Nostradamus C10 Q18: Plague strikes Southern Europe at Easter.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
The story in C9 Q31,
C10 Q18 and
C9 Q.67 is a detailed account of a disease in
Southern Europe that covers details such as location, timing, victims, symptoms and the
disposal of the dead. It also builds the links to Nostradamus' ciphers for
disease around the names of people who dealt with beasts of terror.
The anagrams that give a frame for this verse include:
1. Lords-name models roar refrain palace
advance
Esclarmonde demons
2. Maleuth embassy my tables bases unleash
uuealth lethal
abysms
3. Romans feel life
fields had reason handsome horseman omens eludes Rosamund
4. Grux deletes roses and etymons
fed my fateful ends
C10 Q18
The house of Lorraine will make way for Vendome,
The high put low, and the low put high:
The son of Hamon
will be elected in Rome,
And the two great ones will be put at a loss.
Le ranc Lorrain fera place a Vendoſme Le hault mys bas et le
bas mys en hault Le filz d'Hamon ſera eſleu dans Rome Et les
deux grands ſeront mys en deffaulte.
Anagram Sequences in
French Text.
(~ means full line
coverage)
- <deVonS palace in fear>< or cLan refrain palace
real demonS >eScLarmonde
- <Let my tables unleash my bases><my basest /
beasts assembly><let my base unleash Lethal abysms> messy abyss blames
- <sudan reSeal moRe Handsome Life><Romas feel
a HorSeman eludeS><lifez Sermon Had LorDsname Seal><a almonerS Sermon
eludeS life><Rosamund feeL> <SlandeRous reaSon>
- <lest my fatEful needS not uxed><fateful
etymons [words base] end><sEttled uxe not dreSS my ends>
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: handsome, horseman, etymons, 2: Esclarmonde, assembly,
abysms, Hasmon, settled, lethal, abyss, 3: slanderous, deffault,
embassy, unleash, stables, fieldz, Devons, Hausen, cave, 4:
Maleuth, fateful, firepan, refrain, abysm, 5: Rosamund, models,
blames, basest, beasts, fault, lathe, 6: belate, lifez, 7: -
8: Lords-name, demoens, palace, messy, 9: Omah, 10:
unsealed, 11: deletes, bases, Mays, 12: almoners, stable /
tables, 13: cleaner, morsel, Grux, clap, bass, 14: monsters,
settle, release, 15: releases, 16: sermon, modes, 17:
demons, 18: table, sends, 19: eldest, norms, finer / infer,
20: - 21: belt, 22: place, beast, beats, had. 23: -
Key Ideas:
handsome, horseman, etymons, Esclarmonde, assembly, abysms,
Hasmon, settled, lethal, abyss, slanderous, deffault, embassy, unleash,
stables, fieldz, Devons, Hausen, cave, Maleuth, fateful, firepan,
refrain, abysm, Rosamund, models, blames, basest, beasts, fault, lathe,
belate, lifez, Lords-name, demoens, palace, messy, Omah, unsealed,
deletes, bases, Mays, almoners, stable / tables, cleaner, morsel, Grux,
clap, bass, monsters, settle, release, releases, sermon, modes, demons,
table, sends, eldest, norms, finer / infer, belt, place, beast, beats,
had.
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