Nostradamus C6 Q66: Virgil provides the allusion for the resurrection from the dead.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The text of this verse tells us  thefoundation of a new sect rests on bones uncovered by an earthquake.

This verse is different to most and either states the case directly or was added at a later date.

The fact that it is placed at verse 6.66 may well be indicative of a later person wanting to increase the significance of his insertion by the numerologic potency of its placement.

The anagrams offer nothing of significance and fit the pattern of random generation that one expects in any uncoded writing:

1. Select caste found demented Eleleus lamented ouun uuell faucet
2. Norse rezoluteness guard stole random neuroses drugs on train
3  Atrocious men _cheer_pulse_Scariot_uurote Bear star appear
4. Feminal rival zetout unerrable enumerable meter

# Eleleus: an epiphet for Bacchus referenced in Virgils Aeneid III:190-220, Virgil was considered Romes greatest poet, The Eneid also references the Minotaur. SctFndtnGtRmnBonesUncvrd

Key Ideas:

irremunerable, unerrable, resoluteness, ensepulchre, enumerable, demented, strenuous, faucet, setout, enabler, atrocious, Minotaur, dozes, sewers, lurch, moration (dallying), felon, lamented, found, mall, Raimond, outrun, lozes, reputes, neuroses, test, Eleleus, racist, well, Aapep, rename, Nowell, woes, airports, rest, random, rebel, here, alone.