Nostradamus C3 Q36: Cost of an Eastern remedy a queen uses for her sons dementia.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The text of this verse is given a great deal of detail by the anagrams contained in its lettering.

The first line is a statement that the person suffers dementia (ite damne) at a young age and is then labelled as a moron (on mor).

The second line gives the results of the medication when applied according to instructions from Turkey while its anagrams mention rosewater and minerals thereby referencing tretaments that Nostradamus learnt while in Agen.

 The third line is a statement about the mineral nature of the remedy as it refers to an etherial earthlier (ra lhereti)  healer (e damn - a lhere) being  named. The anagrams indicate the region is that of Aleppo (apople) in Syria. The verse also offers a name suited to sourcing of the required minerals via Lombrives (eur ſembloi) which is a name for cave dwellers from Southern France.