Nostradamus C8 Q96: The Eastern Madonna who in deliverance is the victim of her talent for war.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

In the Middle East a Christian woman of talent is born amongst the missiles of an Arab- Israeli conflict.

She is forced into a marriage with a lazy suitor and escapes the burden of this marriage by the use of drugs.

Her actions are condemned by those who control her life and she will choose to die an agonising death, leaving behind a child that will shape the outcome of the war.

This is one of the many incidental tales Nostradamus chose to write and thereby lay out the incidents that shape the course of his major themes. His story can be picked out of the text but it is in the anagrams that the greater detail lies. The hidden content is full of religious references as well as birth and career markers all of which although rare have interwoven connectivities with each other and the message of the text.

There are several names used in the anagrams that generate a framework of the events. The use of the hidden name Heracles suggests the magnitude of what she faces while the name Arachne indicates she will be judged by those in control as being too independent, highly talented and too much of a challenge to pursue their ambitions. 

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