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Nostradamus C4 Q35: Jeanne d'Albret and the fertile line where women prevail.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
The verses
C4 Q34,
Q35,
Q36,
Q37,
Q38
and Q39
represent different parts of a single thread relevant to the major future
war that nearly destroys our planet. This thread is detectable even without the anagrams through words in the text that provide visible links. Sword and fire link Q34 and Q35 in a war that begins in Europe.
Although the anagrams tell us it is a modern war this verse draws strongly on allusions to different ancient and modern figures to illustrate its nature. There is the Akkadian fertility-war goddess Ishtar (s trahir) and the modern spokesman Al Gore (orge al), whose presence is supported by terms such as fluorated (t Fouldre a) and allelele (elle La).
The tone of the text helps confirm the anagram for Ishtar as the key to this verse with the references to the night helping to define the female referred to in the first line. There is a also hint of moth-like attributes through her being a night based figure who at times had wings.
The import of this allusion is its linking the deaths of males to the affections of the woman at the centre of the family line in this series.
The name d'Albret (rt de la b) is also found in the anagrams thereby identifying the line while the anagram for Tiletanus (u eſtaint l) helps further confine the period to that of Jeanne d'Albret's son, Henry IV, King of France.
# Tiletanus (Jodocus) (birth name Josse Ravestein): a Roman Catholic writer and a harsh critic of the expanding reformation movement who was prominent at the time that Nostradamus wrote this prophecy. His most notable work was published in 1568, the year of Nostradamus' death and it illustrates his place in religious debate at that time.
# Ishtar: ancient goddess of fertility and war known as Goddess of the Night and shown in carvings as bearing wings and bird-like claws. Those who she honoured with her favours were notoriously destined to cruel fates. Her symbols were a lion on an eight point star.