Nostradamus C4 Q44: Agrippa's utility versus the pedantry of the Protestants.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse is used by Nostradamus to further expand the sources on which he and his sect relied in order to argue for and against their own philosophy.

The names of the towns and cities are used to generate the anagrammatic names of the authors of the works on which he drew.

The negative tone of the text of lines two and three, could well imply that Lutheranic views and those held by Calvin, are ones to which his sect were opposed.

On the other hand, Nostradamus implies he uses the other two lines for building a map for using the lists of demonic names provided by Agrippa in his books titled De Occulta Philosophia libri III .