Nostradamus C10 Q84: Religious arguments embroil those whose belief Nostradamus shared.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

In this verse Nostradamus takes a dispassionate view of humankinds' demise at the hands of a race spawned from future cloning methods.

 Its anagrams are super rich in clone relevant terminology that defines these events.

For instance Bardesanes refers to a 2nd century Syriac gnostic who was a scientist, scholar, astrologer, philosopher and poet. 

The following extract from Wikipedia shows his relevance to the issues of a resurrected Christ and a new cloned race with superior abilities to man:

[Bardesanes] certainly denied the resurrection of the body and so far as we can judge by the obscure quotations from his hymns furnished by Ephrem he explained the origin of the world by a process of emanation from the supreme God whom he called the Father of the living.

In the third line there are two distinct sequences involving Bardesanes. They say Bardesanes era enclosing (cloing ne ſ -era - ſans debar) and genes Bardesanes    (g ne ſe - ra ſans deb).