Nostradamus C6 Q82: A Pope killed by priests entrenched in ancient divination.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse mentions the number seven in its text and five in its anagrams with both used as identification of groups of people who are meant to be protectors.

Its anagrams refer to augurs, futhaorcs and fates all of which resonate with ancient divination methodology.

This is consistent with persons engaged in ministering to the spiritual needs of a congregation.

There are also words in the fourth line that say corpulent corpse (_presoc_cuperontl_).And in line three thers   soul sourced ashes  (_s lou_rde $ouc_he A$_) wordlesss packet as some ease (_ _ _pt auecq_ues lourde $_A$_$ome_e a se).

These coreconstructions  also sit comfortably with the ancient practice of reading fate from the signs found in the dead. And there is a further connection as these means are seen to be the way to access the soul.

Key Ideas:

place-cypher, irrefutable, futhaeorc, corpulent, futhaorc, odourless, cofeature, resullied, Cecrops, contrecoup, cloques, chaoses, belieuer, Etampes, bereft, unguarded, weeks, cheaper, augured, hype, unargued, scorpea, Key, presealed, Raphel, slider, resiled, week, Cahour, five, sourced,  lowers, slower, weak, eparch, preach, Moses, prune, rarer, pond, portune, excur, heap, Parques, acute, weep, cheap, feint, recoup, Fate.