Nostradamus C5 Q31: The wisdom of Greece comes under attack by extremists.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

Anagrams in this verse such as carpenter (nce Par ter), apprentice (pience Par t), beatitudes (a ſubdite et) and  mound (du mon) resonate with the story of Jesus' life and death.

But in Nostrdamus' Prophecues such resonance also has the intent of setting a future scene.

Considered alongside references such as the Attic land fountain of wisdom and a wreck amongst the waves found in the text and anagrams for neutrino (ont ruine) eruption stage (Pont ruine -et ſa g), Nicene (inence) Seer talents roused (reſe - nt eſt la - roſe du) it can be seen that this verse also fits into the major story lines given in my papers titled Floods, Geneva 2065 and Nicea Agennos. The purpose of this verse is therefore definable as one of providing details of these major stories late in the 21st century.

C5 Q96 has a very similar turn of phrase to that in the end of the second line of this verse and verse shares three anagrams that do not generate from bases that are in any way similar, nor do they appear as clusters. These three anagrams are Piscean, talents and abusers. Their common link suggests they are critical to defining the rose of the world.

# beatitudes: the grouping of eight types who are blessed given in the Sermon on the Mount -it praises a spirit of love and humility rather than force and compulsion.
# funerate: performance of the rituals of death.