Nostradamus C5 Q13: The warrior leader who
chases Africans from Europe
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Mar 2023
This
verse carries terms in its text such as African peoples, Pannonias and
Roman barbarians that link it to the quote for the Barren Lady in
Nostradamus' 1558 Epistle to Henry shown alongside.
Within the anagrams in C5 Q13 there are also
Prague
(ue Par g) and
Belgian equip (ain Belg-
ique P)
which is not only in keeping with tthe quote's germanic reference but the story line of the text which involves
driving barbarians from Africa out of Europe. This is consistent with
the theme of wars at the end of this century that are motivated by greed
and fear.
But
the most important link I believe is that made by this connection of
verse and quote to the Barren Lady's family. It is of great importance
because the anagrams support the story in the quote giving the Barren
Lady the attributes of a chantress
agent (
nt chaſſer_a gent) chosen by the fates or
Moiras
(Romai) and
Juno's pains (is Pan...ons
ju). Juno is a Roman barbarian goddess of childbirth and
war. It is the latter quality that is paramount to the Barren Lady' role
by allowing her to emerge from a state of infertility to bear four
chidren who share Christ's DNA. It is the anagram for
spearhead (hare
Deſp) in the same line
as that containing the anagram for Juno that indicates these children
are warrior leaders
Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:
Moira (RomanFates)
Belgian equip arrang[e]d freud Rory ruler
Par grand fureur le Roy Romain Belgique
alpha began braver arab verse over-loud world app[e]ar
hangable Vexer vouldra par
phalange barbare
fewer urge
incessant chants chantress agrees agent crashes gently by bifurquely reassuring sins
angriness
Fureur grinſſeant chaſſera gent Lybique
upside pains span Juno's
queu[e]s clues herald-a spearhead
Deſpuis Pannons juſques Hercules la hare
C5 Q13
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
With great fury the Roman Belgian King Will want to vex the
barbarian with his phalanx Fury gnashing, he will chase the
African people From the Pannonias to the pillars of Hercules.
Par grand fureur le Roy Romain Belgique Vexer vouldra par
phalange barbare Fureur grinſſeant chaſſera gent Lybique
Deſpuis Pannons juſques Hercules la hare.
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: <equiP Belgian / algeniB><minaBle oR (gold)><in mayoR
Role><Ruler refund><Prague rand><Parque (goddess of fate) rang freud
ruler> amino
L2: <~alpha began a braVer xeer vuorld~><~arab
hangable over Verxe appar ruld~><Vex over harp angel bear>
L3: <agent reaSSuring chantreSS Feuuer by iq><chant reaSSign
greatneSS><gentLy bi aSheraS inceSSant urger><aS rageS
chaSten><ScatheS angrineSS><agent ShareS in aScentS><agreeS caSh
neat ingreSS> SachetS regagent craSheS
L4: <She sell
SpearheaD cure><perSuaDe no Pains lash Hercules><on upSiDe
span><Sqeuus Hercules lash>junoS heaDer aDhereS
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies
1: reassuring, hangable, spearhead, 2: chantress, incessant,
Algenib / Belgian, gently, ingress, Hellas, 3: fund, Jons,
Junos, 4: angriness, minable, feuuer, 5: header / adhere,
6: chastens, adheres / sheared, braver, began, 7: lurches,
vuorld, ascents, mayor, alpha, 8: grins, barge, 9: Hercules,
reassign, Freud, 10: depriues, chasten, sachets / scathes,
upside, 11: sheer, 12: chants, 13: cheers, shale /
heals, 14: Prague, shares, 15: heard, 16: dupes, ring,
over, 17: greatness, 18: - 19: reagent, pains / Spain,
20: harp, 21: chasers / crashes, chats, ruler, agree. 22:
- 23: -
Key Ideas:
incessant, chantress,
reassuring, hangable, spearhead, alpha, Algenib, Belgian, Hercules,
gently, ingress, Hellas, fund, Jons, angriness, fewer, adhere, minable,
shale, barge, shares, crashes, chastens, Prague, braver, World, ascent,
began, mayor, ruler, agree, reassign, sachets, Freud, greatness, over,
pains, reagent, deprives.
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