Sunday, June 8, 2014

CALENDARS AS PART OF NOSTRADAMUS' CODE (C.3 Q.94, C.9 Q.65 and C.10 Q.01).


CALENDARS AS PART OF NOSTRADAMUS' CODE  (C.3 Q.94, C.9 Q.65 and C.10 Q.01).

There are twelve verses that have anagrams of either calendar (7) and/or calendars (7). Of these at least three show that these calendars are an integral part of Nostradamus' coding system (C.3 Q.94, C.9 Q.65 and C.10 Q.01). These calendars complement his techniques for specifying dates. He uses them when events are part of a recurring pattern to show which is appropriate and also when his topic covers a period in which significant dates need to be defined. His method is simple and involves the use of specified lettering to form patterns that Nostradamus calls his tunes. It is the calendars that are the solution to Nostradamus' references to music in both his text and his anagrams.
 
The text of the three verses is an important starting point for they contain the vital clues to their purpose.
For five hundred years more one will keep count of the one
Who was the ornament of his time:
Then suddenly great light will he give,
He who for this century will render them very satisfied.
He will come to go into the corner of Luna,
Where he will be captured and put in a strange land
The unripe fruits will be the subject of great scandal
Great blame, to one great praise.
To the enemy, the enemy faith promised
Will not be kept, the captives retained:
One near death captured, and the remainder in their underwear
The remainder damned for being supported.
Seeing these verses together it is quite easy to visualize them as being part of a single tale describing the revelation of Nostradamus' Prophecies. But such conclusions are too easily made and have no substance without more powerful evidence. This can be provided by any one of these verses but i choose to use C.III Q.94 as my starting point. Below you can see my  anagram analyses of the lettering in its lines and within it you can see see several quite powerful keys and anagram clusters such as computes plan, completeness, endorsement, pseudovariant calendar group, ornamented notes, consequent, supraordinate group. These provide the skeleton of my claim that this verse is about a calendar computed from the values applied to music contained in Nostradamus' lettering. The anagrams of the last line don't fit directly to the calendar technology but they have internal consistency raising the possibility they describe an event that will occur at the time Nostradamus' calendar is fully revealed.
 
For five hundred years more one will keep count of the one
Who was the ornament of his time:
Then suddenly great light will he give,
He who for this century will render them very satisfied.
De cinq cens ans plus compte l'on tiendra
Celuy qu'e$toit l'aornement de son temps
Puis a vn coup grande clarte donra
Que par ce $iecle les rendra tre$contens.
Anagram sequences in French Text
  1. <computes plans><intend reaD leo><intend reaD><incq re-indicated not compl'te> 
  2. <Cluey queSt><quoteS oriental /relation><notes ornamented><Completeness><clue to queyS relation><endorsement>
  3. <cauvins calendar group><Pseudovariant calendar group><relocated group and cauvins [calvin's]><suPraordinate group>
  4. <lenders / slender cecileS rape conseQuent arreSt><conseQuent cell renderS rate><Queens anceStor render> <reactorS / creatorS> <picareSQue [clever.rogue] conSent>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. reindicated, computes, completeness, pseudovariant
  2. supraordinate
  3. endorsement, relocated, picaresque, creators
  4. -
  5. intend, quotes, ornamented, Cauvins, Ceciles, consequent
  6. queys
  7. calendar
  8. group
  9. quest
  10. -
The next verse, C .IX Q.65 also provides powerful anagrams  that strengthen my hypothesis and of these the most potent are coding system enter calendars. Others point to the references that flesh out the nature of the code but their confirmation relies on threads involving verses other than the three in this series. This verse contains anagrams such as genocide, superseminator and  Serpentarius etc whose import is developed in many of my other papers.
 
He will come to go into the corner of Luna,
Where he will be captured and put in a strange land
The unripe fruits will be the subject of great scandal
Great blame, to one great praise.
Dedans le coing de luna viendra rendre
Ou $era prins et mys en terre e$trange
Les fruitz immeurs $eront a grand e$clandre
Grand vitupere a l'vn grande louange.
Anagram sequences in French Text
  1. <coding><rendereD calends><encoding-value><enclosing invalued [inestimable] Dead/eDda><invader renDered genocide lands anul><**invader rendereD languedocien lands **> <devaluing rear end icon><invader gundeal rendereD lands icon>
  2. <generOuS persian rates(star)> <SuperseminatOr generateS><enter system><generate OurSe/Ursae/ SerpentariuS> <pertains my entOurage><generOuS eaStern pair enter system>:<argentOus [silvery] repairS>
  3. <nogaretS summer calendar rend itz surfeit> <arrogant clans eLders end><norSe red mizt calendars grant Sumers seLf surfeit>< not a clanS danger>:<Summers><decanS / aScend grant fruitLesz re-land>
  4. <eruptive danger anvl><pulverate><pure adverting [promoting]><engraver-olden-language><vernal danger> reveal

FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. enclosing, Languedocien, invalued, encoding-value, genocide, devaluing, superseminator, fruitlesz, summers, pulverate
  2. coding, rendered, Serpentarius, entourage, arrogant
  3. system, argentous, summer, surfeit, eruptive, adverting
  4. -
  5. -
  6. generous, reveal
  7. calendars
  8. -
  9. -
  10. -
  11. gundeal, Nogarets,vernal
  12. -
  13. -
  14. -
  15. -
  16. ascend / Decans
  17. -
  18. -
  19. -
  20. generates, repairs
The Calendars of Nostradamus are a different part of his dating system which mainly relies on astronomic settings to give a timing that doesn't rely on any one  religious-based calendar system. But since the astronomy can lead to multiple references  and cover extended periods there is a need for a poetic device that focuses on a particular date. In order to achieve this Nostradamus takes a single year and assigns poetic sounds to identify the fixed star that sets with the sun on each and every day.
 
The last of the three verses in this series, C.10 Q.01, delivers some of the most important aspects of this calendar code. It is located at a critical focal point of the Prophecies being the first verse of the last of the Centuries and given its position it is appropriate that it holds important clues about Nostradamus' technique. The text holds an interesting guide to the content through its reference to an enemy whose threats will not come to fruition. There is a section in Nostradamus' Epistle of 1558CE that not only talks of his enemeies but does so alongside statements about his poetic coding techniques which coincides with the claims I have made about these particular verses. 
So I have dedicated my nocturnal and prophetic calculations, which are composed out of a natural instinct, accompanied by a poetic furore rather than in accord with the strict rules of poetry. And in the most part they have been composed and are in accord with astronomical calculations corresponding to the years, months and weeks of the regions, countries and most of the towns and cities of all Europe , including Africa and part of Asia . By changing of [these] regions [to ones] which approach the greater part of all these climates, and which consist of a natural [similar] group we can answer some one who needs to blow his own [trumpet/nose]; the algorithm will be as easy as the understanding of its meaning is difficult.
Henry Epistle (HEE2) Nostradamus 1558
Notwithstanding those who cannot contain the malignity of their spirit, the course of times after my earthly presence is extinguished, will see my writings have more weight than during my lifetime.
Henry Epistle (HEE4) Nostradamus 1558
The anagram clusters of this verse include highly relevant ideas such as calendars retained first places and Europes Sunset route and these framing ideas are supported by many other chains found within this verse's lines.
 
To the enemy, the enemy faith promised
Will not be kept, the captives retained:
One near death captured, and the remainder in their underwear
The remainder damned for being supported.
L'ennemy l'ennemy foi promi$e
Ne $e tiendra les captifs retenus
Prins preme mort et le reste en chemi$e
Damne le re$te pour e$tre $ou$tenus.
Anagram sequences in French Text
  1. <of my ell en poLymeriSe [link in chain] my enn><ell enn emm yy is my-proof> 
  2. <eternaliSed aspect if enter suN ><prefits calendars><fit places suN enters><first places retained><tunes credentials SeeN><if Site transplaced>
  3. <ee letter set in-scheme><hence PremiSe><inSPire sch-eme><enciPherments-premise><set more letters>
  4. <nameD leterS Set Europes Sunset routeS><poetS ruSe rules-nostredame tuneS><ourSe [Bear] Sunset releaSement>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. transplaced, credentials
  2. polymerise, inspires
  3. releasement, inspire
  4. eternalised, prefits
  5. -
  6. posturer
  7. calendars
  8. places, sunset
  9. -






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