Nostradamus C3 Q84: Crete's Minoan desolation recurs in our future.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
Like the previous verse the anagrams of this particular
quatrain are more difficult to filter than most but iis resolution is also
similar for it lies in the chemical nature of its most unusual anagrams.
Two in particular identify the location which is decribed in the text. On
the island of Crete
murexes (
e
Mur sex) or shellfish were bashed for their dye by the
Minoans, a civilisation that disappeared many millenia ago. That region of
the Mediterranean is where this rare class of shellfish is found alongside
jellyfish of the class called
Hydromedusae (
y demoura Des). Other anagrams such
as
open plume (
on pe
-uple m)
verge (
erge v)
olive
(
e viol)
shade (
aDes h) in this
verse provide descriptions of the properties of these creatures and the
way they were oce handled.
Anagrams able to give meaning to this verse include:
Leos enlarged deceits desecrating Serbia
citadens needs
La grand cite ſera bien deſolee
hydromedusae shared shade
aroused habits abstain Venus in Lunes
Des habitans vn ſeul n'y
demoura
Murexes exempt temple give olive verge extremes
Mur sexe temple et vierge violee
Cantonese open
plume paramour fear fever
Par fer feu peſte
cannon peuple mourra
#
hydromedusae: a Cnideria class of Jellyfish - harvested in countries such as China and Japan
for food and of modern
interest because of biogenic silica proteins they create
allowing their plume to glow in a wide spectrum of colours #
murex:
this is the original name given by the Romans to a family
of shellfish two species of which produce highly valued blue-to-purple
protein based long-lasting dyes.
C3 Q84
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
The great city will be thoroughly desolated, Of the inhabitants not
a single one will remain Wall, sex, temple and virgin violated,
Through sword, fire, plague, cannon people will die
La grand cite ſera bien deſolee Des habitans vn ſeul n'y
demoura Mur sexe temple et vierge violee Par fer feu peſte
cannon peuple mourra
Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest
merit. ( ~ means full line used) Selection Order based on letter
rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion
L1: <~graeL needS aScertained bi leo~><~need leoS regaL citadenS /
diStance bi era~> <rabi deSecrating><aLlege rabi ran So deceit
end><denieS berateS leo graeL><eaSter ci (101) garland><and reciteS
graeL><denieS edictS bear leo> <denieS cardigan berateS / rebateS leo>
diScrete
L2: <saint basheD venuS amour><deny it basheD our
luneS vans><venuS abstain our shaDe> <reaD a Svns lune
habits><hyDromedusae (jellyfish) abstain luneS><a habit arouseD><a bit
haDes use Svn runa-melody>
L3: <suMer exempT><suMer give leo
repletive><grieve Murexes olive pelmet><<give leo repletive
extremes><suMer oil verge>exerts
L4: <~plume uProar free up
naScent fear~><unpeople Paramour><our pen plume Set up fear fee
canon><our connate pen plume><our pen plume free up cantoneSe><naSent
plume open>
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: Cantonese, unpeople paramour, repletive, Hydromedusae 2: exempt,
3: desecrating, ascertained, discrete, nascent, bashed, 4:
redistance, 5: Cardigan, paramour, abstain, extremes, murexes,
cannon, shared, 6: connate, deceits, exerts, Sheba, verge, 7:
allege, 8: habits, give, 9: grieve, plume, reuxes, Hades /
heads /shade, 10: berates / rebates, giver, 11: carding,
upset, 12: aroused, canon, deny, 13: citadens / distance,
edicts, resume, 14: - 15: rebase, 16: Iove, 17:
redacting, Serbia, olive, eagle, 18: shed, 19: - 20: habit,
21: Erbian,
vans, 22: amour.
Key Ideas:
Cantonese, unpeople paramour, ascertained, discrete, extremes, abstain,
desecrating, murexes, exempt, nascent, bashed, hydromedusae, shared,
Sheba, connate, deceits, allege, habits, give, plume, verge, olive, shade,
aroused, upset, berates, citadens, deny, canon, edicts, resume, habit,
Serbia, eagle, shed, Erbian, Jove.

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