Nostradamus C.10 Q.05 : The prophets comments on his publishers altering of his text. The anagrams of this verse foretell how Rigaud Benoist, a publisher of Nostradamus' prophecies would alter the text. But there is also given in the last line the reason Nostradamus accepts this interference and it involves the oaths both have sworn.   C.10  Q.05 Albi and Castres will form a new league, Nine Arians Lisbon and the Portuguese: Carcassonne and Toulouse will end their intrigue, When the chief new monster from the Lauraguais. Albi et Ca$tres feront nouuelle ligue Neuf Arriens Lisbon et Portugues Carcas Tholo$$e con$umeront leur brique Quand chief neuf mon$tre de Lauragues. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <ouun traCtS foresent><neuuton foreCaSters><CelibAte guile aSsert uuell><aCts no touun refers><nor freest bAltiC-sea touun><guile not CitAble frees nouuel star> Scatter <benoiSt [Rigaud -N's publisher] Lines grouP-tunes><inostensibLe [not viewable]><uNfAirer Port benoist Lines><Lisbons Poet refrAin eNsue><bLois  [central France]Portent> <enormouS oaThs cloSeS arc><aCquire bluer charTs><caThars [ancient Sth France religious sect] Solo not reconSumeS > <fume on aduLtererS fine usage> <L'noStredame augur> <chide auguraL Queans > FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries Baltic-Sea, celibate, forecasters, inostensible, enormous, augural Neuuton (Newton), tracts, reconsumes Cathars, l'Nostredame, chide refrain, closes, chart, adulterers, uuagers (wagers) citable, unfairer, oaths scatter portent acquire - touun (town), Blois foresent, Benoist, fume - augur - - solo uuell (well), bluer freest, guile