Nostradamus C2 Q75: The manner in which historical religious division rises to disturb our present times.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This is a strangely religious verse whose text is full of the sound of disaster. It occupies three time periods which are those of Christ, those of his own day and a distant future which is known as the nuclear age.

It is a story relevant today because these disasters of religious faith hang over all of us.

The anagrams hold a series of names that relate to this story.

There is Jeshua (eau Si h), a name for the Essenic Jesus, Essaoi (oiſſea), a name used by ancient historians for the Essenes that lived in the era of Christ. There is also Shia (Si ha), Mohommed (omme d'hom), Valois (La voix) and d'Alencon (e canon d).

The last two names of this set offer the link to the days of Nostradamus for they can be applied to Marguerite d'Navarre, a queen supportive of those with heretical views.

Within the anagram sequences several strong threads can be found one of which leads to the conclusion that the vault of Jesus was drained by four men.

There is a hint of fraudery linked to the tale but it had some support in the Pyrenees mountains where Nostradamus' family line had its roots.