Nostradamus C3 Q43: Attempts to divert a meteor lead to a rise in mutations.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

From the anagrams of this verse emerge the story of man's attempts to divert the meteor (Rome et) that would otherwise rain proline (Le noir p) / amino acids upon the earth.

When combined with the story in the text the picture becomes one where people who are passengers (nes paſſer G), non-voters (onne Voſtr) and non-delegates (e Gens d'alento), that is visitors, die from the legacy of the meteors and from the Deuteron (entour de) beam (mbea) possibly employed to reduce the meteors impact.

With this setting it becomes apparent that it fits to the consistent story about fire from the sky found in the text, the anagrams, Nostradamus' 1555 Preface to Cesar and his 1558 Epistle to Henry. The preceding verse C3 Q42 also tells part of this story.

# Pericles: Leading Athenian statesman of ancient Greece. Gens d'alentour de
# proline: one of the 20 DNA-encoded amino acids (CCU, CCC, CCA and CCG.)

Nostradamus C3 Q43: Attempts to divert a meteor lead to a rise in mutations. Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

Nostradamus C3 Q43: Attempts to divert a meteor lead to a rise in mutations.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015