Nostradamus C5 Q42: Cabalan Hautpuls Beaufort and the Magdelaine line affect on daily life.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse holds the tale of family lines that by their inclusion imply their importance to Nostradamus' main goal which is to outline the mutations affecting men of our time and the religious zealotry that feeds it. The text can be read in this light but a much tighter narrative emerges from the anagrams.

The anagrams for Hautpuls, Beaufort and Rosemary are particularly important because they are repeated in various permutations in several verses. From that identifying mechanism a comprehensive picture can be drawn.

In verse C6 Q75 the anagram for Hautpouls overlays that for Hautpuls and is the longer form used in the time of Nostradamus.

These names are ones of 16th century wealthy and powerful families in France and England that did have marital connections in later centuries. The Hautpouls were particularly important since they were the lords of Chateau les Rennes, within walking distance of Alet les Bains, where Nostradamus is credited with living in the 1520s. The Hautpouls of that era had two regions as bases, one of which at Ausillon is also found as an anagram in Nostradamus verses.

OCCURRENCES  of overlapping names

Hautpul(s)                   C3 Q01, C5 Q42, C6 Q18, C6 Q75

Beaufort(s)   C2 Q58,, C3 Q01, C5 Q42

Rosemary                                    C5 Q42

Magdalene                                                                 C6 Q75

Argyle                          C3 Q01                                                  C9 Q86, C10 Q07