Nostradamus C4 Q23: Americans in a Middle East war struck by mental and biological illness.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse is one of several about a disaster involving American / Carmanie (dans l - a marine c) lands.

The anagrams of this verse identify the place where the action occurs as a fuel seaport (era PortS), thereby helping to confirm the location is in the Persian Gulf and there are also anagrams for fuel consumes era petrols enrich (feu l -es conSum - era - Port Sel - yn Herc).

But this information is also mixed with some coding clues that point to the name of the person who is the protagonist. His first name is Henry and his surname is to be found interwoven into the four lines. Further verses and fuller detail relevant to this verse can be found in my paper on the American Disaster in Iran.

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Extra Notes:

The anagram for both Amaerica and Carmanie is the same but they have not coexisted under those names at any time. However the south of Iran was part of an ancient land called Carmanie at the time of Alexander the Great and it is this duality that allows Nostradamus to identify the two parties involved in these verses and the nature of their interaction.

The use of the term legion in the text and the unusual words Calcarine (ra Calcine) and Sulphones (nes Soulph) that are found as anagrams in this verse lead to the conclusion that the fire that consumes the American marines is both a mental illness and a deterioration of the flesh such as found in the case of radiation sickness.

 ' My name is Legion' is an allegory for possession by demons that is found in the Bible (Luke 8:3) while Calcarine is a spar like growth and it is a term used to describe the part of the brain responsible for vision and Sulphones are chemicals used for treating skin diseases.