Nostradamus C5 Q53: The astronomy of Polaris displaces the planets of Astrology.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The following verse makes sense when seen as Nostradamus commenting on those who predict while under the unfluence of drugs. The anagrams appear like an inspired revelation whick distinguishes his method of prophecy from that of his predecessors. (See C.5 Q.61 for another example). The overarching principle is the manner in which he encodes epochs using Polaris rather than planets. And he does this by the use of repeated letter groupings that form countable props and in creating them he used those props used in earlier literature as his starting point.

The anagrams providing the structure of these claims include:

1. Loyal soul unconsented so loudest event evolutes
2. Inappropriate personalities proletarianised plainest planets prop priest tried
3. Sun Lune relevant nature Norse-tree tuned
4.  Persias loyal guardsmen named polarities Polaris dimness  drugman missed
Par Sol tiendra la loy du grand Meſſie

C5 Q53
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)

The law of the Sun and of Venus in strife,
Appropriating the spirit of prophecy
Neither the one nor the other will be understood,
The law of the great Messiah will hold through the Sun

La loy du Sol et Venus contendens
Appropriant l'eſprit de prophetie
Ne l'vn ne l'autre ne ſeront entendus
Par Sol tiendra la loy du grand Meſſie

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: <loudeSt Loyal / aLloy><counts Sole eVent><unconsented Soul eVent><~aLL doy-ens contend sun Volutes (spirals) / eVoluteS~>

L2: <he Spelt inAppropriate prop tried><i tried prior prophet planetS><latin prieSt><prophet tried plaineSt prop><prophet pAper tried pSalterion (Gk=psaltery)><he tripleS / resplit inAppropriate prop><a prior Splinter><prop tried the prop entrailS>

L3: <Seer not neutral ten luNes end><enn re-enters luNes v-alue>

L4: <PerSiaS guardSMen lost><naMed PerSiaS loSt drug><amendS PerSonalitieS><loyal guard ProletarianiSed><ireland MiSSed PoleStar><loyal guard end PolariS-Site diMneSS><PerSia MadneSS drug alloy trained><and drug alloy MeSS polarities><loyal guard trained Solar SpieS> PolariSeS  

Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest merit.
Selection Order based on letter rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion

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

1: proletarianised, inappropriate, personalities, Polaris-sites, unconsented, polarities, polarises, evolutes, volutes,
2: psalterion (2x), guardsmen, consented,
3: triplets / splitter, Polestar, madness,
4: Polar-site, dimness,
5: polarise, prophet, unlearnt, norse-tree, loudest, counts,
6: plainest, demises, prior,
7: splinter, striped,
8: contend, missed, spies,
9: orientals / relations, Levent, hoper,
10: drugman, alloys,
11: planets, hope,
12: -
13: toils,
14: releuant, resplit / triples, reliant, dirt,
15: entrails / latrines, remands, strip, serener,
16: reenters,
17: lost,
18: alloy / loyal (2x),
19: Persias / praises / Serapis,
20: consent, amends,
21: deport,
22: solute, spelt,
23: lends, tired / tried.

Key Ideas:

inappropriate, personalities, proletarianised, unconsented, polarities, guardsmen, consented, Polestar, dimness, Prophet, evolutes, norse-tree, plainest, triplets, counts, Polar-site, madness, planets, prior, demises, unlearnt, Persias, spies, contend, loudest, splinter, missed, orientals, Levent, relations, drugman, alloys, relevant, hope, consent, amends, toils, resplit, entrails, solute, spelt.