Nostradamus C9 Q54: The oceans polluted by chemicals sold by an unscrupulous company
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Feb2023

Prominent in the later stories in the 1558 Henry Epistle  is that of a woman and her family.

She is introduced as the Great Dame / Lady who has been barren for a long time. Her children comprising three sons and a daughter all have an important role with the middle son and the daughter being the most notable. Each is involved with royal families in different countries but as noted in the quote although they share the same mother none of them have the same father.

Each member of this family will contribute major parts to the story line but the mother has a long history. So to cover that part of it leading up to the children's birth is critical since it embraces the story of most importance to Nostradamus, namely that of the 21st-22nd century Christ clone line.

Since this verse omits the word 'great' from the Lady's title it is quite likely the lady referred to is the daughter.

The daughter's role begins as the guinea pig / puppet exploited by those who see her genome as important for the successful attainment of their goals.

The text  of the second line makes it clear that a lady is the subject of abuse in a sea side setting.

There is a corporate theme in the anagrams of this verse as well as terms implying the directors (rt de Corſi) and creditors of that group have an interest in genetic experimentation.

A feature of the text is that two of the cities named by Nostradamus are obscurely spelled so I leave them as written by him.

This type of anomalyis quite common throughout the prophecies and it is this constant deliberate act that indicates the  lettering may have been chosen to make his code method work.

These attributes when compared to those in nearby verses such as C9 Q52 now look to be a well-fitting piece in a larger scheme involving a sect that pollutes the oceans while conducting genetic eperiments.

From the contents of this verse a background story to the daughter's experiences is given crucial cornerstones.