Nostradamus C.7 Q.19: Budapest's governmental factions and nuclear weapons. A large number of the English anagrams  in Nostradamus' Prophecies are so complex and rare that it seems unlikely they are there by chance alone. The contents of this verse are of an even higher order placing it amongst an elite group where the likelihood of chance as the generator is so low that it appears impossible for the patterns in it to be there by accident. And in this verse you will see very compelling evidence that Centuries Seven is indeed Nostradamus' Book of Names for his stories regarding the evolution of the human soul.   There can be no doubt that Nostradamus wrote about events that interested him but their story was a means to an end which was to show those aspects of the future which would have far-reaching unstoppable consequences. I have argued in other papers that it is technologic change that is at the core of his prophecies especially those where immutable human self-interest presents a danger to mankind. And these conflicts over what is essentially unchangeable are the centre-point of Nostradamus’ presentations on war rather than the battles, their leaders and the victories or defeats. His theme is inevitably about the technology of weapons but new weapons not ones that are just bigger or more powerful versions of those already known in the sixteenth century; they are based in revolutionary chemical, biological and atomic physics as typified over the last century. And his theme for the protagonists is the tide of history that washes through the institutions of man making these weapons far more powerful than ever envisaged by their makers. This is clearly indicated in Quatrain 19 Centuries VII in both the visible and the anagrammatic text where the third line not only talks of debates but the anagrams correctly tie in to this in a sequence of extraordinary complexity that says 'Budapests governmental factions'.         C.7 Q.19 The fort at Nicea will not engage in combat, it will be overcome by shining metal. This deed will be debated for a long time, strange and fearful for the citizens. Le fort Nicene ne Sera combatu Vaincu Sera par rutilant metal  Son faict Sera vn long temps de batu Aux citadins eStrange eSpouuantal. It is clear the encounter described in this verse is won and lost not through battles between men but purely by the use of a weapon. This is one of the great changes in the nature of war that has taken place since Nostradamus’ time since people can be killed and places destroyed from an incredibly vast distance without the need of actual engagement with the enemy. In this case Nostradamus’ words imply a form of chemical warfare and the nature of the chemical can be found in the hidden text but it also carries the institutional basis that defines the specificity of the event.   The third line has a powerful set of anagrams that are amongst the hardest to dismiss as a product of chance alone.  Below I show how the letters in the original line can form a series of anagrams by placing the blanks between words in new places and treating the newly grouped letters as anagrams. Son faict Sera vn long temps de batu S onfaictS eravnlongtem psdebatu onfaictS eravnlongtem psdebatuS factionS governmental budapestS BUDAPEST’S GOVERNMENTAL FACTIONS These anagrams are not frequently found in Nostradamus’ Prophecies and ‘factions’ is the only one to occur in any other verse (two others). These three are adjacent anagrams and use every letter of the line. The words are distinctive and yet their existence is far from obvious by reading the original text. Each word makes sense and has a logical fit in the group that is formed as each can be seen as political in nature. But what is also true is that they add a valid context to the visible message which talks of  a long debate over an act of war.    The last line also has a sequence of adjacent anagrams which say Actinides strange weapons  (citadinse Strange eSpouuan). It could also be seen as saying Actinides generates axtual weapons. This is once again a very apt hidden reference adding considerable detail to the text and supporting the theme I have proposed. The actinides are the elements with atomic number from 89 to 103 all of which are radioactive. This series includes Uranium, Thorium and Plutonium and these are silvery-white (shining) metals which is in keeping with the description in Nostradamus' text. The anagrams also deal with the treatment of a group of elements with very similar properties found in the mineral Columbite.     There is more hidden within this verse that suggests that in the instance under discussion there is a genetic mutation of an infectious agent. (line 1 mutable.infector, L.2 ailment.valiant.curse.  And the first line with its reference to the Nicene fort provides a recognisable cipher that suggests this war is about the fundamental differences in the beliefs of the Christian religions. We therefore have the strong possibility that either one Christian sect annihilates another using nuclear materials or the Christian sects combine to annihilate believers in other religions (see C.4 Q.43 given below for a verse by Nostradamus that says these things).   There are other anagrams that tie into the links suggested above and they can be seen by examining my fuller analysis of this verse (given below). The fort at Nicea will not engage in combat, it will be overcome by shining metal. This deed will be debated for a long time, strange and fearful for the citizens. Le fort Nicene ne Sera combatu Vaincu Sera par rutilant metal  Son faict Sera vn long temps de batu Aux citadins eStrange eSpouuantal. Anagram sequences in French text. <coLumbate[Niobate] Serene iNfector> <combat fLourate lN><refLectioN> <ailment Valiant curSe><VulcaniSe [heat treatment] tantalumite><aVailment ritual><Venatical [hunting] mutilant [mutilating source]><Cauvin><calVin uSE> <budapest'S governmental factionS> <actinides Strange Axtual uueaponS><indicateS reagentS><Sanitised personage><instead generateS><greatneSS> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries Columbate, Tantalumite, availment, valiant, mutilant, Budapest(s), governmental, sanitised, personage Calvin, vulcanisate, venatical, uueapons Fluorate, Cauvins,  vulcanise, factions infector, actinides / indicates reflection - ritual combat (+9 as 'combat' in text) - - - Cauvin faction - - - greatness instead - generates Any discussion of the theme of war in Nostradamus’ Prophecies must encompass the ideas found in this verse.  See my paper titled Nostradamus on War for more.