Nostradamus C5 Q09: The family seeking to bring about Jesus' polar ascension
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Mar 2023

This current verse is part of an evolving story of family participance (if l'amy - anticipe Par c) in events at the end of this century when the Polar-stars (Lors par aſt) reach their zenith.

The events involve various religious groups some of which are cruel barbaric invaders whose presence causes other extreme elements to try and justify their faith and use this seemingly auspicious momemt to clone Jesus from the relics they possess.

Nostradamus' story is far broader than these issues and takes us into human reactions to asteroids and new creatures that will displace man from his self-claimed throne. The name of the family line and the allusional enchantress can be found in this and the surrounding verses as can more detail on the cascades from the sky.

The story in the text validates the anagram entry for family participance by bringing detail that ties in with the story of the once barren Lady that is a prominent part of Nostradamus' 1558 Henry Epistle. That story is based around a family in which there are three brothers and a daughter none of which have the same father. The daughter and her two children are separated from the family in order to save the Christian Church.

The story in the text of this verse is one of the few that mentions a Lady and in this instance she is presented as having a hairy forehead as a distinguishing feature.

It is likely the Lady is the daughter  and the Duke overtaken by Death is one oh her three brothers, It is on this basis plus the cohesive cluster about the Pole Star that makes this verse a member of theis three brother series.

The pole Star cluster in the fourth line is bolstered by lettering that is best resolved by anagrams that frame a concept that makes sense but the elements of which its made are not stand-alone anagrams in this verse. Polar-stars (Lors par aſt) is one such cluster while rotate-Polar-Starmap (mort attrape Lors pa) is the other.

# Eleusian wheel: reference to three part cycle of search, descent and ascent in the Eleusian mysteries
# supersacerdotal: high priest.
# Cetus : sea-monster constellation.