Nostradamus C9 Q72: Ancient animal bones the source of many religious relics used by believers in a Christ lineage.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The anagram for Waldensian  (leuain Dans A), a sect founded in Southern France and erased after several centuries, is found in this verse. It together with another for Magdelynes ( May gens d ) defines a heretical religious tone linked to those in that same region who believed that Christ was part of a mortal line.

Other anagrams include relics, containerless, cornerstones and sentinels which implies a hiding place for relics. And these concepts match well with that raised in the previous verse C9 Q71.

There is one of the rare anagrams for Cornerstones in the first line and appears in conjunction with one of the rare anagrams for enclosures

 And in the third line there is an anagram for circles, adjacent to that for enclosures. This implies it may be Ursa Minor that is the focus of these entries.

And the turned circles found as anagrams in the third line points to not only being about the 25,500 precession cycle of the polar stars butrelates to the end of this the 21st century when the current Pole star is closest to the North Pole.

The verse holds far more knowable names as anagrams than almost all other verses. The complexity of their structure implies they serve the purpose of identifying the people of a new leaven mentioned in the last line of text. The tone of the gestalt (text and anagrams) is consistent with the story line of a mortal Christ and the events that are linked to that tale at the end of this century.