Nostradamus C10 Q62: Hitlers evilness & Nazi ideals behind USA war efforts
during late 21stC Floods
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, 2022
The
verses capable of giving substance to Nostradamus' decadence link are limited by
the synonyms that can be found as anagrams. Testing all variations given in
common lists I find there is only licentious, degeneration(s) and evilness /
vileness on which to build my links. Yet these turn out to be enough for in
doing this research in recent days I have added powerful connections
showing the likelihood that Nostradamus' claims to see the future are justified.
This verse C10 Q62 and C4Q26 are linked by these synomic
anagrams for decadence. And if evilness and degeneration are to be be a form of
decadence then there can be no better modern exemplar than Hitler. In these two
verses two of the Prophecies' three anagrams for Hitler are found.
The current verse makes the link to the Epistle's decadence
via an evilness anagram in its fourth line. The anagrams in that line then tie the story
into the 21st century religious wars involving Islamic and Christian nations but
with the latter being divided by fundamental differences over the substance and
nature of a modern Christ lineage.
The anagrams of this verse include ones for Hitler, FBI,
Stalin and
Nazi but the major focus given by the anagram for Deucalions is on the scale of the Floods in the 22ndC with Hitler's Nazi party being an exemplar of the mind-state in which
evilness leads mankind over the brink. Although each has a reasonable
possibility of being a product of chance their appearance together in a verse in
the decadence series makes them noteworthy.
In its text this verse has links to other major story lines
all to do with the participants in and origin of this late 21stC war.
DATA section
C10 Q62
Original Verse in English plus French (Benoit Ed.)
Near Sobin to assail Ongrie (Hungary) The herald of Bude
(Budapest) will come to warn Byzantine chief, Salona of Slavonia, He will come to convert them to the law of the Arabs
Pres de Sorbin pour aſſaillir Ongrie L'herault de Bude les viendra aduertir Chef Bizantin Sallon de Sclauonie A loy d'Arabes les viendra conuertir
Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest merit.
Selection Order based on letter rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion
L1: <asias rolling orbs pour in><pressed upon region> ill presides reprised assail speedier respire pierre disrobes deborins brion origen regrip respired
L2: inversed hitler radiature debt debuted delves eridanvs duetaria delusive adult dub hear
L3: <all scaled on><olden latins lichenaceous fibzan> deucalions calends chione clause second stallion unscaled unsocial fbi zib zain nazi ceucalion dnoces tzain aniou niche science
L4: <royal routine><draco rune adroitly bare evilness><vessel adorably><idolatry envies arab><true ordinance><verbalises ><arab vessel>runacode dilatory etrurian inversed ordnance veiledness verdancies vileness abdera(thrace) base etruria eridanvs bayard g
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: lichenaceous, adorably, dilatory, idolatry, adroitly, rolling, debuted,
2: verdancies, verbalises, veiledness, stallion, delusive,
3: counterraid, Deucalions, unsocial, radiature, disrobes, Perseides, Hitler, fib/
FBI,
4: ordinance, unscaled, disrobe, routine, speedier, delves,
5: runacode, evilness, vileness / veinless, regrip, brion, vessel,
6: Etrurian, Nibaz, Tzain, debut,
7: ordnance, respired / reprised, Nazi,
8: Abdera / abrade,
9: Etruria,
10: robes, Arass,
11: -
12: Draco, Aniou, gripe, orbs / robs, bued,
13: bud / dub,
14: calends,
15: scaled, assail,
16: niche, ring,
17: Latins, adult,
18: ounce,
19: upon, day,
20: respire, Asias, debt,
21: pressed, Pierre,
22: clause,
23: ignore / Origen / region.
Key Ideas:
lichenaceous, counterraid, Deucalions, verdancies, adorably, idolatry, verbalises, veiledness, unsocial, stallion,
Asias, rolling, ordinance, delusive, radiature, Perseids, runacode, unscaled, evilness, Hitler, Etrurian, Nazi, clone, reprised, assail, Eridanus, Draco, niche.
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