Nostradamus C5 Q65: Persia to invade Europe after the 21st century.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
This verse is linked to the previous two verses by many means
of which some are
Perseids panic(
es
Des pri -ncipa)-
Perseus (C5 Q63),
Persia(
raiſe p) -
Perses Leagues
(C5 Q63),
Bearn
tamed(
t dame - en bra) -
Bearn (C5
Q64). And within this verse the anagrams for
Europeans(
a peu ſeron) /
Europes(
peu
ſero) identify the peoples that will be subject to the events raised
in this sequence of verses. The use of longest axled and Perseids implies that
the year is to be found when the Polestar reaches its zenith at the turn of the
next century.
Anagrams that help in giving meaning to this verse include:
unbiased bit fearful enfuel eventful year argues
arranges dangers
Subit venu l'effrayeur ſera grande
prides panic USA lead
affair each race chased Perseids (meteor showers)
Des principaux de l'affaire
caches
date named made insuperable sense Serbian avenue
Selenus erase
Et dame en braiſe plus ne sera enveue
Europeans
flagrantness each speech aweep
Ce peu a peu ſeront
les grans faches
# Selenus:
pseodonym for the author of a book on cryptograhy written in 1624 by
Augustus of Brunswick-Luneburg.
C5 Q65
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
Come suddenly the terror will be great, Hidden by the principal
ones of the affair And the lady on the charcoal will no longer be
in view Thus little by little will the great ones be angered
Subit venu l'effrayeur ſera grande Des principaux de l'affaire
caches Et dame en braiſe plus ne sera enveue Ce peu a peu ſeront
les grans faches
Adjacent Anagrams plus Anagrams of highest
merit. Selection Order based on letter
rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion
L3: <era venue
made inSuperable sense><unless even perSia benamed> <Serbia
Emendate><brainS pulse seen datE era venue><ensures avenue><raven
ensues><bearn iS tamed pulse seen>Serbian debarment
L4: <europeS flagrantness><europeanS
largest fans><longest uSer><Caches fans> <pauSe eu speeCh> pupae
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23) in
Nostradamus' Prophecies