Nostradamus C.3 Q.48: How Nostradamus used his poetry to hide his astronomic code.
This verse is one of those that contributed most to my earliest views on
how Nostradamus incorporated astronomic data into his poetry (See my paper
on
Astronomy for more). My attention was drawn to it by the
singular anagrams for 'memorizes, mansions, truer time, in size'
found in its fourth line. The mansions relate to an equatorial system of
astronomy and by making this connection I was able to give meaning to the
text of the fourth line. The decay of a particular star beneath the
horizon accounts for much of the content in the text while another theme
found in the anagrams can be tied into the remainder of the text. The
whole is related to the set of mutations the world will experience at the
end of this century.
In presenting each of Nostradamus' verse with the layout given here I
bring together the elements of his word-craft on which we are dependent for
clarifying the enigmas in the text. In all my works I have claimed this
process is like the keywords we now use to gather information from the
data cloud of the internet and like that process there can never be total
reliance on a single word or cluster nor can we reliance on
infrequency as an unquestionable guide. Instead we must always use it as
a gestalt, a totality filtered by many markers.
C.3 Q.48
Seven hundred captives bound roughly. Sept cens captifs e$tachez rudement
Anagram Clusters contained in French text
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Monday, July 28, 2014
Nostradamus C.3 Q.48: How Nostradamus used his poetry to hide his astronomic code.
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