Nostradamus C.10 Q.57: Cremation as a preferred means of dealing with diseased members of a royal family.  The theme of death rituals occurs in several of Nostradamus' Prophecies and especially the treatment of those who die from disease. This verse has anagrams that make this verse of that type. It also focuses on astronomy and mentions Perseus, the immortalised king who was father to Andromeda, wife of Hercules. This allegory is one which Nostradamus uses to parallel  his stories of a royal dynasty in our time. C.X Q.57  The uplifted one will not know his scepter, He will disgrace the young children of the greatest ones Never was there a more filthy and cruel being, For their wives the king will banish them to death. Le $ubleue ne cognoi$tra $on $ceptre Les enfans jeunes des plus grands honnira Oncques ne fut vn plus ord cruel e$tre Pour leurs e$pou$es a mort noir bannira. Anagram Clusters contained in French text <Son rEspect cogenerationS uSe blue><noSogenic [pathogenic] anceStorS><noSogenetic [pathogenetic] arSon preSeLect><once roaSting SonS preSelect bluest><congo arSoniSts> <once aSSorting>narcOseS congeStion repLete bleuu> <**junes splurges ends hands on linear fan see**> <Once queens><cOnquer crueleSt rod enfuse><queens cruder electrOns><cOnquer cluStered) <per$eus { King & star] rule><prouueSs monitor Seas> <pouuerleSs aStronomies><astronome [Fr. Astronomer] brain><eSpouSes moration [delaying] rules)>aSsumes repulSes aeronomiSts [student of upper ion layers] FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries nosogenetic, cogenerations, bleuu (blew), clustered nosogenic, arsonists, congestion , assorting, astronomies, aeronomists, assumes roasting, hands, astronome, moration Junes, cruder, pouuerless (powerless) ancestors, preselect, prouuess (prowess) conquer bluest, replete, cruelest, Perseus, espouses, repulses splurges brain - - Queens - enfuse - - respect / spectre - -

Nostradamus C.10 Q.34: Death of an Olympic equestrian leaves his estate in turmoil. This verse holds anagrams that repeatedly point to its message as one of legal struggles over inherited land rights. The text sets the background of the participants and this is expanded upon  in the anagrams so that we are brought to the conclusion that a leader who was both a tyrant and an olympic equestrian dies while riding a horse. His unexpected death leaves his estate in limbo with the tenants on the properties of the estate being the beneficiaries of the delay. This state of affairs produces huge tension amongst those who are the nominated inheritors of the  estate. C.X Q.34 The Gaul who will hold the empire through war, He will be betrayed by his minor brother-in-law: He will be drawn by a fierce, prancing horse, The brother will be hated for the deed for a long time. Gauloys qu'empire par guerre occupera Par $on beau frere mineur $era trahy Par cheval rude voltigeant traynera Du fait le frere long temps $era hay. Anagram Clusters contained in French text <aqueously prime praGue reoccur> <olympiques uuarpaGe rage preoccur><prague impure><prague prime queys reoccur> <mine treasurer><refer numerieS><Pray boneS insure (e)arth era> <Pray Son be urfa [Turkish city] ermine treaSure> arreSt / rareSt <intermeaSure baronS harPy> end>  <**tyrant Preach overvalued elating**>< treating any revalued love><outlived agent><elongative tyrant revalued><tattering love><Parcenary [estate legatees] tyrant have ruled> yearn tenantry devour <**feuDality refer long metaphraSes [literal translations]**><longer metaphraSes after-life> foreteller fertile empreSs hearSay felt / left FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries Olympiques, reoccur, aqueously, numeraries, intermeasure, tyrant (+1 as 'tyrant'), over-valued, revalued, elongative, parcenary, outlived, tenantry, feudality, foreteller, metaphrases uuar-page (war page), tattering, hearsay harpy, treating, afterlife treasurer - impure, fertile empress elating, yearn - - treasure - preach Prague, bones, longer devour - - - felt / left -

Nostradamus C.6 Q.43: Empress who negotiates the eugenics of her people. Nostradamus' text is cunningly built to conceal a relevant tale while giving the impression it is talking about something else. In this verse the surface message seems to be about river estuaries affected by unexpected flooding. The anagrams take us on a different journey whereby an Empress negotiates with eugenists as to how to control those in her realm who she considers imperfect. The rivers named help to place the events in Europe while implying the action involves the cessation of the flow of liquids created during the act of insemination. Both themes unite when they are seen as tales of forced contraception with her soldiers who enforce her decrees deceived as to their purpose.   C.6 Q.43 For a long time will she remain uninhabited, Around where the Seine and the Marne she comes to water Tried by the Thames and warriors, The guards deceived in trusting in the repulse. Long temps $era $ans e$tre habitee Ou Signe et Marne autour vient arrou$er De la Tami$e et martiaux tentee Deceux les gardes en cuidant repou$er. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <negotiabLe aS an empreSs Sets her><hear Sanest bit aS empresSs><breatheS it> <eugeniSt rOuSe><our SeriouS unrotative enrageMent> <Our native MeetingS our nature><gerMinates uuOrSe roar> <tuMOrigeneSes our native nature> <eStimate extent arm Deal>**<i extenuateD a timeStream Tale**> <**uxe redudancies reproSecuteD gales**><**operant uSer excluDe audiences grades **><excluDe europeS censured ages><intrudance seed><**excluDe uSer predation ages censured> <unprecautioned Decrees> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries breathes, negotiable, unrotative, enragement, tumorigeneses, extent, extenuate(d), redundancies, reprosecuted, intrudance, unprecautioned meetings, estimate, timestream germinates, audiences, censured eugenist predation, decrees - Empress serious, native - - - - - exclude