Nostradamus C.6 Q.17: Nordic allusions used for Brussels destruction. This verse displays several features that are common throughout Nostradamus verses. There is often an English version of a word in the anagrams that is stated in a different line in the French text (meusniers (millers) in line 3 and milleress in line 1). It is by such links that Nostradamus provides the detail needed to give the context for his visible words. The story relates to events yet to come at a time when people neglect their duties and suffer the consequences of ill preparation for bombardment from the skies.   C.6 Q.17 After the files are burnt the mule-headed, Will be obliged to change diverse garbs: Those of Saturn burned by the millers, Except the greater part which will not be covered. Apres les limes bru$lez les a$iniers Contraints $eront changer habits diuers Les Saturnins bru$lez par les meu$niers Hors la plus part qui ne $era couuers. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <lazineSs ruleS Arise repels smiles> <leSz Sin Arise as Persia repeAls Slumbers lies><bruSselz milleress (in) persiAn aiSles> <absurdities norSe chant Constraint><reStrains not change destruCtions><norSe sourCe adhibits [admits] triStan anger >disCourse introduCes reSistant reStraints Countries suited nestorianS aSsertion <bruSseLz turn in airLeSsness><Sunrise resample StarleSs ruin><burnS at Sunrise ruin seem LeSs><StarLess>realms <uppsala [Swedish source] equeStrian couu Horse><enquireS plurals parts><quatrienS are couu Horse><quaternarieS [four parts]> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries slumbers, absurdities, constraints, restraints, adhibits, airlessness, starless, quaternaries, enquire Brusselz (2 in this verse),laziness, destructions, discourse, resistant milleress, introduces / reductions, Nestorians restrains, countries, quatreins, plurals - equestrian assertion, sunrise burns, re-sample - - Uppsala - - - suited