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 takes the story along a well defined path involving a middle eastern fuel cartel. This is a tale with which we know is true of 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)'

# 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.

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.