Nostradamus C9 Q11: Jules of Agen's and son in a debate on mortal matters.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The following verse contains strong anagrammatic references to Jules of Agen.

Its narrative seems to be based on Nostradamus' critique of calendar treatments published by his mentor, Jules Cesar Scaliger and his son Joseph Juste Scaliger.

 My paper titled Jules of Agen covers their relationship and the quatrains which Nostradamus used to show the influence the Scaliger family had on his code.

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