Nostradamus C4 Q71: Therapeuts revolt leads to murder at Thadeus wedding.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The following verse is part of a series linking an Essenean-like sect of the first century CE to a story of murder during a marriage. (See C.10 Q.89 for more).

This verse brings together the extremely rare anagrams for Therapeutas ( te par hauſte) and Theudas ( hauſte d') with both these terms being relevant to events in the Levant in the first century CE.

The anagrams also link this verse to the biology of procreation via seedline (dees En li) and nucleotidase (uſte d'Aconile).

Its text talks of murder involving a bride and her companions.