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Nostradamus C04 Q28: The relationship that bound the Prophet's sect.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The form of the verse tells us that it belongs with a group consisting of C4 Q25,  C4 Q28, C4 Q29, C4 Q30 and C4 Q33 and to the lead verse of the series C2 Q13.

Their narrative is meant to be for internal consumption of a small band of his contemporaries and in this group of verses the planets, stars and the parts of the body are interchangable ciphers referencing members of Nostradamus' sect.

The first line of this verse has anagrams for soul oracles wrote which can be linked to Venus and the Sun in the text. In this context the soul is likely Marguerite d' Angouleme, the enlightened queen whose court lay a few kilometres from Agen where Nostradamus once lived for several years. The reference to the Sun becomes her brother King Francis II whose release fom captivity she engineered. The hidden form in the second line is most probably Nostradamus himself, while Mercury may  be Jean Bernuy of Toulouse who was the only one in France to pay the ransom demanded for the King's release.