Nostradamus C8 Q06: The bitter debate of the 16thC where N. sides with Protestants.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
The anagrams of the first line take the story along a well defined path
involving a middle eastern fuel cartel and this is a tale with which we
know is true in our own times.
This being the case the anagrams of the
second line shape a completely different theme.
When I took the discovered
words and tried to form adjacent sequences it became apparent it was about
the publication of a religious work that denigrated the role of Yule or
Xmas and focussed entirely on Easter.This is borne out through anagrams saying
put
tiLetanuS
SubliMate naSty eaSter print
(ſtainte Lu - yſant - print
- Malte ſubi -t ſera e)'
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Jodocus
Tiletanus (birth name
Josse Ravestein) was a
Roman Catholic writer and a harsh critic of the expanding reformation
movement who was prominent at the time that Nostradamus wrote this
prophecy. His most notable work was published in 1568, the year of
Nostradamus' death and it illustrates his place in religious debate at
that time.
The book was called "
An essay in the Defence of
the holy Tridentine council (
Council
of Trent
), which in fact pertains to religion and the
Christian doctrine, responding to criticism and examination by
Martin Chemnitius, Minister of the Church of Brunswick.There is
another name contained within the anagrams that is given in the title of
this book and that is
Martinus (n Mauris t). It
appears in the third line together with anagrams for
Nostradame
(te Sardon Ma) and
Nostradamus-rite (
don
Mauris traite) and forms a sequence which says
adores air
Martinus created
It also imples Nostradamus adores
naturism (e Sardo
-n Mauris t) and
uranism (study of the heavens).
This line identifies Nostradamus as having a value system outside that of
the Roman Catholic church.
Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:
1. Gulf cartel early on urge apparent panoply
2. Martin subtitle sublimates Easter
unstately Tiletanus print Yules suitable subtleties
3. Nostradame created Martinus uranism
adornments as naturism trait Nostradamus-rites unseparated
4. Olden codes traq infant gene a shy son
leaue
C8 Q06
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
Lighting and brightness seen at Lyons shining, Malta is taken,
suddenly it is extinguished. Sardon, Maurice will act
deceitfully, Geneva to London feigning treason towards coq
Clarte fulgure a Lyon apparante Luyſant print Malte ſubit ſera
eſtainte Sardon Mauris traitera decepuante Geneue a Londes a coq
trahyſon fainte.
Extra Info:
The relevance of the Council of Trent to Nostradamus'
commentary is made clear by this extract from Wikipedia
As well as decrees, the Council [of
Trent] issued condemnations of what it defined to be
heresies
committed by
Protestantism
and, in response to them, key statements
and clarifications of the Church's doctrine and teachings. These addressed
a wide range of subjects, including scripture, the Biblical canon, sacred
tradition, original sin, justification, salvation, the sacraments,
the Mass and
the veneration of Saints.
Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest
merit. ( ~ means full line
used) Selection Order based on letter
rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion
L1:<earLy on a gulf Cartel apparent><apparent only a fuel Cartel
urge><Central gulf tr-ue><onLy argue fuel Cartel><alter
tranCe><~panopLy (vast array) argue a Central refutal~><Central
gulf-uater / fulgurate (like lightning) earLy on>
L2:
<~Suitable rateS in unStateLy m eaSt~>~<buSiest Metal print unStateLy
Saint era~><naSty print SubliMate eaSter Saint><SubliterateS inState
yuLe><naSty bitS print eaSter anti yuLe aMuletS><Saint era
Subtleties><~
tiLetanuS SubliMate naSty eaSter print~>
L3: <noStradaMus-rite><adoreS air Martinus created><adoreS
naturism / uranisM (heaven worship/ uranium) trait><on unseparated
astrariuM><unSeat radon astrariuM depreciate><randoM depreciate unSeat
star><radiuM-rations rateS created>noStradame adornMentS radiate
straiter eradicate
L4: <infant Gene><q-uote case d-efeating
hary Son aLone><~case q-uote a oLden faShyon in Gene art><art in
faShyon><geneti-q art fashyon>
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: FULGURATE, PANOPLY, SUBTITLES, SUBLITERATES, UNSTATELY, SUBTLETIES, 2:
RADIATE, UNSEPARATED, UNSALTY, ARSENIATE, SUBLIMATE, Lyaeus, 3:
ISTRIA, STRAITER, GULF, MARTINUS, URANISM, SUITABLE, 4:
INFANT, ASTATINE, AMULETS, APPARENT,a 5: NOSTRADAME, REFUTAL,
TILETANUS, EUGENE, ANTIGENE 6: CENTRAL, ADORNMENTS, FALTER, 7:
ROASTED, NASTY, SUBTLE, SHY, flute, 8: EARLY / LAYER 9: Nostredam, artist / traits / strait, trait,
10: BUSIEST, TUBES, 11: deacons, tribes, 12: metals, trance,
13: Antares, 14: - 15: cartel / claret, bites, 16:
ascend / dances / decans, bits, 17: instate, 18: - 19:
lancet, tirade, Yules, 20: alone, 21: taints, salute,
22: random, monad, unseat, faint. 23: -
Key Ideas:
unstately, fulgurate (lightning), panoply,
subliterates, subtleties, sublimate, unseparated,
metals,
Martinus, uranism, suitable, straiter, Istria, gulf, cartel, alone,
apparent, Nostradame, trance, refutal, Tiletanus, nasty, adornments,
salute, busiest, amulets, early, Yules, central, infant, deacons, random,
tirade, falter.
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