Nostradamus C3 Q72: Anne Boleyn, the Lords Calendar and the machine Nostradamus used.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
This verse is important for two reasons. The
first is that it holds one of the twelve anagrams for
calendar(
de la
ranc) while the other is that it
includes the nameBoleyn(
y Le bon,).
This name may well hold the key to understanding the text and provide another link to
Nostradamus' calendar if the story of Anne Boleyn's family
is
behind that given in the text. George, her brother was one of five men suspected and
convicted
of having had sex with Anne.
For their supposed incest they
were both beheaded and it was Thomas Boleyn, father of Anne, who was part
of the panel that convicted her.
Anagrams capable of giving meaning to this verse include:
1. Ill art ennoble Boleyn inviolable belly outlive five ensue 2. Once encorpsed guard
weep afar so dangerful spouse uses drugs 3. Lone uuave exude riches
Essene view nobly ennobles 4. Nonseraphic machines outl't into Lord ordeal calendar
C3 Q72
The good old man buried quite alive, Near the great river through
false suspicion: The new old man ennobled by riches, Captured
on the road all his gold for ransom.
Le bon vieillart tout vif enſeuely Pres du grand fleuue par
fauſſe ſouſpecon Le nouueau vieux de richeſſe ennobly Prins a
chemin tout l'or de la rancon.
Anagram sequences in French Text ( ~ means
full line used)
<boLeyn five enSue> <tout inviolable art><boyLe villein><five tout
bovine ill art enSue<beLLy enfuSe>
<unfueled Person guard><once SuSa Spouse uuep fae><uSa eSpouSeS uueep
far><uue fled><drug and fuel Person> guards
<i uxed bolyn eSSene lone uuave><richeS Seen bolyn exudeE><nobly She
Seen decri vieuux><SeeS ennoble rich><rich SeeS bonne Lonely
uuaue>nobleneSS
<machine tout older><lord nonseraPhic (earthly)
calendar><prints-out-each-lord-name on calendar>:<into schema>
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies