Nostradamus C6 Q02: Sound used in dating method to identify planetary ciphers.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse delivers Nostradamus' cipher for Jupiter.

The secret lies in the repetitive 'on' sound in the text and it is the way the sound switches between the forms 'on', 'lon', 'son', 'ron' and 'ton' that defines the ciphers.

It is likely the two year-dates given in the text of this verse (580 & 703, refer to a single story in 2135-2138CE and 2255-2258CE which is the dates obtained when adding the time at which these prophecies were written (between 1555 and 1558).

This verse's secret is visibly its use of sound.

The first line holds four 'on-sounding' ciphers, 'en', 'lan', 'cen' and 'tan'. The second line has 'on', 'ten' and 'ran'. In the third there are 'en', 'lan', 'cen' and 'en'. The fourth contains 'ron' and 'chan'. Together they offer five unique cipher models based on their associative vowel.

It is also possible to deduce that the vowel sounds in the names of the five changing kingdoms. mentioned in the last line's text, are built on consonants from the cluster "-g,n,,r, t,v"

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