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Nostradamus C1 Q85: The strong woman who reacts to the untimely death of her husband
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Feb 2023

 

TheThree Brother verse series in Nostradamus' PropheciesIn the current verse the anagrams say once dreamed encoded dream made Troy our personal pallbearers (once _de dame R_oy tr_ rou_ble Par la re - la reÅ¿pon). There is a theme running throughout the Prophecies showing that Nordic verse was one of Nostradamus' major sources and by these anagrams this verse shows distinct hints of the story of Troy found in the Prose Edda. Quatrain C10 Q25 is also one of these and both reflect on the role of Hector's wife after his death.  That tale in the Edda includes the story of Andromache who is the Lady in the chorus weeping at her husband's funeral.

 

By this allusion the story in this verse's text is a metaphor for events that unfolded in the 16th century and for an event that will emerge later in our century. The event to come involves the story of the once barren Lady as set out in Nostradamus' 1558 Henry Epistle.

 

Nostradamus' verse C1 Q85 3 bros troubled King dream encoded Lady PallbearersAnd in the 16th century the tale resonates with that surrounding Jeanne d'Albrecht, rebel queen of a minor state, whose son would become King Henry IV of France. She was the daughter of Marguerite d'Angouleme (See C1 Q86).

 

Each tale involves a particularly strong minded woman brought to the fore through the untimely death of a warrior husband.

 

Affirmation of the topic being linked to the entry on the Barren Lady in the Epistle comes from the text of this verse which uses a phrase 'the greater of his brothers' which implies the king mentioned is a middle son. Hence the middle son of the three born of the Barren Lady can be deduced as the king in this verse. The story of two of the three brothers dying through anger, hatred and envy also slots neatly into that tale and to stories in several verses in this series involving duelling brothers.

 

 

DATA Section

 

The king is troubled by the queen's reply.
Ambassadors will fear for their lives.
The greater of his brothers will doubly disguise his intent
two of them will die through anger, hatred and envy.
Par la reſponce de dame Roy trouble
Ambassadeurs mes priſeront leur vie
Le grand Ses freres contrefera double
Par deux mourront ire, haine, enuie.
L1: <contempoRary-deed our PallbearerS encoded><once moRe try edda PallbearerS> <our PallbearerS troy dame encode><~perSonal dream cede tRoy Pourable~><once troy blue proSe dReamed>

L2: <~a virulent beAm assured roSe impress~><measured priSoners sAmbas><premiSes assured sAmba><presumes assad rise<mAbassa prioreSs resumed><~mAbassa demurs rivulet repreSSion~>

L3: <~Sends confederator refers blue graeL / Large~><enforcers fret laboured enLarged><beLl frees dangers>aLlergen

L4: <on their rumourx draPe><~uxe unPaired ee in anti-hero rumor~><ieanne Paired heir not rumourx>
1: contemporary-deed, confederator, anti-heroine, pallbearers, enforcers, rumourx, rivulet, encoded,
2: code-named, virulent, anti-hero, presumes, respires, Jeanne,
3: repression, prisoners, pourable, laboured, impresses, Prioress, measured, resumes, decade, ceded,
4: interlopers, outer-lines, premises, 
5: Mabassa, prisoner, impress, dreamed, resumed,
6: their, Assad,
7: -
8: allergen,
9: Sumers,
10: personal, assured,
11: -
12: encode,
13: resume, bass, 
14: -
15: paired,
16: unrepaid / unpaired, sperm,
17: beam,
18: sends,
19: primes,
20: -
21: rouble,
22: Medea,
23: -

Key Ideas:

anti-heroine, contemporary-deed, confederator, enforcers, rumours, pallbearers, encoded, virulent, anti-hero, Jeanne, presumes, repression, prisoners, laboured, measured, decade, Prioress, resumes, interlopers, ceded, premises, Mabassa, prisoner, dreamed, impress, their, beam, Assad, sends, assured, encode, Sumers, personal, allergen. 

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