Nostradamus C10 Q12: Europeans timid mediators allows the Vaticans demise.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015
This verse is part of the eight verses carrying an anagram or word based
on the root 'guide'. In this instance it is in the text and both forms
have commonalities with the others in the series. In this particular verse
there is a clear religious figure identified while in the anagrams there
is once again a suggestion of a problem with instruments of sexual
propagation. In humans the process involves an operation to impregnate
seed taken at the time of death.
The anagrams that will enable meaning to be given to this verse include:
sequel even append Apep else eras mockcock measure Eſleu en Pape d'eſleu ſera mocque
subedit so busiest
maidens presume Europeanism supremo tempt timidest Subit ſoudain eſmeu prompt et
timide
probator bond rapport undo lax
armoury prior epoc woke Par trop bon doulx a mourir prouocque
certain trainee duties
tantalise united mediators turgid guide Crainte eſtainte la
nuit de ſa mort guide
C10 Q12
Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.)
Elected Pope, as elected he will be mocked, Suddenly unexpectedly
moved prompt and timid: By too much goodness & kindness
provoked to die Fear extinguished guides the night of his death.
Eſleu en Pape d'eſleu ſera mocque Subit ſoudain eſmeu prompt et
timide Par trop bon doulx a mourir prouocque Crainte eſtainte la
nuit de ſa mort guide
Adjacent Anagrams
plus
Anagrams of highest merit. Selection
Order based on letter rarity, word and sequence length plus line
completion
L2: <europeanisM
tempt><So i uSe mid bits><it tempt dainteouS Supremo> <pure maidenS>
<timideSt tempo Supreme><prompt aid ouSt neumeS >Subedits
L3:<raPport uuocqe><prior Part uuoque amour><lax
probator undo><coq pouu-er>
L4: <in eState Certain mediatorS
anul><re-indiCate inState lunate guide><~re-indiCate gut more inSulated in
eState~><margot (Valois Queen) insulated><aS tale united><arSenite taint>
inteState neateSt turgid dutieS mideaSt
Table listing anagram occurrences (1-23)
in
Nostradamus' Prophecies