Nostradamus C7 Q04: The cipher 'L' for places of long sad sieges.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse has an important place in Nostradamus' Book of names and it presents its cipher by gathering together a collection of places where sieges have been important.

The text ties the cipher to places where long sad battles have been waged while the clue to the letter cipher is seen through the repetition of the letter 'l',

The anagrams of the second line have a most unusual tone with the adjacent anagrams of 'only occasion map (_lyon_nois Acc_mpa_)' suggesting the special relevance of this verse while two other anagrams in the same line for 'diagnose tune (_aigne d"os_tun e_)' are overlaid by another for 'God-sent' .

These is sequence ndicate what Nostradamus meant us to do with this insight and that is to understand that this verse's reference a god-sent tune is a one off. The line can be read as Only occasion I map God sent tune. The line even makes the war purpose clear, because it has overlaying anagrams for So only tune is on campaign-code.

Key Ideas:

nonprosaicalness, controlments, God-sent, occasion, mixed, personalises,  reassigns, diagnose, Murexide, saddened, junior,reloading, glanced, Alencons, conceit, ordinal, deduce, lodge, campaign-code, aspersions, cannon, Eugene,  reglanced, passion, edged, canons, san-grael, asepsis, candle / calend, tolerances, Raimond, anions, apsis, plot, morsel, sonance, admire, oceans, sieges, sold, golden, join, gained, enlarges / generals, angled,  d'Orlean, Leonard, ousted, passes, electrons, cleans / lances, deaden.