Nostradamus C3 Q33: The lone wolf who betrays a city by destroying the people's breeding capacity.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse contains elements in its anagrams that suggest it was written in a form to please his patrons but one that still retains his aim of prophecies for the period of many centuries after 199CE.

The wolf is an allusion for a leaderless (res de la les) gangster (ſtrange g), a lone wolf who changes the breeding capacity of a city's citizens through arsenite (ie eſtran) poisoning and treason (ſeront A). His aims transpose (amis -paſſeront) the stages (s gaſte) at which the Eastern egg (e eſtran - ge g) matures (murs et A). This same theme appears in C3 Q39.

# Benoit: Nostradamus' first publisher based in Lyons.