Nostradamus C3 Q74: Influence of patrons on Nostradamus retelling of the End of Days stories.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This is one of only three verses holding an anagram of eschaton ( t a ſon che) which is an ancient term used for the end of days.  It is found in the fourth line where Occitans (ict a ſon ) also occurs. Ocitans is an older form of laguage used by the inhabitants of southern France where Nostradamus lived. That same line has adjacent and overlying anagrams saying  requip avoid planetic fair actions.

This verse's structure is such as to suggest it refers to the interest of Nostradamus' patrons in the Prophet retelling the  stories of the end of days using a futuristic setting.

There are other anagrams that God (going by the pseudonym Eloim) is the sole enforcer of time.