
genetic lineage of the Barren Lady's family stating
Temptress (pſes
mettr) treatment (mettra
en t) excludes spy
(s deux
ecl_ypſ)
seedless (ſe Les de)
matters (s mettra)
and emotive (vie
et mo) meteor (e et mort)
misevent (ns vie et m)
foretrace (orcer Et a)
non-expansive tormenter
of creature
(Pannons
vie
et mort renforcer
Et au) since these bear
directly on the story lines relating to the Barren Lady period.
C8 Q15
Great exertions towards the North by a man-woman to vex Europe and almost all the Universe.
The two
eclipses will be put into such a rout that they will
reinforce life or death for the Pannonians.
Vers Aquilon grands efforts par hommaſſe Preſque l'Europe et
l'vniuers vexer Les deux eclypſes mettra en telle chaſſe Et
aux Pannons vie et mort renforcer.
Anagram Sequences in
French Text.
(~ means full line
coverage)
- <~homam VerSeS [Vedic mantra] 'squaloring' parts
offends~><saffroned parts><offer grandson quAils
[tremors]><lion [British] SeaS
quAVers [trembles]><sharp effort>
- <~Preservex Europe virulent Sequel~><versex
unveil poete rule> vexes universe
- <entreat meets Spy has cell eLse
excludes><temptreSs><reStatement><eLse exclude tempeSts eternal
claShes><Seems entreat ply excused><each tell menStrate SeedLeSs>
treatment(S) matter(S) eSpy
- <tormentor force><on oversmitten enforcer><of
nonexPansive crEature>emotive confer remote / meteor formentor
foretrace misevent
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in
Centuries
- saffroned, squaloring, offends, non-expansive,
over-smitten
- virulent, temptress, menstrate, restatement,
emotive, treatment(s), tormentor, enforcer, foretrace
- sharp, quavers, seedless, misevent
- quails, tempests, espy, clashes, vexes,
- verses, universe, formentor, ply, creature
- offers
- grandson, excludes
- Homam, enforce
- matters
- entreat
- -
- offer, confer
- -
- exclude
- -
- -
- eternal, meteor / remote
- excused
- -
- -
Key Ideas:
saffroned, Homam, offends, virulent, temptress, menstrate, emotive,
restatement, tormentor, treatment, foretrace, enforcer, sharp, quavers,
seedless, misevent, tempest, clashes, universe, formentor, enforce,
matters, ply, offers, vexes, creature, excused, meteor, exclude.
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