Nostradamus C4 Q68: Research leading to cloning of dinosaurs.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
In this verse there are anagrams for two words,
sugar
(
us gra)
and
dinosaur
(
u'on dira ſ),
that seem out of place yet they are reconcilable in a story of the
future that relies on DNA manipulation and cloning of living things from
their extinct remnants. In such a context the text of the verse becomes
less bizarre since it then refers to the locations where such materials
are discovered and not to some nondescript battle. The full story in the
verse then relates to research into high end physics such as that
at Geneva where scientists are seeking the most basic of particles
involved in the creation of the universe. The implication from the
anagrams is that this research will prove crucial to the events making
the cloning of a dinosaur possible.
Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:
1. Biennales crop Enoch echo loosening venues even Sun
needing 2.
Sugar
detailedness sequel defeat ideals tariffed liquers expulsed
3. Thundery entry
this questor querist vent on dinosaur versation
4. Crequy eulogists picturesquely rules Mars late cost
elate guiltiest cirque
#
radions:
hypothetical particle relevant to high end collider research at places
such as Geneva #
Crequy:
a family name from northern France.
C4 Q68
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
At a nearby place not far from Venus Two greatest ones of
Asia and of Africa, From Rhine & Lower Danube it is
said Cries, tears at Malta and the Ligurian side.
En l'an bien proche non eſloigne de Venus Les deux plus grans
de l'Asie et d'Affrique Du Ryn et Hister qu'on dira ſont venus
Crys pleur ſa Malte et coste liguſtique.
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: <pen looSening chore need VEnues><need VEnues hone legionS
crop><pen chore none loSing biEnnale sun><eVen usE><enoch> unsEen
unSeal
L2: <sugar detAiledness expulsed><~plus Aisle uxed
tAriffed dangers sequeL><ideAls defeat>plugs
L3: <sun vent
ordainS / radionS tHunDeRy querist><Ruyn undo tHe intravenouS
striqe>< tHunDeRy Venus not striqe dinoSaur><tHe querist><undo
verSation>
L4: eulogistS piCturesquely alarMS><spruCely
taleMaSter uglieSt cost><Crequy (Blanchefort) guiltieSt><Cry uglieSt
cost quite elate MarS><~spry guileS Cirque rule cost
StaleMate~><urSae Metal><quietuS spruCely alarMS>
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: guiltiest, eulogists, picturesquely, thundery, sprucely,
stalemate, Crequy, 2: intravenous, biennales, defeat, 3:
detailedness, talemaster, thirteens, striqe, dinosaur, tariffed,
4: versation, duplexes / expulsed, alarms, tugs, 5:
loosening, ordains / radions, questor, radios, fated, 6:
quietus, querist, this, 7: riff, 8: reliques, guiles,
theirs, venues, entry, 9: loosen, unseen, 10: - 11:
cirque, liquer, 12: ordain / radion, Nelson, quits, scry,
13: unseal, Malta, roque, 14: drains, venue, hone, then,
15: - 16: spry, 17: fad, 18: Enoch, cry, 19: guile,
ruyn, 20: ideals, 21: - 22: - 23: legion, lends.
Key Ideas:
eulogists, guiltiest, versation, Crequy, talemaster,
picturesquely, pen, detailedness, cirque, thundery, strike, loosening,
unseen, radions, querist, defeat, stalemate, tariffed, biennales,
reliques, venue, entry, questor, intravenous, liquer, expulsed, fated,
dinosaur, unseal, Malta, quietus, then, Enoch, cry, alarms, ruin,
legion, ideals.
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