Nostradamus C7 Q32: Old magic's perils behind a great war.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This is a verse in which Nostradamus presents information about his sources.

 In it he acknowledges that he copied some of his processes from hermitic literature written by his predecessors.

In accepting this knowlege he endorses the concept there is only one god and that his interest in these factors was drawn by life long fascination with comets.

However it also has hints that he has a preference for beliefs that diminish the all powerful status of the royals.

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