Centuries 3 Quatrain 97 (C.III Q.97)

Nostradamus' Centuries 3 Quatrain 97 Since the late 1940's this verse has been seen as referencing the emergence of the nation of Israel and the anagrams don't contradict this. However the lettering quality of this verse appears quite poor (see below my anagram analysis). For instance tha last line has the name Phebes and this has been for five hundred years taken to be Phoebes. As such it has been  valid to assume it is a reference to the Moon and I have no reason to challenge this. In fact it fits well to  another verse (C.1 Q.25) that specifically talks of the completion of the Moon's great cycle. The moon's cycle allows Nostradamus to specify a unique time gap between the time of writing and the events of the verse. The best-fit gap involves 403 moon cycles for this is almost exactly 391 solar cycles. Now 391 years added to the year 1555 CE brings us to the year 1946 CE and it was 1945 when the second World War ended and 1947 when the mandate establishing Israel's right to be a nation in the middle-east was passed. Within another year that nation was founded against the wishes of those nations named in the text and it is they who lost lands and national rights in the wars that immediately followed.   C.3 Q.97 New law to occupy the new land Towards Syria, Judea and Palestine: The great barbarian empire to decay, Before the Moon completes it cycle. Nouuelle loy terre neufue occuper Vers la Syrie Judee et Palestine Le grand empire barbare corruer Auant que Phebes $on $iecle determine Anagram sequences in French text. <leo re-entry few uuell open-occur>< retry uuell oN leo><terrene [earthen] oyl uuell> <Plainest Verse><Juried relatiVeneness layS><Several> <Penalties><it neVer Slays Paeleste [Epirus]> <bear [Russia?] ruLer bear prime danger><arab reprimand be><enLarged> <gendarme core ruLe> <belicoSeneSs determine><So Silence><SeSsion remAin he be elected>  The lettering of the first line presented above does not lead to a clear message within the anagrams however other early editions  show it as Nouvelle loi terre neuve occuper. Although this too isn't totally useful it does result in a sequence that removes any need for the Leo reference and says terrene [earthly] oil level.