Nostradamus C.3 Q.86: The European astrologer whose domination of rural areas precedes a great event.
This verse is one of those that 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
because of similarities in its anagrams to that found in
C.02 Q.35
where the anagrams for
astronomers was accompanied by two adjacent
anagrams for ill powers. I proposed this gave
evidence for Nostradamus' strong interest in astronomy and his rejection
of astrology. This verse carries an anagram for astronomers that is
adjacent to one for graver which is suggestive of arts to be condemned. It
also carries an anagram for auspex, one of the other divining arts with
limited scientific basis. It too has pointers to things being ill and it
has a vague hint of Satanism all of which is in a tale of a particular
personal journey. This constructs a scenario in which an individual who rejects science and practices the art of
astrology, not astronomy is the central character.
C.3 Q.86
A chief of Ausonia will go to Spain By sea, he will make a stop in Marseilles: Before his death he will linger a long time: After his death one will see a great marvel. Vn chef d'Au$onne aux E$paignes ira
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Nostradamus C.3 Q.86: The European astrologer whose domination of rural areas precedes a great event.
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