Nostradamus- C.10 Q.65 : Computerisation of Christ's resurrection line.

Nostradamus- C.10 Q.65 : Computerisation of Christ's resurrection line.  On Agennos: (from Gk a=without/ not, gennos=beget ) implying not begotten. All eight of the agennos anagram verses can be accessed through agennos quatrains.   This verse is one of the focal points of a major story told by Nostradamus in his Prophecies.another of those that gives every appearance of being central to Nostradamus' coding methods. It ony needs a glance at its visible text to see that it has a religious theme and it takes just a little knowledge to conclude it reaches way back into religious history for its story of the churches future troubles. But the anagrams underneath are quite dramatic. They are personal, complex, identifiable with a unique historical event and with Nostradamus' personal struggle in presenting his case. His story is about the Nicean Council and its creation of a status of heresy for those who dared take a Gnostic view of Christ's birth.. And yet it also is about Nostradamus' coding methods and his own struggles with the questions this Nicean legacy leaves unanswered.  Within the anagrams of this verse  the ones for Nostredamus, encodements, status, denouncements, computerisation, perfection, actiniums,  proactiniums  and tremendous  are either singular with no other occurrences or have a maximum of two. Together they state quite dramatically that Nostradamus' aim was to expose the fallacy in the doctrine surrounding the birth,  death and lineage of Jesus. The anagrams also spell out the time of nostradamus' interest from the time of the birth of Jesus up to when Proactinium/Actinum afflicts the earth.   The anagrams for Actiniums and Proactiniums are both found in line 4 and their connection reinforces the agennos link. The element proactinium was given the name because it is the father of actinium, a radioactive element of short half-life. Agennos is a major part of Nostradamus' vision for our future. The stories sketched out by the  agennos verses although covered by these pages are presented with greater cohesion in my online book which I sell on Kindle.( See  Nostradamus: Impact on the 21st Century).    C.10 Q.65 O vast Rome, thy ruin approaches, Not of thy walls, of thy blood and substance: The one harsh in letters will make a very horrible notch, Pointed steel driven into all up to the hilt. O va$te Romme ta ruyne s'approche Non de tes murs de ton $ang et $u$tance L'aspre par lettres fera $i horrible coche Fer poinctu mis a tous ju$ques au manche Anagram sequences found in the above lines of French text. <uneasy prop Stave echO><papers> <moRe mature yen OvateS><maumetry[Islamic] propanes OverhaSte> <OverheatS super-canopy> <noStredamus eNcodements denote Agennos StatuS><agennetoS StatuS eNcodements/ / deNouncements><noted tremendous agentS> <Sefira's letter> <latter paper refers> <hiS fear><appears><his bricoler [Fr. tinkerings] echo flatterers appareLs> <computerisation><manchu perFection><aqueuS tsunamic joust><juSus to actiniums><proactiniums><manchu Frontpiece> Agennetos: (from Gk a=without/ not, gennos=beget, -tos =by means of) ) implying born without a father. Sefira: The Letter carrying spheres in the Hebrew coding device called the Tree of Life FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries maumetry, overhaste / overheats, super-canopy, Nostredamus, encodements, agennetos, denouncements, flatterers, Manchu, computerisation, tsunamic, joust, actiniums, proactiniums uneasy, status, Sefiras, frontpiece ovates, tremendous, bricoler, perfection apparels - - - agennos, latter appears propanes denotes - - mature

Nostradamus' verse C.5 Q.40- French Courtiers C(C.V Q.40)

 

Nostradamus' verse C.5 Q.40-  French Courtiers The following verse has strong reference points to people and events in the sixteenth century but it also carries astronomic detais such as meteorites that are totally out of keeping with the century in which Nostradamus lived.   There are two sets of names within the anagrams of the verse that cover much of the sixteenth century. In the second line there are adjacent anagram for 'Louis Nogaret'. According to Wikipedia:  Jean Louis de Nogaret de La Valette (1554–1642), was a powerful member of the French nobility at the turn of the 17th century. He was deeply involved in plots and politics throughout his life. The last line contains two names as adjacent anagrams who were a prominint pairing in the sixteenth century. The names Valoix (or Valois) and Poitiers validly link Henry II and his court favourite Diane Poitiers who gained Henri's protection up until his untimely death. Diane de Poitiers (3 September 1499 – 25 April 1566) was a French noblewoman and a prominent courtier at the courts of kings Francis I and his son, Henri II of France She became notorious as the latter's favourite. It was in this capacity that she wielded much influence and power at the French Court, which continued until Henry was mortally wounded in a tournament accident, during which his lance wore her favour (ribbon) rather than his wife's. It was the death of Henri that led to much of Nostradamus fame for his verse C.1.Q.35 was seen as predicting this event "1. The young lion will overcome the older one, 2. in a field of combat in single fight: 3. He will pierce his eyes in their golden cage; 4. two wounds in one, then he dies a cruel death."   Verse C.5 Q.40 is consistent with the theme of royal lineage and the influential sects that shaped that bloodline. It appears to be intermixed with more of Nostradamus' astronomic coding mechanisms that leave the impression of a more modern role for this lineage. The ideas are consistent with other verses that highlight these same events at the end of this century.   C.5 Q.40 The blood royal will be so very mixed, Gauls will be constrained by Hesperia: One will wait until his term has expired, And until the memory of his voice has perished. Le $ang royal $era si tre$me$le Contraint $eront Gaulois de l'Hefperie On attendra que terme $oit coule Et que memoire de la voix $oit perie. Anagram sequences in French text. <aSterism relayS organeLleS><or aSterism relayS angeLS><organeLleS layS arterieS mess><resist a organ Slayer meLlees> <louis noGaret [1554-1642] retainS perfeCtion Held><noGaret sHield retainS perfeCtion><Gauloist Nestorian Held perfeCtion><arGentous oils Held perfeCtion> <uranoloGist [astronomer] Set Container Held> <meteoriteS quadrant-nOte><it equate romeS trend> <**meteorS quare elOcution attend**><it quartered Some leO tenant> <valoix [Henry II] poitierS [Diane]><dire memo><rEquite / quiEter expoSitio [an abandoned child]> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries 'Louis Nogaret', quartered, expositio organelles, equate, meteorites, elocution relays, mellees, perfection, argentous, shield, Poitiers Valoix container, Gauloist - held - asterism arteries, quieter / requite Nestorian