Nostradamus C5 Q33: Vietnamese girls tricked into the sex trade in France.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The freedom of women has a fragile presence in a patriarchal world and this fragility is set to increase with the spread of extremist ideas. This theme is critical to understanding this verse for without it readers view it through a masculine tinted lens. Both the texts and the anagram are only interpretable in a setting of rebellion by foreign women being exploited as sex slaves by merchanteers (etrencher ma). The women in this verse are very young and brought to France under false tales of them having an exciting time. Upon arrival they are forced to take a Nitride (i tiendr) based chemical to make them less able to resist exhausted troops (ort po) at the end of aimless (maſles i) marches (cher ma). But the women rebel and fight with anything that comes to hand.

Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:

1. Princes panic reexcited UXA speedier bell  deceit
2. Rendition not erudition for troop our terrible rate Iraquoi nitride quit
3. Hence merchanteer realisms marches deter males aimless lifelines
4. Annamese patients hurl semen shy covrir uxe

# Semele: Gk myth- mortal mother of Dionysus (fathered by Zeus) - parallels story of Mary + name of asteroid.
# menarches: the first menstrual period of a girl or woman.
# Annamese: people or items from Annam (Vietnam).

C5 Q33
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)

Of principal ones of city in rebellion
Who strive mightily to recover liberty
The males cut up, unhappy fray,
Cries, groans at Nantes pitiful to see.

Des principaux de cite rebellee
Qui tiendront fort pour liberte rauoir
Detrencher maſles infelice meſlee
Crys hurlemens a Nantes piteux voir.

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: <~recite speeDier panic uxed bell~><excited rebel><rebel cite uxed priDes panic> <rite cauxed><i pauxed princes bell trice>

L2: <~terrible tupor front iraQuo erudition~><~nitride not for iraQuo liberater~><fort rendition><nordien fort uarior Quit>tribe / Tiber

L3: <merchanteerS lifelines><hence meleeS / Semele deter realiSms><life lines encharmS><elSe menarches (first mentrual period) Deter life lines><her aimleSs meleeS centred><maleS centereD her life sin><hence realmS Deter Semele lines ><retrenched males in life><leafineSs clime>

L4: <men rule shy aNnas spite><muler uxe aNtennas spite><Cry hurls patients seamen ovuriex><aNnamese patients hurls ovuries Cry>

Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in Nostradamus' Prophecies

1: ERUDITION, EXCITED, respelled, antennas,
2: MERCHANTEER, rendition, LIFELINES, Annamese,
3: menarches, leafiness, PATIENTS, NITRIDE, penants,
4: menarche, retrench, speedier, felines, hurl,
5: centred,
6: CLIME, Maher, Anna,
7: REALISMS, TERRIBLE, encharm, deleters, Pacini, delete, shy,
8: -
9: marches, troop,
10: AIMLESS / SEISMAL, PANIC,
11: trench, deletes,
12: scry,
13: caudex / cauxed, prides, melees / Semele, pits,
14: -
15: -
16: deceit,
17: princes,
18: cry,
19: reiect / recite, tribe / Tiber,
20: -
21: centre / center / recent, elfin,
22: rebel,
23: hence.

Key Ideas:

 merchanteer, erudition, respelled, excited, life lines, Annamese, patients, menarches, speedier, rendition, felines, hurl, antennas, penants, Anna, terrible, nitride, clime, realisms,, delete, shy, troop, aimless, marches, panic, trench, pits, caused, melees, Princes, prides, deceit, reject, cry, hence, center, tribe, encharm rebel.