Nostradamus C.9 Q.10: Money and opiates cloud the picture of a priestly intercourse. The text of this verse seems to be linked to the hidden messages of C.08 Q.96 in which a nun bears a child and is punished for not keeping to the proper rituals. The last line of the current verse contains a strong sequence of anagrams saying 'other sacred oracles' while those in the earlier lines relate to money and treasure that possibly is linked to drug-runners. Its text implies a means of ritual exposure for unacceptable births. There is an anagram for Sefirot in the third line which fits to the idea this verse is meant to be linked to a series of similar toned quatrains.  If this is done a picture is built of a nun who serves a non-uniformed household function in an abbey where drugs are traded with the local populace but she is unable to speak in her own or her child's defence when she bears a child to a monk and the authorities condemn the child as a the bastard offspring of a nearby army.   C.9 Q.10 The child of a monk and nun exposed to death, To die through a she-bear, and carried off by a boar The army will be camped by Foix and Pamiers, Against Toulouse Carcassonne the forerunners form. Moyne moyne$$e d'enfant mort expo$e Mourir par our$e et rauy par verrier Par Fois et Pamyes le camp $era po$e Contre Tholo$e Carcas dre$$er forrier. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <money poeMS><yeomenS formant [vocal range] needS><deafneSS torment yeomen [ upper echelon household servant]><SeeS Money exportS money> <**pray river uproar our riMe treaSure **><our Merrier pair rerouteS> <yes operaS map Pastime For aPSe><PopeS eraS emplaces my opPiates Far><pamperos [SW wind]><aeSoP paperS Map Forties seFirot  scale> <oTher sacred oraCles><CarcaSsed for Seers>.<Close arc as orThoCenter [intersecting altitudes of triangle] redreSS> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries formant, carcassed, orthocenter deafness, exports, merrier, emplaces yeomens, opiates yeomen, pamperos - - river, pastime Popes, sacred Aesop - money (occurs twice in this line), poems, treasure, other forties /sefirot oracles reroutes - - - - - redress