Nostradamus C5 Q100: Comet induced evolution affects outdoor animals and a super-ape emerges.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Feb 2023
Verse
C5 Q100 offers powerful insights into the future
of mankind with a quite logical implication that we will not remain the dominant
species on this planet. A super-ape will evolve from human influenced cosmic events at the end of
this century. Other verses tell of man's efforts to eliminate this threat but
such attempts fail.
The anagrams in this verse relate to material
arriving on earth via fire from the sky which is the essence of this
verse's second line. The principal anagrams making this conclusion
possible are comets_arc_feeding_caudicle
( rca_s
et Com_inge De fe
_ du ciel a C)
and genomic_traces
(rcas et_
Cominge)
and they also are all found in the ssecond line. A caudicle
is the part of orchids that enables pollination to occur. So the message
fits to genetic material from outer space affecting wilderness plants.
In this context the anagram for genomic is highly significant because
its presence indicates this verse refers to the 21st century or beyond.
A
parallel message showing it affects the nervous system of animals and
other plants is seen in the last line via anagrams implying
rutting oxens axons recuperating
and seedheads nutrients erupting.
This verse's concentration on codon structures
affecting genomic change to plants and animals in the wild at the end of
this century is the aspect shared with verse C9 Q40. The other aspect of
the genomic process that unites these verses is their mention of super
beings. In this context the anagrams in the first line of C5 Q100
highlight why Nostradmus sees it as a significant determinant of
mankind's future. It implies these events are the cause behind
the origin of a new species of ape; the superape. The
incendiary trapped in his own fire is then a metaphor for the
massive war humans face as a result of redirecting the path of space
objects for easier harvesting of their contents.
C5 Q100
The incendiary trapped in his own fire, Of fire from the sky at
Carcassonne and the Comminge Foix, Auch, Mazares, the high old man
escaped, Through those of Hesse and Thuringia, and some Saxons.
Le boutefeu par ſon feu attrape De feu du ciel a Carcas et
Cominge Foix Aux Mazere haut vieillart eſchappe Par ceux de
haſſe des Saxons et Turinge.
Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest
merit. ( ~ means full line used) Selection Order based on letter rarity, word and
sequence length plus line completion