Nostradamus C.10 Q.08: The verse on the Christ child. This verse's anagrams draw strongly on the birth of Christ and suggests Mary had children who  prospered. The second line holds anagrams directly on this theme while the third references a later time in Northern Europe when this seem event is narrated under a different name. C.X Q.08 With forefinger and thumb he will moisten the forehead The Count of Senigallia to his own son: The Venus through several of thin forehead, Three in seven days wounded dead. Index et poul$e parfondra le front De Senegalia le conte a $on filz propre La Myrnarmee par plu$ieurs de prinfront Trois dans $ept jours ble$$es mors. Anagram Clusters contained in French text <poet not Index feral pulSe><extend Into profaned feral Soul><forlearnt unexploIted profaned><populateS> <once eat Son galilean Seed><lineage proSpereD><<note as if Son propelz allegiance> <once galiean finn-zealotS prospered>  <uppsalr rename Mary><a MatronLy puerperaliSm [period of childbirth]> <in My frontaL> uuiSer ieuuS upriSal reSidues <sTorms ordains Steps SeeS> <bruSSels jot><moSes bleSs> Sadness aptneSs FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries unexploited, populates, puerperalism, Brussels extend, allegiance, prospered, matronly profaned Galilean, frontal, sadness ordains - Mary, residues lineage, storms - uprisal - - Moses - aptness - Ieuus (Jews) - poet