Nostradamus C4 Q94: The Magdelaine lineage linking Christ to the Pyrennees
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Feb 2013

The text of this verse talks of a bloody war across Europe that arises out of one region being contaminated by another. The anagrams suggest the origins of the conflict arises out of the manner that the north and south treat the lineage of Christ with the Northern nations seeing Christ as a one-off person born outside normal human means and many in the south believing Christ was a gifted man born into an part of an ancient family that has descendants reaching into our current era.

The verse mentions the Pyrenees in its text which provides a link to the second son born of the once barren Lady where its mentioned as the passgeway which peculiarly 'will not be translated to the ancient monarchy'.

Now in the Pyrenees there have for many centuries been legends claiming links to Christ's line. This legend is at its strongest near St Remy, Provence where Nostradamus was born in 1503 and in the region near to Alet les Bains in the Pyrenees where Nostradamus lived with relatives in the 1520s.

That location is within a half day walking distance of Chateau les Rennes where the legend of the Magdelaine (d'Alemaigne _  Rougir) persists with rigour. These two terms appear as adjacent anagrams in the third line.

That same lattering also implies a possible family name to go with that legend Madame Angelim (emam d'A_lemaign). To this we can add the anagrams for agennos's lamed male ..... enigma (oſne ſang _ lema_m d'Ale_maigne).

By the presence of these anagrams further links to the above quote are seen since they imply the existence of groups of people with religious beliefs consistent with both the family details given in the quote and the hidden agennos story line that is so prominent in Nostradamus' prophecies.