Nostradamus C9 Q34: Luther's impact as a Paraclete on ideology and 22nd C war
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, 2022
Verse
C9 Q34 text consists of lettering from which we can conclude it describes the impact in the
sixteenth century of Luther's views that fuel its religious wars. It then
nominates the same tensions as being the cause of wars later in this century as
indicated by the cipher for Polestar (e
part ſol).
The reference to oil for knives in the text is a particularly apt reference to the trading
of arms for holy oil applicable to both centuries.
The anagrams for Paracletus borne (rbon
e _ t Saulce par)in the fourth line gives a bold
and demagogic public-speaking framework to the style and aim that
Luther's era pass (paſſ
-era - ſur le th). The first line contains a full line sequence saying
Mary letter part armies souls (part
_ ſoluz _ mary _ ſera mi _ ttre Le). That
same line holds an anagram for martyrise which embodies the extent to which the seekers of religious change are
prepared to go. In doing so they revive the early centuries of Christian zeal.
From
such terms the first line's lettering where all this is contained can be
reshaped into several adjacent sequences such as Prelate martyrise soul and
Polestar zum years with
each offering specificity of time, duration and purpose.
But there are other very rare anagrams such as
terrestrial and
sea _ polluter
that fit to the same human malformed environment that is the focus of
many other verses.
It is the repetition and cohesive nature of these
rare occurrences that removes ambiguity and implies relevance to
Nostradamus' story lines. And it is those same attributes that justify
my selecting
C7 Q20 as its partner.
DATA section
C9 Q34
The single part afflicted will be mitered, Return conflict to pass over the tile:
For five hundred one to
betray will be titled
Narbonne and Salces we have oil for knives.
Le part ſoluz mary ſera mittre Retour
conflict paſſera ſur le thuille Par cinq cens vn trahyr ſera tiltre
Narbon et Saulce par coutaux auons d'huille.
Extra Info:
There are a total of seven verses holding variant anagrams for
Paraclete. There is also a verse C5 Q26
which has an anagram for
Paraclet(eus) and relevant other key words but I have found no other
variants than these:
ANAGRAM SEQUENCES in French Text
<>( ~ means full line
used)
<preLate art martyriSe Soul> <~Letter part mary
marieS Soulz~><poleStar remittaL> <Leper /repeL artS miStreat mary
zoul><Seaport luz mary remittaL yearS>