Nostradamus C9 Q99: Wind borne chemicals bring a war to an end by spreading a fatal disease.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
In reaching into the future Nostradamus inevitably
examined it from a personal perspective. He had a life long interest in
medicine and this current verse's anagrams provide a sound structure to
the text that tell us this was one of the avenues he explored. The text
makes sense when read not as a war but a commentary on a deadly disease
that is borne by the wind.
When the people eat the flesh of wild animals
they die and the dead are thrown over the city walls with ash, lime and
dust thrown as well to cover their bodies. However heavy rains expose them
constantly to the disease because it interacts with minerals in the soil
in a way even advanced science cannot stop.
Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:
1. Foreplan relies on elegies equivalent
aliqot part event
2. Saul regrets piteous poet deterrence remap pious gesture
3. Parques
Yule paper
refuel fear epigene by ape lique
4. Re-oriented resources encounters furore for electron rule denier
C9 Q99
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
The 'Aquilon' Wind causes the siege to be raised Over the walls
to throw ashes, lime and dust Through rain afterwards much worse harm Last help against their frontier.
Vent Aquilon fera partir le ſiege Par murs geter cendres chauls
et pouſiere Par pluye apres qui leur fera bien piege Dernier
ſecours en contre leur frontiere.
Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest
merit. Selection Order based on letter
rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion
L1: <fear no part equiVAlent><eVen liegeS Aliquot><quinAte
foreplan><para-fluorine it relies><profane quAntile art >
L2:
<urges recent / center remaP><arches centered><learchus piteous
raper><regrets sulphate crescend><poets uui-leS search><unsearched
pustuloSe ((weeping insect bite) erect><drenches crete>deterrences
pious gesture pulsate gumtrees crashed spelt / slept
L3:<yule
(Xmas) paper parques (Roman fates) lie><epulary (feasts) paper fear
squire / risque
rule><fear rule bi epigene> <Page purely
ape liquers><purely a Peeping pasquiler (lampooner)>graPple
L4:
<entire furore reindeerS source><Source consent> <for entire
rule><reorienteD once in reSorces> <electron runes> <tiereD forerun>
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: unsearched, sulphate, para-fluorine, drenches, gumtrees, piteous,
peeping, pipeage, 2: equivalent, foreplan, aliquot,
reindeers, grapple, epigene, 3: reoriented, liqueurs, deterrence,
4: pustulose, pasquiler, forerun, peeing, 5: resources,
crashed, liquers, profane, centred, purely, regrets, 6: felon,
7: epulary, resource, sincere, 8: Learchus, Persiae, repage,
9: gesture, 10: pasquier, furore, egrets / greets, 11:
spout, repay, 12: requips, poets, 13: oriented, elegies,
pious, hauls, page, 14: quantile, 15: - 16: Lepuy, 17:
gets, 18: refuel (2x) 19: Parques, poet, 20: consent,
sources, apart, 21: risque / squire, Erbian, salute, centre /
center / recent, 22: spelt, 23: -
Key Ideas:
sulphate, para-fluorine, pipeage, drenches, gumtrees,
unsearched, resources, quantile, aliquot, equivalent, foreplan, reindeers,
grapple, reoriented, epigene, liqueurs, piteous, deterrence, forerun,
crashed, regrets, profane, gesture, centred, felon, furore, poets, page,
spout, elegies, oriented, pious, Parques, consent, refuel, recent,
epulary, sources.
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