Nostradamus C10 Q09: Russian rulers burn citizens suffering from a typhoid plague.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The anagrams of this verse take us into a dark place in Russias history. It deals with the naming of a royal child. And it is set in times when hunger abounds amongst the people.

 We can know it is Russia because there are anagrams for Callisto (name for Ursa Major the Big Bear constellation) and Tsarina as well as the use of the Russian 'brune' for bear within the text.

 Russia is itself often linked to the big bear. And the internal story with its focus on typhous and juries presents focal events behind the words in the last line of text.

The anagrams framing this verse's story include:

1. No ill cast igniferous figurines fouling Castillo citadels if juries burned
2. Famed defence Tsarina owes prince name pre-rain famine
3. Numerous uncensored runes Norn postumously uses typhous  sphere
4. Crony concern super-finite purities seen as Europeans weaponries  

C10 Q09

In Castle of Figueras on day of the Bear,
A sovereign prince born of infamous woman
Surname of breeches on ground makes him ponder
Never was a King so very bad in his province.

De Caſtillon figuires jour de brune
De feme infame naiſtra ſouuerain prince
Surnon de chauſſes perhume luy poſthume
Onc Roy ne feut ſi pire en ſa prouince.

Anagram Sequences in French Text. (~ means full line used)

1. <ill aCtS burdeneD our juries ><CalliSto [bear] figurines burneD]<rune figurines oSCillateD><CitaDelS burned fouling our rise><Still igniferous [producing fire]><ligniferous [from wood] lit>DeClinateS
2. <in TsarinaS fame><famine retainS><a Souu raimentS feeD famine><a uuorSe famine pain Defence men Astir>
3. <numerouS unchaSed Spheres> <each uSeS><uncenSored mouthS><typhouS uuhelm [engulf]><SuSa sphere>underconSume
4. <Once cRony in EuropeanS Spirit><Once Superfinite [bounded] cRony Seen> <europeanS puritieS> coNceRn

FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries

1. 1: CASTILLO,  ILL ACTS, OSCILLATED,  LIGNIFEROUS, FOULING, UNCENSORED, NUMEROUS, FIGURINES, SUPER-FINITE, IGNIFEROUS , PURITIES, UNCHASED, TYPHOUS, UNDER-CONSUME, uuhelm, 2: STALLION MOUTHS,  3: CRONY, CONCERN, SOUTH, STILL, SHOUT, DEFENCE, UUEAPONRIES, OSCILLATE, UNCEASED,   4: JURIES, BURNED, FENCE, SPIRIT.  presses,  5: DECLINATES,   6: TILL, SHUT,    7: TSARINAS, CITADELS, SPHERES    8: EUROPEANS, NEMOURS, CINDERS, CEASED,
2. 9: neurons,
3. 10: raiments, post etc,
4. 11: Pesher / sphere, burn,
5. 12: posy,
6. 13: pits / spit,
7. 14: Castile/ elastic, host,  15: famine, stars,
8. famine, stars,
9. -
10. Lepuy, fame
11. -
12. repine,
13. inmates, uuoes, hut,
14. list, souu.
15. -
16. -

Key Ideas:

ill acts, oscillated, burdened, Callisto, igniferous, fouling, ligniferous, figurines, numerous, uuhelm, typhous, uncensored, unchased, under-consume, super-finite, purities, stallion, mouths, weaponries, oscillate, defence, unceased, concern, crony, south, still, shout, juries, burned, spirit, fenced, presses, till, shut, citadels, Tsarinas, spheres, Europeans, Nemours, cinder, ceased, neurons, raiments, post, Pesher, burn, posy, pits, Castile, host, famine, stars, Lepuy, fame.