Showing posts with label Occitan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Occitan. Show all posts

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Nostradamus C.10 Q.33: 21st C Islamic regime conducts autopsies on people killed by radiation.


Nostradamus C.10 Q.33: 21st C Islamic regime conducts autopsies on people killed by radiation.

There is a peculiar tone in the text of this verse that becomes more explicable through the anagrams which have many images suited to forensic examination of bodies that have been fatally affected by radiation. It is apparent Nostradamus is describing the advent of mass forensic autopsies conducted under orders of an invading regime and in both text and anagrams it can be seen that the affects of this invasion are spread across Italy into France and upwards to the North Pole .

C.X Q.33
 The cruel faction in the long robe Will come to hide under the sharp daggers: The Duke to seize Florence and the diphthong place Its discovery by immature ones and sycophants.
La faction cruelle a robbe longue
Viendra cacher $ouz les pointus poignars
Sai$ir Florence le duc et lieu diphlongue
Sa de$couuerte par immeurs et flangnards.
Anagram Clusters contained in French text
  1. <rob real rule belong occitan [Southern France]><caLifate [Islamic state] gun nuclear-role><caLefaction [heat up] boreal [Northern] / wind rule belong><narcotic Leaf><aLfa ruction>
  2. <Suzo Vaporising units reach poles><Search spouting cadaVerins [corpse gases]><Vars [Sthn Frnce river] gunpoints radiance><Search zoul><supposition raVings end><inVaders purgations><archdeaconries raVings> 
  3. <Ferriol uSage iS dolphin [dauphin}>< upholding irIs Flor-a elite uSe><philo dilute gun>
  4. <summer pirate left> <an addreSS><aS codeS uuere-part imm [1999] reuse><repeat flat rim resume>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. calefaction, belong, gunpoints, supposition, purgations, vaporising, spouting, cadaverins, archdeaconries, Ferriol, dolphin
  2. ravings, upholding
  3. summer
  4. narcotic ( 'narcotic leaf' only here), radiance
  5. Occitan, ruction, address
  6. nuclear, califate, Philo
  7. -
  8. boreal
  9. -
  10. -
  11. zoul (soul), units, resume, flat
  12. -
  13. alfa
  14. -
  15. -
  16. -
  17. -
  18. -
  19. felt / left

Sunday, June 8, 2014

Nostradamus C.9 Q.69: The great flood covers seventy per-cent of France.


Nostradamus C.9 Q.69: The great flood covers seventy per-cent of France.

Using this verse in my paper titled Floods I identify the dimension of Nostradamus' floods and show that it represents something greater than has occurred in the past. I do this by showing the unity in the statements made in both his Prefaces and his Prophecies. Some of the most telling anagrams found in this verse such as 'ill abodement' and ' he flees as Occitan rises' hint at the massive dislocation caused by the floods.
 
On the mountain of Saint-Bel and L'Arbresle
The proud one of Grenoble will be hidden:
Beyond Lyons and Vienne on them a very great hail,
Lobster on the land not a third thereof will remain.
 Sur le mont de Bailly et la Bre$le
Seront caichez de Grenoble les fiers
Oultre Lyon Vien eulx $i grande gre$le
Langoult en terre n'en re$tera vn tiers.
  1. <omen ruleS deBt Bilaterally><entomBed ruleS ail><yet relaBels ill aBodement><ruleleSS aBodement>.<RebelS rules lately Bailed><leSSer taBle><StaBler omen ruleS yieldable> liaBle Baited
  2. <norSe fires catechized><lifes noble deGreeZ><anceStors fires><fireless accretionS> <lifes creation / reaction Seers Borne><Seers narcotic files><occitan riSes he flees / feels noble Greed>
  3. <elSe regarding><Vienne [Austria] trolley greed SoLe grains lux><six danger>
  4. <veteranS reenter lent reguLations><eaSterner intervals><native Langours reenterS><entraiLs traverSe><aLong intertranSverse re-enter><renneS [NW France]avert> travertineS [ hot rock mineral] triangLes
  1. bilaterally, entombed, lately, stable, yieldable, catechized, degreez, fireless, trolley, travertines, intertransverse
  2. ruleless, abodement, bailed, accretions, regarding, intervals
  3. langours
  4. relabels, narcotic, traverse
  5. baited, Occitan, regulations, triangles
  6. ancestors, veterans
  7. -
  8. native
  9. liable, Easterner
  10. reaction/ creation
  11. avert
  12. rebels
  13. lifes / files, Rennes
  14. borne, Vienne, entrails
  15. -
  16. reenters
  17. -
  18. noble
  19. table
  20. flees / fells

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Nostradamus C.6 Q.100: The powerful curse of musical code.

Nostradamus C.6 Q.100: The powerful curse of musical code.

Although generally ignored or dismissed as a weird curse this verse holds highly potent clues to the encoding techniques concealing Nostradamus' deepest secrets. It is the obvious verse to contain highly vital information since it is the only one entirely in Latin and the only one with a header. And the curse itself is not a curse but an invitation to ignore its threat if you wish to know Nostradamus' secrets.
 
INCANTATION OF THE LAW AGAINST INEPT CRITICS
Let those who read this verse consider it deeply
Let the profane and the ignorant herd keep away
And far away all Astrologers, Idiots and Barbarians
May he who does otherwise be subject to the sacred rites
LEGIS CANTIO CONTRA INEPTOS CRITICOS.
Quos legent hosce versus mature censunto
Profanum vulgus et inscium ne attrectato.
Omnesq Astrologi Blenni Barbari procul sunto
Qui aliter facit is rite sacer esto .
  1. < **A CONTRACTION INSPECTOR LOGICISES IT**><OCCITAN TRAIN POETS><**SO ANGLICISTE POETS NOTARICON CRITIC**><CONTAINER ACTIONS STOP CRITIC> <CONTRACEPTIONS [stopping start of] ACTION>

  1. <conSeQuent verSe choSe soul a true sum>.<conSeQuent ethnologues><choSe gentle> <erasmus true>encounterS
  2. <neat Proof unites vulganum [common prayer? ] music><Proof num-valu guest in neumaticS><muSic act to entreat guest in vulganum [common prayer]>
  3.  <mOon to Sun><prior arab Sun-cult enBibling StAr logo ><Astrologiq mOonset><Omens qASt unto procluS [ancient writer]>
  4. <**Questorial riteS its ace artifice**><createS Quotes><aliQuots [equal portions] its riteS actifier><**aliQuot aS its secret rite artifice**><aS coQuetries satiric filter>
  1. contraction, locicises, Angliciste, Notaricon, critic, ethnologues, Vulganum, moonset, sun-cult, star-logo
  2. Erasmus, neumatics, satiric
  3. questorial, coquetries, actifier
  4. -
  5. Occitan, inspector, container, consequent, music, guest
  6. actions, prior, Proclus, quotes, filter
  7. -
  8. -
  9. -
  10. entreat
  11. action
  12. poets
  13. gentle
  14. -
  15. -
  16. chose
  17. -
  18. -
  19. Moon
  20. proof
Reading the above extracts on Erasmus and the text of Nostradamus verse C.6 Q.100  it is easy to see that Erasmus fits the description of someone suited to be a participant in whatever message the verse contains, However Erasmus had died nearly 20 years before the quatrains were written and published. Yet in this verse is one of the two anagrams for Erasmus that are found in Nostradamus' Prophecies. I believe that Nostradamus wrote this verse for a specific audience and that names such as Erasmus were his ciphers for these people to use as markers.
And there are many good reasons why this verse should also be considered to contain a cipher for Julius Caesar Scaliger, the most prominent of Latin writer of his time. Firstly this quatrain is the only one in Latin which suggests the importance this language choice must have in identifying its import to specific readers. A further clue is Scaliger was considered by Erasmus to be an inept critic. Jules was prolific in his attacks on many scholars of his time and claims of ineptitude flew freely amongst him and those he criticised. Nostradamus' reference to the inept critic in his header again draws attention to the battle between Scaliger and Erasmus. it tells the knowledgeable reader that this is the verse where the key lies to whatever purpose Nostradamus' Prophecies serves. The solution in this verse lies within a group or sect that is highly interested in the issues  that divided and united these two new conservative heretics (Erasmus and Scaliger) and who viewed Nostradamus as their own special courier. They were people Nostradamus had met in Agen during the time that Scaliger was in battle with Erasmus from 1533 to 1538CE.
Scaligers quatrains Wikipedia includes the following short statement that tells us much that is relevant to identifying the ciphers.
'In 1531 he [Scaliger] printed his first oration against Erasmus in defence of Cicero and the Ciceronians. It is a piece of vigorous invective, displaying, like all his subsequent writings, an astonishing command of Latin and much brilliant rhetoric, but full of vulgar abuse, and completely missing the point of the Ciceronianus of Erasmus.'
Scaliger, like many others of his time, also published works on Poetry and Religion. Some of these were published as collections in later years. 
Given the relationship that had once existed between the two men and Nostradamus high esteem of the contributions Scaliger made to his own progress, it wouldn't be at all surprising for this verse to have been  used in the way I imply. However this quatrain was published in 1555 when Erasmus was dead and Scaliger was already confined to his bed and unable to adequately respond. Scaliger died in 1558, the same year that the second part of Nostradamus' Prophecies were officially published. Although both Scaliger and Erasmus are indicated as ciphers underpinning this verse it self-evidently wasn't in order for the attention of either of these men to be drawn to it.
The name, Erasmus, is to be found in the first line where it occurs in an anagram  as ersus ma.  The only other place where an anagram for this name can be found  is C.3 Q.64 line 1 so it cannot be discounted as a commonly found letter group. Nor can those that are found behind the header where the following uniquely occurring anagrams occur:
  • LEGIS CANTIO CONTRA IN EPTOS CRITICOS 
  • Angliciste (meaning a student of English- which Erasmus was)
  •  
  • LEGIS CANTIO CONTRA IN EPTOS CRITICOS 
  • Notaricon or Notarikon (is a method of deriving a word, akin to the creation of an acronym, by using various but fixed order combinations of letters from each word. The word "notarikon" is related to the Latin word "notarius," meaning "short-hand writer." or contracted writing)
  •  
  • LEGIS CANTIO CONTRA IN EPTOS CRITICOS 
  • Contraction
  • Critic(s)   
Now these words are found together with other more frequently found anagrams which are often  adjacent to these rare ones and this gives all of them extra poignancy. For example there is Contraction.in.Poet.Critics, Angliciste.Notaricon.Poets.Critic or the whole line can be completed to read So.Angliciste.Poet.Notaricon.Critic. The  term angliciste is very interesting since it can be readily applied to Erasmus. He had spent several periods in England, most notably from 1509 to 1514 and he maintained many of these contacts thoughout his life. However it also applies to a great deal of scholars in that era, especially those linked to Marguerite de Navarre whose territory included Nerac, 15 kilometres from Agen. Nerac, under Marguerite's rule, was a haven for radicals and those under stress. Erasmus was one of the guests to this region as were Calvin and the poet Rabelais.  And although this verse was self-evidently not aimed at Erasmus who died in 1536CE it may well refer to one or more of Erasmus' friends or students. Julius Scaliger on the other hand had no interest or liking for the English so the angliciste epithet can't apply to him. However, whatever way these rare anagrams are reconstructed there seems to be a meaningful coding purpose underpinning this verse, a conclusion that is strengthened by the anagrams found in the other lines of this verse.
The first line saying Quos legent hosce versus mature censunto has anagrams which yield Erasmus chose-length consequent verse a true.sum. Consequent occurs as anagrams in a total of 5 quatrains while verse.a.true.sum is an adjacent sequence. The anagram that provides this sequence is only found in this verse as is a.true.sum.
The second line is equally as intricate and relevant to the messages already shown. In its wording Profanum vulgus et inscium ne attrectato we find guest.in.music  where both guest and music are reasonably rare (four other occurrences each). Although other anagrams like proof occur more frequently (20x for proof) they form a powerful sequence that states Proof num-value guest in music. There is also an anagram for neumatics which occurs here and only one other verse. The word relates to the notation of incantations and chants using neumes as musical-value ciphers. Given that  this verse is meant to be an incantation and the previous line's hidden content alludes to a true sum there is a coherence given to the whole and it flowers into a beautiful coding scheme based on the structure of a verse and using ciphers based on the same principle as music in the 16th Century.
There is one other anagram found in the 2nd line and it is is unique being found nowhere else in the prophecies. This word is Vulganum and it forms a sequence which uses most of line to say Proof.Neumatics.Unites.Vulganum (common Book of prayer)
The evidence I have presented  above tells us that the key to Nostradamus work is somehow tied into two famous 16th C figures, Erasmus and Julius Scaliger, yet it was clearly not intended for them. Although it can be shown there is strong evidence that this verse is about a coding scheme there seems to be allusions to 16th C music as well as poetry. In addition the verse 's text highlights the religious aspect  of  Nostradamus intended cipher.  It is therefore highly possible that guests to the region of Nerac formed a sect (or group with common goals) into which Nostradamus had been initiated and his career path then determined by them.
It is possible to trace these conclusions in many other powerful verses in the Prophecies. From these verses it becomes apparent that their purpose is to further the prospects of the Bourbon line and validate its claim to being part of the lineage of Christ. It is also apparent that this sect infiltrated the royalty of Europe including that of England and Scotland.
 

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Nostradamus' verses on Bourbon blood line (C.V Q.39, C.X Q.33, C.IV Q.67)


Nostradamus' verses C.5 Q.39, C.10 Q.33, C.4 Q.67 -Bourbon blood line

The following verse has anagrams that are in near perfect accord with that of the text. It holds a family name (d'Angouleme) that gives sense to 'His ancient blood woven by long hand' and bears other family names that have relevance to the family line of Marguerite d'Angouleme. The Lorraine family were the bitter rivals to the throne of France which was successfully claimed by Henry, grandson of Marguerite. The Ferriol family were steeped in the same heretical tradition as Marguerite a tradition that claimed the royal line stretched back to Jesus and Mary. This verse is a significant indicator that Nostradamus may well have read the future since its historical truths didn't occur until well after Nostradamus' death.
 
More detail on these relationships can be seen in my paper called Angouleme.  The following is an extract from that paper on Etruria and the Bourbons.
The Kingdom of Etruria (Italian: Regno di Etruria) was a kingdom comprising the larger part of Tuscany which existed between 1801 and 1807. It took its name from Etruria, the old Roman name for the land of the Etruscans.
It was created by the Treaty of Aranjuez, signed on 21 March 1801. In the context of a larger agreement between Napoleonic France and Spain, the Bourbons of Parma were compensated for the loss of their territories in Northern Italy, which had been occupied by French troops since 1796: in return for Ferdinand, Duke of Parma relinquishing his claims, his son Louis I was compensated with the Kingdom of Etruria, a new kingdom created out of the old Grand Duchy of Tuscany.
Issued from the true branch of the fleur-de-lis,
Placed and lodged as heir of Etruria:
His ancient blood woven by long hand,
He will cause the escutcheon of Florence to bloom.
Du vray rameau de fleur de lys i$$u
Mis et loge heritier d'Hetrurie
Son $ang antique de longue main ti$$u
Fera Florence florir en l'armoirie
.
Anagram sequences in French text.
  1. <mary ysiS iSuS uvard refuelled><feud yields rule> <feudal><array><rudely>
  2. <i iteMise their truer herd><here i let it go>
  3. <giant qnouuledge (knowledge)><in equating d'angouleme aS iSus Son>.<quite olden minutiae><equating in d'angouleme iSSu-ant Sons>
  4. <lorraine raFFle florence (orence fl)><ferriol normal conFerral Fee> <normal role i Fear ferriol Fire>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. Ysis, refuelled, yields, array, qnouuledge, d'Angouleme
  2. itemise, minutiae, Ferriol, conferral
  3. Florence (as anagrams +10 as word)
  4. feudal, rudely, equating
  5. normal
  6. -
  7. Mary, raffle
  8. Lorraine (as anagrams + 3 as word)
The anagram for Ferriol only occurs in one other verse (C.10 Q.33) and it occurs alongside other anagrams that clearly identify its location and its connections to Florence. And there is a verse (C.4 Q.67) that holds an anagram for Saint-Ferriol, the full name of the site in Southern France to which Nostradamus' alludes. Below I show these two verses.
The first of these two verses (C.10 Q.33) maintains the connection to lineage via reference to the dolphin (dauphin = French male heir to throne) and an anagram for Iris. Its connection to Ferriol and the ideas further on in this stream are provided by the anagram for Occitan , the land of Oc where Ferriol is located. However there is a modern tone delivered to this verse via anagrams relating the consequences of a vaporising nuclear-gun that releases the natural chemicals of the body through gases and liquids.
 
C.10  Q.33
The cruel faction in the long robe
Will come to hide under the sharp daggers:
The Duke to seize Florence and the diphthong place
Its discovery by immature ones and sycophants..
La faction cruelle a robbe longue
Viendra cacher $ouz les pointus poignars
Sai$ir Florence le duc et lieu diphlongue
Sa de$couuerte par immeurs et flangnards.
Anagram sequences in French text.
  1. <aLfue rob real rule belong occitan><caLifate gun nuclear-role><boreal [Northern]caLefaction [heating] rule>
  2. <Suzo Vaporising units reach poles><Search spouting cadaVerins [body chemicals]><gunpoints><supposition raVings end><inVaders purgations><archdeaconries raVings>
  3. <Ferriol uSage iS dolphin [dauphin}>< upholding irIs Flor-a elite uSe>
  4. <summer pirate left> <an addreSS><aS codeS uuere-part imm [1999] reuse>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. calefaction, belong, vaporising, cadaverins, archdeaconries, purgations, spouting, supposition
  2. ravings, Ferriol
  3. summer
  4. -
  5. Occitan, address
  6. califate
  7. -
  8. boreal
  9. -
  10. -
  11. iris
The last of this series of verses (C.4 Q.67) holds an anagram for Saint-Ferriol which is in Southern France. The connection to Ferriol is bolstered by the mention of Chelon (south-western France) and by its anagrammatic reference to heretics, richest tongue which is a very apt description of the historical significance of this region called Languedoc.
The text of this verse appears very vague but it actually yields a precise date of August 24th 2066 CE. There is no doubt the tone o f secret fires blaxing from burning heat at a time when the air is very dry and parched ties in with my paper on events in Geneva in 2065CE. The date of 2066 CE arises by finding the date set by the year when Saturn and Mars are equally fiery. This description seems well suited to any conjuction between Saturn, Mars and the Sun. There are only five years between 1500 CE and 2200 CE where a conjunction of less than two degrees separation occurs and these are in 1522, 1644, 1863, 1964 and 2066 CE. And of these 2066CE is the only one that  can count as a futuristic date that fits to Nostradamus' narratives in the rest of his work. There is one other link that supports the selection of this particular date and it is Nostradamus' reliance on the heretic allusion via the anagrams. The following is a record about the owners of Saint-Ferriol Chateau.
From notarial records we know something about the barons of St-Ferriol, the family that buil[t]the Château. Their name was de Plaigne and their ancestors had been key participants in some of the major events of the Cathar Crusades. Extract from History of Saint-Ferriol
The Cathar Crusades involving Ferriol occurred about 854 years before 2066 which is the period over which the Sun, Saturn and Mars complete a perfect cycle and are located almost exactly in the same position against the stars. The original chateau was destroyed in 1210CE which is 856 years before 2066. The degree of interweaving suggests stories of these two dates are also likely to be interwoven to a large degree, especially in terms of religious positioning and nature of war.
The year that Saturn and Mars are equally fiery,
The air very dry parched long trajectory
Through secret fires a great place blazing from burning heat.
Little rain, warm wind, wars, incursions.
L'an que Saturne et Mars e$gaux combu$t
L'air fort $eiche longue traiection
Par feux $ecrets d'ardeur grand lieu adu$t
Peu pluye vent chault guerres incur$ions.
Anagram sequences in French text.
  1. <comb natureS streaM uxageS> <Last equantS nuMerate> <gaSes Meet uuaterS buSt uxa qLan>
  2. <Saint-ferrioL chelon><regulation of hereticS Lair><theoricS recitation Flair><for richeSt>< tongue frictionaL air><helicon Softer air>
  3. <excuSe uPdrafts rest dread>.<excurSe dates a evil dust underdrag far><creSted rearguard refuxeS lined <Parts rest uuade>
  4. <unPerspicuously [unclearly] in event><Perniciousness regulatur><re-PercuSsion sin urge><unlatch>
FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries
  1. Saint-Ferriol, recitation, frictional, helicon, excurse, updrafts, rearguard, unperspiculously, perniciousness
  2. -
  3. -
  4. heretics
  5. numerate, Chelon, crested
  6. regulation
  7. excuse
  8. -
  9. -
  10. uuaters, richest, tongue
  11. underdrag