Nostradamus C3 Q67: Death Motivations that underlie the creation of many sects.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

In this verse Nostradamus illustrates his understanding of the religious forces that underpin the creation of new sects. He sees the primitive forces at work that will constantly bubble up from ancient streams of thought.

This verse is not restricted to one particular time but is a vision covering many sects over several centuries including those in France in the sixeenth century.

This contains the only anagram in the Prophecies for Delphi (de Phil) which is the source of Caepio's gold as mentioned in C8 Q29.  This current verse is another member of the gold series. The content in the text identifies an emerging group of thinkers that reject many commonly-held values while the anagrams it contains in its middle lines suggest they are Essenian (ains ne ſe) heretics (et richeſ).