Nostradamus C8 Q90: The cloning of a Jesus-gene upsets other religions.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

Each line of the text of this verse is linked to a different religion practised during early Roman times.

Tthe first line involves Christ, the second relates to the Mithraic Mysteries, the third that of Saturn and the fourth is linked to the diffuse religion of the ancient Greeks through King Priam of Troy.

An anagrammatic clue within each line helps define the religion relevant to that line. In the first line there is Jesus ( iSez v), in the second there is Judaeus ( ieu du ſa), the third has Cronos ( orc ſon) and the fourth holds Polydorus ( oy plus ord), the youngest son of Priam.

The purpose of this verse is the provision of broad guidelines to those multi-faith events that Nostradamus used to attune his future visions.

The futuristic scenario invoked involves the attitudes of various groups that drive one of them to try cloning 'Jesus-sourced' genes; an action which causes dramatic reactions from the others.

Key Ideas:

Polydorus, Jesus, supraterraneous, precollusion, prolusory, versions, necropolis, improvable, pylorus, reprieval, griever, comparable, troubledness, Corfu, coloniser, Urban, prevail, Judaeus, carve/s, serenaders, troubles, robust, Cronos, ply, tenuous, orders, densest, crusade, arrive, wide, river, scorn, size, losers, sensed, scored, neuron, arouses, coma, trouble.