Nostradamus C7 Q38: The equestrians death that affects us all.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse is different to most of those in Centuries seven, since it doesn't offer a significant name nor does it easily link into the concept of the evolution of the soul.

Yet its anagrams have powerful connections with the text and it may well be that it delivers the necessary relevance through the detail this combination of text and anagrams, provides.

There is no doubt that the text and the anagrams are about physical mutilation during a battle.

The text tells us the magnitude of the mutilation in a very generalised way but the anagrams tell us the shocking details of how the entrails are torn apart and the genitals separated from the body by the mob as much as the accident itself.

There is a sense in the anagrams of a courtly involvement in the plight of the equestrian by courtiers emotionally involved in the lead up events and its immediate aftermath.

Key Ideas:

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