Nostradamus C.10 Q.57: Cremation as a preferred means of dealing with diseased members of a royal family.  The theme of death rituals occurs in several of Nostradamus' Prophecies and especially the treatment of those who die from disease. This verse has anagrams that make this verse of that type. It also focuses on astronomy and mentions Perseus, the immortalised king who was father to Andromeda, wife of Hercules. This allegory is one which Nostradamus uses to parallel  his stories of a royal dynasty in our time. C.X Q.57  The uplifted one will not know his scepter, He will disgrace the young children of the greatest ones Never was there a more filthy and cruel being, For their wives the king will banish them to death. Le $ubleue ne cognoi$tra $on $ceptre Les enfans jeunes des plus grands honnira Oncques ne fut vn plus ord cruel e$tre Pour leurs e$pou$es a mort noir bannira. Anagram Clusters contained in French text <Son rEspect cogenerationS uSe blue><noSogenic [pathogenic] anceStorS><noSogenetic [pathogenetic] arSon preSeLect><once roaSting SonS preSelect bluest><congo arSoniSts> <once aSSorting>narcOseS congeStion repLete bleuu> <**junes splurges ends hands on linear fan see**> <Once queens><cOnquer crueleSt rod enfuse><queens cruder electrOns><cOnquer cluStered) <per$eus { King & star] rule><prouueSs monitor Seas> <pouuerleSs aStronomies><astronome [Fr. Astronomer] brain><eSpouSes moration [delaying] rules)>aSsumes repulSes aeronomiSts [student of upper ion layers] FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries nosogenetic, cogenerations, bleuu (blew), clustered nosogenic, arsonists, congestion , assorting, astronomies, aeronomists, assumes roasting, hands, astronome, moration Junes, cruder, pouuerless (powerless) ancestors, preselect, prouuess (prowess) conquer bluest, replete, cruelest, Perseus, espouses, repulses splurges brain - - Queens - enfuse - - respect / spectre - -