Nostradamus C8 Q58: Two Middle Eastern kingdoms bring chemical war to Britain & France
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, 2023
The predominant themes in the anagrams for this verse are a savage war and
the use of chemical warfare. Supplying the basis for my claim of
chemical war are anagrams such as
elements
(mes et le n),
aerial
(er
a l'ai),
bromine (e nom Bri),
liqueurs
(lique Sur),
smelter
(rmes
et l),
molten
(t le nom),
brominate
(e nom Brita),
arsenic (ican ſer)
and
residue
(eres diu).
The theme of brutal war rests on the name
Tamerlane
(t mener a l'a) whose invasion of Persia in the fourteenth
century was notable for the pyramids of heads he left behind as he
slaughtered those he conquered.
The anagrams for
Saracen dart realign Saudi title ( eTilt_re Angli_can ſera
_ tard_ aduiſ) use all letters in the line
forming a chain of adjacent words.
In
so doing they imply that
the people of the lands once ravaged by Tamerlane are the ones engaging in the war against
the United Kingdom and France . It also implies they do so as a united front.
The first line of text refers to two quarrelling brothers that divide
the kingdom. This division is amplified by anagrams for
sectarian (ican
ſera ta) and
dualities
(aduiſe Til)
in the third line. The gestalt of the text and
anagrams suggests that two dire sects combine forces
for an attack upon religious communities of the West.
There are many ties in this narrative to that given in the quote from
Nostradamus' 1558 Epistle on the children of the once-barren Lady's
daughter. The reference to the band between 50 and 52 degrees
corresponds with the political centres of the United Kingdom,
Belgium and Ukraine.
The parallels between text and anagrams of C3 Q98 and this verse are the
reasons I have paired them in the two brothers series.
Data Section
C8 Q58
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
A kingdom divided by two quarreling brothers to take the arms and
the name of Britain. The Anglican title will be advised to watch
out, surprised by night (
the other is ), led to the French
Regne en querelle aux freres diuiſe Prendre les armes et le nom
Britannique Tiltre Anglican ſera tard aduiſe Surprins de nuict
mener a l'air Gallique
Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest
merit. ( ~ means full line used) Selection Order based on letter
rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion
L1: <queen enerGise / diuerse refuxal><uxa queer ell refers><queen
flexural residue gene RiSe>
L2: <elder loBstermen smear
quintain (object on a post)><leaders / dealers preen quintain
elements><smelter reseal Bromine><inquirant moB elements
slanderer><see molten realms equiP slanderer><nn equiP
Brominate>inquinate (corrupt)
L3: <~Saracen dualiTies relAting
dart~><narrateS lAcerating dualiTieS><dart reAlign Saudi
Title><neuTrAlitieS add Scaling rate><a lacerating dart
uTiliSed><narrateS a Angelic><Sectarian /aScertain Angel><uTiliSed
triAngle><cleanSing liTerAte><cleAring Title><Altering
duTies>eTernAliSt iadeuS arSenic
L4: <tamerlane (brutal Tatar
conqueror) induces><real inducements in uSurper era><uninspired quill>
<purSue dinners><ill qreuuS rename a Grail><liquerS uninspired a
leaner Grail><intumescent (swells on heating) aerial>
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: inducements, cleansing, dualities, utilised, scaling, usurper,
2: neutralities, brominate, flexural, clearing, literate, utilise,
energise / resignee, 3: intumesced, uninspired, lobstermen,
ascertain, sectarian, liqueurs, bromine, angelic, undines, cling,
Iesuit, 4: lacerating, elements, narrates, 5: eternalist,
slanderer, Creatans, flexura, titles, tilt, 6: litter, Iadeus,
pursue, Saudi, title, 7: retitles, Raelian, Saracen, , 8:
inquirant, Tamerlane, qreuus / sqreuu, queller, purrs, duad, 9:
inquinate, quintain, alerting / altering / relating / triangle,
smelter, gall, 10: cement, reneges, 11: quintan, induces,
re-equip, lenders / slender, 12: arsenic, 13: realign, molten,
Antares, 14: reliant, Grail, reside, 15: duties / suited,
16: deriues / residue, quill, rinsed, 17: align, aerial, add,
18: - 19: Astrea, rename, 20: - 21: lender, queen, 22: -
23: alia.
Key Ideas:
inducements, utilised, cleansing, dualities, usurper,
scaling, flexural, neutralities, clearing, literate, energise, intumesced,
brominate, aerial, bromine, elements, uninspired, lobstermen, ascertain,
sectarian, angelic, liqueurs, lacerating, Iesuit, eternalist, narrates,
slanderer, pursue, Saudi, title, Tamerlane, Saracen, inquinate, duad,
altering, smelter, cement, add,
Grail, molten, arsenic, residue,
quill, reliant, queen, align, lender, duties.
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