Nostradamus C10 Q91: N's views on the changing astronomic landscape in the seventeenth century.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse tells the story of astronomic advancement in the early seventeenth century. .

In particular it is about the celestial maps that held Nostradamus' interest at that time (late 155s)

It was in  that fifty year period beyond his death  in the late 1560s that religious and scientific debate would lead to the inclusion of new constellations based on images familiar to the ancient Persians. It was they who held the pre-eminent knowledge of the stars.

The Camelopard constellation found in the anagrams of this verse was one that was only for a short period of time.

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