Nostradamus C.10 Q.68 : Ireland once again afflicted by poverty and invasion. There is once again a consistency in this verse between text and anagrams with the anagrams delivering much of the detail that is missing from the text. We know from the text that it involves the sea, an army, a city, a departure and a return. The anagrams in the first line tell us the sea is the Atlantic, while the anagram for Emerald (isle), supported by one for Ireland, tells us the country that is besieged. The anagrams for pauperist league in the second line identify a period in the 1840's when the Irish poor Laws were enacted. The text suggests the army will one day return return while the anagrams imply this will be because the Irish forge links with Iran.   C.10  Q.68 The army of the sea will stand before the city, Then it will leave without making a long passage: A great flock of citizens will be seized on land, Fleet to return to seize it great robbery. L'armee de mer deuant la cite tiendra Puis partir $ans faire longue alee Citoyens grande proye en terre prendra Retourner cla$$e reprendre grand emblee. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <nautical re-aLarm redeemed><retained atlantic><enumerated emeraLd lattice><ireLand remade tactile aunt redeem**> unrelated / unaltered <iranS gun parts foresail><regional airStrips fans><lone Pauperist league>longer afire <aCrid [bitter] eye ponder astrogeny [evolution of universe]> <panderer reenter> endangers <Reroute mendable><Rebel regard / gerard mend route clearneSS> gendarme repreSS careleSS FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries redeemed, airstrips, pauperist, mendable enumerated, Atlantic, clearness nautical, foresail, regional careless unaltered / unrelated, astrogeny - - ponder acrid, endangers re-alarm, league, repress lattice, tactile regard / Gerard emerald, redeem, longer - gendarme - re-route - -