Nostradamus C1 Q33: A bridge too far when men seek to be the Gods.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

Central to the text of this verse is a great bridge and there is good reason to believe it refers to the Norse Bridge to the Gods called Bifrost.

The anagrams of this verse reinforce the idea of a great battle reached by a great bridge as does the tale of Ragnarok which tells the Norse story of the end of the world of ancient Gods and the renewal of the race of men. This theme is consistent with the great mutations to mankind that Nostradamus claimed was is major focus.

The first line's adjacent anagrams imply that the date for the events in the text is definable as the period after that of an unspectacular planetoid. It says planetoid span it supersede (ont de plai_n $pa_ti_eu$e Pres d').

The last lines adjacent anagrams also present details of the medium Nostradamus uses. It says (in reverse order) Seer  reset Norse surely poetry offer (effro_y porte_[e]s luy_ $eron_t re$e_rees) + steers Norse Yules (es luy _$eron_t re$e_rees).