Nostradamus C.10 Q.37 : N's lexicon of names used to identify his themes. The anagrams of this verse hold a vital coding statement that shows Nostradamus utilised an ancient lexicon of names written in alphabetical order. These names are placed throughout the prophecies as additional identifiers of each theme.   C.10  Q.37 The great assembly near the Lake of Bourget, They will meet near Montmélian: Going beyond the thoughtful ones will draw up a plot Chambéry, Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, Saint-Julien battle. L'assemblee grande pres du lac de Borget Se ralieront pres de Montmelian Marchans plus oultre pensifz feront proget Chambry Moriane combat $ainct Juliane. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <preassemble-largest codaBle range used> <get enlarged preludes or assembLe a-B-c-d-e> <reassemblage> <danger pleasured>bLameless <**earlier nameliSt portends oMen*><**interperSonal eternaliSm mode**><**earlier Moment alienS portends**><nostredeM milaneSe pointer><lorraine alienS Memento><protein ailmentS real deMons><**Streamline deMons pre-relation**> <if present plans frozen port get slouu March><get proton> <Juli embarcation anticS><barmY [foamy] Chain><aeronomic abStain>Satanic FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries codable, reassemblage, interpersonal a_b_c_d_e, frozen, aeronomic, barmy, embarcation namelist / ailments blameless, moment, memento abstain portends, eternalism / streamline, Nostredem Satanic slouu (slow) earlier - Milanese, Lorraine, pointer / protein - - pleasured - proton - - - -

Nostradamus C.7 Q.38: The equestrians death that affects us all. This verse is different to most of those in Centuries seven since it doesn't offer a significant name nor does it easily link into the concept of the evolution of the soul. Yet its anagrams have powerful connections with the text and it may well be that it delvers the necessary relevance through its detail. There is no doubt that the text and the anagrams are about  physical mutilation through an equestrian accident. The text tells us the magnitude of the mutilation in a very generalised way but the anagrams tell us the shocking details of how the entrails are torn apart and the genitals separated from the body by the mob as much as the accident itself. There is a sense in the anagrams of a courtly involvement in the plight of the equestrian with the courtiers emotionally involved in the lead up events and its immediate aftermath.  The story and the context fit into the events of the financial turmoil starting in the current decade which involve an Olympic equestrian, gold scandals and a financial crisis that underpins all the disasters that follow (See my paper on Nostradamus-gold_date_code for more.) From this we can conclude this is no routine part of history but a critical moment when the chance to alter the fate of mankind is lost.   C.7 Q.38 The elder royal one on a frisky horse will spur so fiercely that it will bolt. Mouth, mouthful, foot complaining in the embrace; dragged, pulled, to die horribly.  L'ai$ne Royal sur cour$ier voltigeant Picquer viendra $i rudement courir Gueulle lipee pied dans l'estrein pleignant Traine tire horriblement mourir. Anagram Sequences in French Text. (** = full line coverage) <aLiens over elating Scurrilous><geneRaLisation revolt slay><Royals crouus><courierS><slay RelationS><noRSe raucously lot genitaLia riverS><eating lover entRailS> <documentarieS driven><court e-Pic drainS rude men quiver> <InvaderS unmerited><ruction><incorruPt cirque [mountain lake] driven> <lands neGating serpentine (S-shaped) uuell><pillule [small pill] tunnaGe [tonnage]>{dilatedness> <antigen splinter><sadden listener> <entire moment horrible><either Train or embroilment [fight]><remount their Terrain><therein /neither embroiler [fighter] mount> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries scurrilous, generalisation, raucously, over-elating, genitalia, unmerited, incorrupt, pillule, tunnage, embroiler, embroilment documentar(ies / ise), ruction, negating, dilatedness, moment (+2 as 'moment') revolt, rivers, quiver, Serpentine therein / neither Royals, lover, either couriers splinter elating relations / orientals crouus cirque, antigen slay / lays - court, drains listener over, mount - uuell