Nostradamus C01 Q25: Pasteur is N's ideal for godless honours.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
This verse has the hallmarks
of being a road-sign. In it Nostradamus uses imagery at the text and hidden
level to mark out seven distinct events of historical significance. I believe
they are part of the story of the religious divide between those who believe
Christ was a gifted mortal and those who believe he was related to God.
The prominent anagrams that help in giving this
verse's meaning include:
1. Pericles detour uurote on chalcogenides
touuer Godliness 2. Seer separates ventures true remedy
as true honour die
3. Androgenesis equals all generous readings aliens silenced 4. true events asserted shared onshore
para-western ventures Par autres vents sera deshonore
C1 Q25
The lost thing is discovered, hidden for many centuries
Pasteur will be celebrated almost as a God-like figure
This is when the moon completes her great cycle, but by other
rumors he shall be dishonored.
Perdu trouue cache de ſi long ſiecle Sera
Pasteur demy Dieu honore Ains que la Lune acheue ſon grand ſiecle
Par autres vents sera deshonore
Extra info:
According to Wikipedia on June 8, 1886
Louis Pasteur
received the highest class. award of the order
of Medjidie from the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II. Now the second line of
this verse which holds the name Pasteur hints at recognition of high
status and although my anagram analysis renders
demy Dieu honore
in a different way it could be seen as an anagram of medydie honourand thereby provide an essential defining link to the text. Edessa is
also referenced through the anagrams and it too has strong ties to the
Ottoman Empire since it is
located in central Turkey.
Edessa lay in
the region called
Oshroene or Osroene (also called Edessa), an area that was semi
or completely autonomous from 132BCE to 244CE. The anagram for Oshroene
only occurs twice and both are in this verse. The anagram for
Osroene only
occurs once and it is found in the second line. So the anagrams are such
that they identify a single place and there are at least two periods of
time able to be defined. The anagrams of the fourth line suggest there are
a total of seven that will be identified.
The third line offers a confirmation that 1886 is
a critical date. After 337 lunar cycles 326.97 solar years have passed and
so the perfect cycles favoured by Nostradamus are applicable. Now 1555+327
equals 1882
and 1886 then fits into the slot defined by the third
line. However the first occasion when a higher perfection is achieved
involves 403 lunar cycles. This takes almost exaclty 391 solar years
to occur and in so doing the great cycle sets another date of 1555+391=
1946 CE.
Anagram Clusters found in French Text.
<i uurote each Preclude
godlineSS><chalcogenideS [alkalides] ecliPse touuer>
<my rude Die [template] SeParates honour><oSrhoene
[ancient Edessa] Past era> < Pastured> <onShore>
<icelanderS Song equal A sin><and each slice anul a
generouS sin> <organ he use declines>