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 and 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 Scalier family had on his code.
The anagrams giving the frame to this verse
include:
1. Jules letter to Juste rotate on
mortal driven
matter
2. Duet illume Williem patients
unsuitable-equipment
3. Divine-rule predesignate re-asserting_deepest Arian readings 4. Contrast Jules of Agens
nonretractions to your sequential quatrein sequel
C9 Q11
Wrongly will they put the just one to
death
Publicly and in the middle extinguished:
So great a pestilence arises in
this place That the judges will be forced to flee.
Le juſte a tort a mort l'on viendra mettre
Publiquement et due millieu eſtaint
Si grande peſte en ce lieu viendra naiſtre Que les jugeans fouyr ſeront conſtraint
Extra Info:
The last line of this verse contains the word jugeans which
doesn't
exist
as a
real
word
in
French. Nostradamus only uses it in this single place but it is this
word that delivers up a remarkably salient anagrammatic sequence which isJules
of Agens(lesju geans of). What makes it even more unusual is that of
the four occurrences of the anagram for Jules two of them occur in this verse.
The second occurrence is at the start of the first line and is formed from part of
the wordjuste which is the middle name of Jules famous son Joseph.
So in
the
line Jules
name is connected to the middle name of his last son. This then
removes the lack of meaning in the second line since its reference and in
the middle aptly applies to his son's middle name. It could also be
claimed Joseph as the last
of Jules' sons was the completion of
Jules public duties of fatherhood. Joseph Juste Scaliger would go on to
fill much of the other tones of the verse including those of the first
line. And again this verse is rich in sequential anagrams of a type that
suggest they are intentional.
Anagram Sequences in
French Text.
( ~ means full line used)