Nostradamus C6 Q93: Nostradamus notes he sees his own coded message

differently to us.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

Nostradamus declares a great deal of self-interest, via the last line of this verse, since he is indicating that the process of encoding his messages shapes his meaning more than the story in the text.

His anagrams in the first line tell us that the text is built from his visions of the past (see bottom part of image alongside), while those in the second and third line suggest his code is overprinted (e trop viendr) so messages rise result by inate repeats (S_es me$$ag_iers_ _rs

The above is a process that can be seen thoughout my  presentation of anagrams visble in the lettering of Nostradamus' Prophecies.