Nostradamus C3 Q92: Napoleon Bonaparte is badly positioned for Waterloo due to parliamentary delays.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This is an intriguing verse which displays evidence related to Napoleon Bonaparte and his descendants.

The emblem of the dynasty is a bird of prey not unlike the goshawk mentioned in the text.

Among the anagrams are Buonapart (bon par Aut), Waterloo (Autour L'oe). and carrhae (arrache a). Now Napoleon's family name was originally Buonaparte but there are no full anagrams for either Bonaparte or Buonaparte in the Prophecies. There is only one anagram for uuaterloo but there are twelve for carrhae which represents a losing battle for an 'invincible' army.  All three of these anagrams together with the reference to the goshawk occur in the fourth line.

The anagrams in the second and third lines seem to provide a dating of the verse that corresponds with the time of Napoleon since it was in the period 1800 to 1850 that maritime clocks became sufficiently reliable for tracking longitude at sea.

The Battle of Waterloo was in 1816, in which year Thomas Earnshaw, marine clock maker, invented an escapement using two metals working against each other that compensated for temperature induced expansion  thereby increasing the accuracy for measuring longitude. 

An anagram for Taurus (ur Satu) occurs in the second line which in astrologic charts represents May while the battle of Waterloo took place on the eighteenth of June in the sign of Gemini.