Nostradamus C1 Q86: Marguerite d' Angouleme the forebearer of a modern crusader.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
There is a theme running
throughout the Prophecies showing that Nordic verse was one of
Nostradamus' major sources and this verse shows distinct hints of the
story of Troy found in the Prose Edda. Quatrain
C10 Q25
is also one of these and it reflects on the role of Hector's wife after
his death. This present verse and the one preceding it
(C1
Q85) align to this theme with references to a great queen and
Asteropeaus, a victim of Achilles.
The story in this verses text was also a metaphor for
events about to unfold in the 16th century and an event that will
emerge later in our century. Each involves a strong minded woman brought
to the fore through the untimely death of a husband. In the 16th century
the tale is that surrounding
Marguerite d'Angouleme, rebel queen of a
minor state, who would ride to the rescue of her imprisoned brother.
Later her daughter Jean d'Albrecht) would take up her support for the cause of Calvin
(Cauvin) and
other Protestants and her grandson would be crowned
King IV of France. Throughout this period the Guise family would be their
opponents condemning her line for their divergence from the Roman
Catholic faith.
This verse is used in my paper called
Angouleme.
Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse
include:
1. Graal danger yonder quaen served Cauvin arrivance
uncavalier verse arranged
2. Musical councils encourag[e] fear exceeds
calumnies
3. Fall have such wetness as Asteropaeus weep pauses separates_out tunes uses
4. Iapetus fear
of foray argues Guise routage
Suite par fera foy
fera outrage
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Asteropaeus:
Trojan ally, newly arrived leader of a troop
-killed by Achilles. #
Iapetus:
A Greek Titan son of Uranus and Gaius
C1 Q86
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
When the great queen sees herself conquered, she will show an
excess of masculine courage. Naked, on horseback, she will pass
over the river pursued by the sword she will have outraged her
faith
La grande royne quand Se verra vaincue Fera exces de maſculin
courage Sus cheual fleuue paſſera toute nue Suite par fera foy
fera outrage
Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest
merit. Selection Order based on
letter rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion
L1: <cLue arranged><unSaved arrivance><yonder cue in quean garLand
verSe><quean Send yonder graaL><uncavalier verSe arranged><nucLei
arranged><via nucLear-danger><quean arranged uncavaLier
Served>neuraLgic
L2: <encourag-e muSical exceeds
Fear><councilS argue made exces Fear> calumnieS / maSculine
L3: <such tune to paSS era><tune orateS apeS fleuu><aSteropaeuS
(fought Achilles son of river god) uSe such tune fuel>
L4:
<fear of pirate uSage><fear of rape Suit age><great iapetuS (Gk
Titan god of mortality)><it argueS out fear foray fear>guiSe
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: councils, uncavalier, neuralgic, uuetness, exceeds, 2:
Asteropaeus, calumnies / masculine, neuuest, arrivance, 3:
unsaved, nuclei, 4: separates, Iapetus, avian, 5: outrages,
musical, Slauic, uuent, 6: - 7: foray, served, scam,
8: pauses, fell, 9: yonder, uncle, 10: such, 11:
fall, 12: Cauvin, linc, 13: Guise, 14: orate, 15:
arefy / faery, 16: - 17: argues, 18: vends, 19:
uueep, 20: arranged, revers, 21: - 22: - 23: Sudan.
Key Ideas:
councils, uncavalier, wetness, exceeds, Asteropaeus,
calumnies, newest, arrivance,
unsaved, nuclei, separates, Iapetus,
musical, outrages, Slauic, avian, foray, served, scam, pauses, fell,
yonder, such, uncle, fall, link, Cauvin, Guise, argues, faery, weep,
Sudan, arranged.
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