New programs to produce computer generated analyses of Nostradamus' Prophecies.

Quatrain Lists eMail Link My Rules etc My Web Site My e-Books I have spent the last few weeks building computer programs that take the content of Nostradamus' text and produce an anagram analysis for every verse which I can then publish  as  a web page. Sample output is given below. The upshot is I can print out every verse in a matter of minutes. Computer generated anagram analysis of Nostradamus' verse Centuries.1 Quatrain.1 Copyright: Allan Webber, September 2014 This page is one of 942 which show the computer analyses of each and every one of Nostradamus' Quatrains. There are two significant forms of analysis the first of which shows the most complex anagrams and their sequences while the second displays the actual rarity of the anagrams.   The presentation of this verse may differ slightly from those I create manually but the framework is identical for the computer analysis relies on the exact same rules as set out in my paper called Webber's rules.   Centuries.1 Quatrain.1 Original Verse in English and French (Benoit Ed.) Sitting alone at night in secret study; it is placed on the brass tripod. A slight flame comes out of the emptiness makes successful that which should not be believed in vain Estant a$sis de nuict $ecret e$tude Seul repose $ur la $elle d'aerain Flambe exigue fortant de $olitude Fait p$perer q'ne$t a croire vain Adjacent Anagrams (Right to Left) plus Anagrams of highest merit. Selection Order based on letter rarity, word and sequence length plus line completion L1: {citeS unaSsisted unseatEd}{Secret induces asSistant}{duSt Secrete uncited}{Sadists senatE duetS} {nudes Saints}{sides Satan} unattestEd L2: {leperouS ariadne alleleS}{prose lunariSe leade}{laSer espouSe ruleS}{pores luneS aeria} {arleS pouuerlesS}{aleleS sporuleS}{spore Seulerian}{soureS repulSe}{dealer allureS} L3: {Flamed toluideS fortunate}{Feudal toilS attend}{guixe beam Fled} {dilute detonatorS}{deFault iSolde}{oldeSt afront} L4: {Fati vainer creationS}{Fiat ravine reactionS}{papiSt Fain corrivate} {naive raceriotS} recreationS Table listing anagram occurrences (1-25) in Nostradamus' Prophecies 1: unassisted, assistant, assisted, covrier, sadists, 2: detonators, unattested, corrivate, escariot, papist, flamed, 3: fortunate, default, assist, 4: pouuerless, toluides, seulerian, feudal, 5: raceriot, lunarise, guixe, 6: raceriots, unseated, neatest, 7: recreations, creations, reactions, donates, alleles, dilute, arctos, castor, actors, 8: inductees, attends, sauniere, uneasier, oldest, 9: sporules, allures, repulse, croat, actor, 10: cretans, trances, 11: induces, 12: ravine, vainer, secrete, 13: eastend, isolde, toils, pits, 14: afront, silenu, 15: leperous, lamb, aeria, 16: 17: fled, beam, 18: satans, dealer, leader, flame, dust, 19: espouse, blame, 20: ancestor, 21: aleles, sides, 22: faint, 23: spouse, senate, 24: 25:

Nostradamus C.7 Q.02: Cabalah for commenting on the human soul. Centuries seven has only forty-two verses and its purpose is to be Nostradamus' Cabalistic Book of Names; a guide to the sounds he associated with actions and a list of people and places. Other chapters hold similar clues but in this cluster Nostradamus emphasises a single theme. In this verse C.7 Q.2 he compares the ancient arts to his own and suggests they are of a similar ancestry and united by a common purpose; a commentary on the human soul. Here he links his use of the sound of the letter zee to his verses in which fanatics are prominent. That this group of verses has a special purpose is highlighted by there being only three verses where the vital anagram for centuries can be found and C.7 Q.2 is one of them.   C.7 Q.02 Opened by Mars Arles will not give war, the soldiers will be astonished by night. Black and white concealing indigo on land under the false shadow you will see traitors sounded. Par Mars ouuert Arles ne donra guerre De nuict $eront les $oldartz e$tonnes Noir blanc a l'inde di$$imules enterre Souz la faincte vmbre trai$tres verez et $onnes. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <ParaMours true dragon leArns><**leArns raper argue true armours done**> <centurieS art not leSs old><neeDs no ztar old countrieS set><nor let neceSsituDe Set on dartz loSs><outcrieS entoneS old ztar enDs> <caballin iroN reenters Disseminules [ seed / spore]>  <verse traitS> <fanatic aSsertive none resetZ Soulz><bertram invect [ harangue] Sonnet verse rites><verse zee traitS entoneS fanatic Soulz><zee reverts> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries necessitude, Caballin assertive Centuries, disseminules Paramours, countries, outcries, Bertram fanatic Tzar, reverts invect armours, traits loss, soulz - dragon - - entones (2 in this verse) re-enters

Centuries I Quatrein 1: Nostradamus' first quatrain.  C.1 Q.01  Sitting alone at night in secret study,   it is placed on the brass tripod.   A slight flame comes out of the emptiness   making prosper that which shouldn't be believed in vain Estant a$sis de nuict $ecret e$tude Seul repose $ur la $elle d'aerain Flambe exigue fortant de $olitude Fait p$perer q n'e$t a croire vain Look carefully at the verse in the picture alongside (Bonhomme edition 1555 ) and you will notice that it differs markedly from that which is shown above and they do so because they are from different editions of Nostradamus' Prophecies. These differences are critical to the understanding of my analyses.   The aim of my work is to show that Nostradamus' code relies on anagrams and in order to provide a credible base I rely almost entirely on the use of one edition only (1568 Benoist Rigaud first  full edition). By doing this I can only under represent any code that really exists  To do otherwise would give me license to choose any version that fits my perceptions and thereby over represent and misrepresent any pattern findable in Nostradamus' Prophecies. I use a strict set of rules for my analysis (See Webbers rules) knowing full well that it will make many possibly meaningful verses impossible to understand. My aim is not to insert meaning where there is none but to give a valid base level of patterns which is above the potential for chance occurrence.t It is only when the material is above the credible bounds of chance that re-processing and corrective measures are worthwhile.    In the analysis of this most critical verse I intend to break my current rules and to show why I do so. The reason for this is there is a highly credible logic in the verse when the text of another version is used, a text not uniike that shown in the picture. The major variations beteen these versions are in the fourth line where the meaningless 'psperer q' becomes 'prosperer qui'. in the first line 'nuict' becomes 'nuit'. These changes deliver the anagrams, for 'centuries', 'quatreins' and 'properies' all of which could be expected in an early verse if Nostradamus' work is coded. When treated in this way there is a modernity to the prophecy implying a deal with the Middle East that goes awry is the centrepiece to Nostradamus' work.   C.6 Q.02 (based largely on Bonhomme edition 1555) ESTANT a$sis de nuit $ecret e$tude Seul repose $ur la $elle d'aerain Flambe exigue fortant de $olitude Fait pro$perer qui ne$t a croire vain Anagram Sequences in above Text. <uNSEATed teSt aSsisTed centurieS><aSsisTANT united / untied><Secret Site unaSsisTed> <leader eSpouse Sale ruleS><uneaSier deal allureS><Sell iran pouuerleSs laSer> <blame guixe [Guise] Feud detonatorS lit><fortunate toluideS [aviation fuel from methyl benzene] be Flamed><toluideS be guixe flame>  q'(u)atre(i)ns covrier><p(ro)pertieS><via Faint p(ro)ps req(ui)re recreationS ><anceStor req(ui)re> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries assistant, unassisisted, assisted, pouuerless, covrier, properties (0 in unaltered text) detonatotors, flamed fortunate Centuries (3 in unaltered text), toluides Quatreins (4 in unaltered text), require (4 in unaltered text) unseated, Guixe re-creations uneasier allures -