Nostradamus C.7 Q.32: Old magics perils behind a great war. This verse continues the pattern found throughout Centuries seven in which Nostradamus provides a Book of names important in his presentation of the evolution of the human soul. Nostradamus picture is not a flattering one nor is it in keeping with the ancient ones. Every one of his verses contributes to his major themes of flood, fire from the sky, the traps of mankind's ideologies, the war that results and the evolutionary aftermath. Nostradamus view is not trapped in the sixteenth century nor in ours but extends far into the future as an observant commentary on the inevitability of a creature that supercedes  man. And the superior property this creature inherits from the evolutionary progression is an enhanced soul, an awareness that turns our own weak understanding of the concept we all have into a sense more akin to that of the brain, eye or little toe. It is this progress towards a soul with realism that makes future-seeing accessible to life further up the evolutionary chain.   In this particular verse the name is Michel since it is the first name of Nostradamus. It is a verse that foresees the coming of someone who learns some of the powers his predecessors used to foretell the future but he warns that these old arts were deadly and he used a different means. In attempting to master them there is a person in Europe who will take up some of the ill powers and  accidently inflame the conditions that lead to the next stage of evolution. The tale is also  linked into that of financial turmoil told in my paper on Gold , the story of rays unleashed by events in Geneva in 2065 and the advent of Fire from the Sky late in this century..   C.7 Q.32  From Montreal of one who stays at home is born One whose undermining and calculating ends in tyranny. Drawing up a copy of the Millane market, That will exhaust Fauene Florence of gold and men. Du mont Royal nai$tra dvne ca$ane Qui caue et compte viendra tyranni$er Dre$$er copie de la marche Millane Fauene Florence d'or et gens e$pui$er. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <monolatRy [many gods] radiantS unceaSeD><antiRoyal Star advanceS> <advance auStralian-astRonomy-end><Royal radiantS mounteD> <evident compete><tyrannies acQuire><deprivant [filtering] comet ray><evident computee acQuires><invader tyrannieS>coemptive inQuires <an ill preDeceSSor die> <alarmed Michel [Nostradamus] learned><SeerS copied herMaic [{like Herrmes] male ><Michel alarmed proceSS i learneD> <encoder role><regents code><get Sense upriSeS><encoder oF-Funereal upriSeS> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries monolatry, antiroyal, advance(s), evident, co-emptive acquires,  inquires, Michel, predecessor compete tyrannies, copied, Hermaic, deprivant process / corpses, encoder mounted, comet, - regents alarmed - - radiants - uprises