Nostradamus C.10 Q.37 : N's lexicon of names used to identify his themes. The anagrams of this verse hold a vital coding statement that shows Nostradamus utilised an ancient lexicon of names written in alphabetical order. These names are placed throughout the prophecies as additional identifiers of each theme.   C.10  Q.37 The great assembly near the Lake of Bourget, They will meet near Montmélian: Going beyond the thoughtful ones will draw up a plot Chambéry, Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, Saint-Julien battle. L'assemblee grande pres du lac de Borget Se ralieront pres de Montmelian Marchans plus oultre pensifz feront proget Chambry Moriane combat $ainct Juliane. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <preassemble-largest codaBle range used> <get enlarged preludes or assembLe a-B-c-d-e> <reassemblage> <danger pleasured>bLameless <**earlier nameliSt portends oMen*><**interperSonal eternaliSm mode**><**earlier Moment alienS portends**><nostredeM milaneSe pointer><lorraine alienS Memento><protein ailmentS real deMons><**Streamline deMons pre-relation**> <if present plans frozen port get slouu March><get proton> <Juli embarcation anticS><barmY [foamy] Chain><aeronomic abStain>Satanic FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries codable, reassemblage, interpersonal a_b_c_d_e, frozen, aeronomic, barmy, embarcation namelist / ailments blameless, moment, memento abstain portends, eternalism / streamline, Nostredem Satanic slouu (slow) earlier - Milanese, Lorraine, pointer / protein - - pleasured - proton - - - -