Nostradamus C08 Q28: The unifying code built into locational attributes.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
The only anagram of
gazetteer appears in this verse and I use this term in many of my
analyses of the financial crisis of the 21st century.
A gazeteteer is a body of writings that builds a description of a place
through its physical, climatic, population, production, trade and
occupational attributes.
Gazetters have been used since ancient times in
combination with maps. The importance of maps and their construction is a
focus of verse
C.08 Q.26
which relates to Nostradamus' quest via his patrons.
The last line of this
current verse has an anagram for prescribe and two separate anagrams for
prescript and there are no other anagrams for these two words in any other
verse. Now prescript means something prescribed, especially a rule or
regulation of conduct and so each one emphasises that something important
underlies this verse and in particular its fourth line. It is in this line
that gazetteer appears. The implication is that that there is a time of
financial crisis where the links between the relevant verses is based on
locational attributes.
The story contained in the anagrams indicates an issue arises from a small
group of Christians within an Islamic setting. This issue involves the way
that people with infectious disease are treated after death, a theme linked
to that in verse
C.07 Q.41.
Although it seems that the stories of the text and anagrams are unrelated
they are united by the gazetteer prescribed by Nostradamus which develops a trail
incorporating all these different threads.
In 1704 a famous gazetter called Echard gaztteers was first published.
This appears in the form of Echards as an anagram (1/5) in the first
line of this current verse.
The anagrams from which the keys for understanding the story lines of this verse
include:
1. Islum hordes re- granted arch regent Charles less
musical date orders 2. Urgent lauu-craft repeals factual test furnace
careful actual pleasure a part 3. State constitutes escrouued
codes setout truest antics treatise interacts
4. Muzarab gazetteer prescribe bearer inzert integer in scripts
C8 Q28
The copies of gold and silver inflated, which after the theft
thrown into the lake, Upon discovery all is exhausted &
dissipated All scrips and bonds will be wiped out.
Les ſimulachres d'or et d'argent enflez Qu'apres le rapt au lac
furent gettez Au deſcouuert eſtaincts tous et troublez Au
marbre eſcript preſcriptz intergetez.
Anagram Sequences in
French Text.
(~ means full line
coverage)
- <herods/rhodes/hordes lesz muSical
granted><~granted her seLf-zeen muSical stored~> <date regent orders
flenz><Islam crashed><charles garroted>
- <careful gent><pleasure a/part><~urgent paler
parQue (roman fate) factual tezt~>repeals parQuez lauu-craft>
<pasteurella (infectious germ) furnace>actual
- <codeS uue set out interactS><constitutes a
teSt/ State touuer cAuSed><zeAl betutors stout / stout anticS><touuer
blaZe uSed to test our antics><uue Straiten codeS><Scantiest set out
trouble touuer cAused> intact treatieS / treatiSe
- <in Script z gAzetteer preScript> <preScribe arm
Prescript z integer><Seer preScript greet muzArab (Christian group in
Arab culture)>preciSe / pierce <z ze integer>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in
Centuries
- 1: Muzarab, gazetter, prescribe, factual, lauucraft, constitutes,
pasteurella, betutors, prescript ,
- 2: actual, careful, interacts, garroted,
3: -
- 4: furnace, treatise, integer,
- 5: scantiest, musical, crashed, precise,
- 6: orders, script, 7 to 9: -
- -
- -
- -
- 10: Charles, caused,
- 11: zeal, 12 to13: -
- -
- -
- 14: urgent, pleasure, intact, 15:
Herod /hordes.
- Rhodes / Herod's /hordes
- -
- -
- -
- -
- apart
Key Ideas:
gazetteer, prescribe, factual, treatise, actual, furnace,
musical, integer, interacts, Muzarab, script, constitutes, careful, law-craft,
musical, restored, Parques, urgent, blaze, Charles, truest, orders, misuse,
Islum, trouble.
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