Nostradamus C5 Q48: Sickness of a Pope reignites a religious war on nature of Christ
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, Mar 2023

The text of this verse via its references to Pannonians and a fleet from Africa shows that it is part of the Pannonian series and the Barren Lady family's wars.

 Its anagrams support this view as the above themes are also closely linked to the Jesus Christ recreated theme and in this verse we have upraise (uis pare), graal (la gra), and SanGrael afflicted (es la gran - de afflict) which is consistent with the details in that story line.

This is backed up by other anagrams such as Arians (ra naiſ) fated unions end (nons vi - end - t de fa) since fourth century Arians were believers in a mortal Christ of lesser status than their singular God.

These story lines recorded by Nostradamus are able to be shown to cover a modern era that has not yet happened. And the credibility of this and any other verse or entry in Nostradamus' work is enhanced by the cohesive qualities, breadth and depth of the whole work. And to this end my writings and analyses play their part.

The stories in this verse and others imply that religious defining events of the 4th century of the Christian era create the model  for viewing the future over the Jesus mortality conflict. And as happened many times in the past there will be a massively destructive war between the different Christian sects in the present centuries.

As the story lines are shown to be about a single set of persons involved in a singular act of genetic manipulation, even more of the Epistle's references will be restructured into what was originally a continous cohesive account.

This verse is part of the process that enables the reconstruction of that tale and the complex branches that accompany any in-depth writings on a major subject.