Introduction to knowledge about Nostradamus
Having beaten his wife, he will strangle the child:
Taking eight prisoners, he is suffocating breathlessly.
Echoes of the beginning of this narrative are found in the tenth Centuria, almost at its beginning. Wife – "fem + me", indeed beaten – "as + sou + mee".
10-8 … De Senegalia le Conte a` son filz propre,
La Myrnar mee par plusieurs de prinfront,
Trois dans sept iours blesse s mors.
10-9 De Castillon figuieres iour de brune,
De fem e infa me naistra sou uerain prince:
Surnom de chausses perhume luy posthume, Onc Roy ne feut si pire en sa prouince.
-10 T as che de murdre , enormes adultere s…
With the arrival in Centuria of the next "wound" in quatrain 10-21, in a somewhat conspiratorial form, this story continues.
10-21 Par le despit du Roy soustenant moindre,
Sera meurdry luy presentant les bagues:
Le pere au filz voulant no blesse poindre,
Fait comme a` Perse iadis feirent les Magues.
Only in quatrain 10-24 will the word “ coup ” appear, along with the prisoner – “ captif ”, and up to this point and a little later, the missing words “ en + fa + nt ” and “ estra + ng + le + ra ” will be collected. The site is quite long, so I suggest you see it for yourself.
It is, of course, wonderful that the word “ captif ” was found in quatrain 10-24, but in this case it is necessary to see the eighth captive Centurius. He is in quatrain 2-79. Here is the beginning of the word " respit ". In quatrain 2-77 there is the necessary ending "– it -"
2-79 La barbe c resp e & noire par engine,
Subi uguera la gent cruelle & fiere:
Le grand CHYREN ostera du longin, Tous les captif s par Seline baniere.
This section is also valuable for this topic because there is another “breathing” quatrain 2-75 nearby. It contains the word " respiral " – from " respire " – to breathe.
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Apparently , Nostradamus was hooked by a childish essence, because the next quatrain is entirely about them, about children.
8-64 Dedans les Isles les enfans transportez,
Les deux de sept seront en desespoir:
Ceux du terrouer en seront supportez,
Nom pelle prins des ligues fuy l'espoir.
The children were transported to the Islands,
Two out of seven will be in despair:
Those from the earth will endure
The name shovel is taken from the leagues of runaway hope.
This is a compiled quatrain. All that is required is to select all the quatrains with children, and look for correspondence with the Author's statements.
Children and islands – in quatrain 10-39.
10-39 …Sans nuls enfans deux Isles en discord…
Below is a section where two out of seven children are in despair: “ De s + es + po + ir ". Here, in quatrain 4-57, the rarest word " supportee ", and in quatrain 4-58 – two words " terre ".
4-59 … De s oif estainctz po ur deux plaines tasses:
Le fort lime', & vn viellart resueur, Aux Genevois de N ir a monstra trasse.
4-60 L es sept enfans en hostaige laisses,
Le ti ers viendra son enfant trucider…
But the words of the fourth line clearly transfer to the section of the sixth Centuria, where there are no visible children. But There is hope – "espoir", "lig + ues", "pe + lle".
6-32 … N ez par fureur quant Begich viendra mordre.
6-33 S a main derniere par A lus sanguinaire,
N e se pourra par la mer guarantir:
E ntre deux fleu ues caindre main militaire,
Le noir l'ireux le fera re pe ntir.
6-34 De feu vloant la machination,
Viendra troubler au grand chef assieges:
Dedans sera te lle sedition,
Qu'en des espoir seront les prof lig es.
6-35 Pres de Rion, & proche a blanche laine,
Aries, Taurus, Cancer, Leo la Vierge,
Mars, Iupiter, le Sol ardra grand plaine,
Boys & cites, lettres caches au cierge.
6-36 Ne bien ne mal par bataille terrestre,
Ne paruiendra aux confins de Perouse:
Rebeller Pise, Florence voir mal estre…
Some intrigue lies in the fact that the word ENFANS tends to be assembled from capital letters very compactly, but the overall picture is spoiled by " F ", which is almost three quatrains distant.
Well, where is the place that inspired the Author to the idea for this quatrain? Hope, after all, or despair accompanies children?
2-24 Quand rin enfant Germain obseruera .
2-25 La garde estrange trahira forteresse,
Espoir & vmbre de plus hault mariage.
No, hope is always with them, never left.
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One of the most mysterious quatrains in the Centuries 8-66 haunted me for many years. The mysterious secret of the two capital letters D and M and the ancient cave with the lamp had to be revealed. I started by turning on the TV and waiting for the news to announce the discovery of something like that. Patience then did not last long. The mind suggested that this would happen before the year 3797, only the equipment was getting old, and the TV would definitely not live up to that moment, it would break. I watched the news way too often.
When some insight descended on me, I realized that it was not necessary to stare at the screen at all, but to read more.
8-66 Quand l'escriture DM trouuee,
Et caue antique a` lampe descouuerte,
Loy, Roy, & Prince Vlpian esprouuee,
Pauillon Royne & Duc sous la couuerte.
When the inscription D. M. _ found,
And the ancient cave with the lamp is open,
Law, King, and Prince Ulpian checks
Pavilion of the Queen and Duke under cover.
That the inscription D. M. _ may correspond to the ancient Roman inscriptions on the tombs " DEIS MANVBIS " – "To the Gods of Manam" – to the gods of the underworld, responsible for the dead – the idea is not mine. This is useful information.
Who did Nostradamus mean under the name Ulpian? I assume that Domitius Ulpian (170-228), an ancient Roman lawyer, one of the founders of Roman law, whose reasoning and conclusions were at that time mandatory for judges in their work. I note that in the sixteenth century the eyes of enlightened people were especially turned to ancient Rome. It was the Renaissance. In particular, Domitius Ulpiana is “remembered” then by Johann Tilius. In 1549 he publishes Titulos ex corpore Vlpiani ", from where Nostradamus could draw information.
In order to understand why the Author started this search for a cave, you just need to really start looking for it. The cave – " caue " antique – " an + tique " was found quite quickly, and began to acquire other details.
D and M were found in the quatrain with the cave , then the lamp – " LAMPE " – took place. The main part of the word, except for the last capital E , was formed in the first line of quatrain 10-29. Interestingly, the second line of quatrain 8-66 reads more like "a cave in a lamp" rather than "a cave with a lamp" – which in fact it is. Then the prince formed: " prin + ce ", the king is obvious. Ulpian was also easily formed from the capital letters of this section: VLPIAN , and then it completely turned out that the Latin phrase DEIS MANIBVS – easy to assemble in the same way.
10-26 …Long temps Bretaigne tiendra auec la France .
10-27 Par le cinquieme & vn grand Hercules
Viendront le temple ouurir de main bellique,
Vn Clement, I ule & Ascans recules,
Lespe, clef, aigle, n'eurent onc si grand picque.
10-28 Second & tiers qui font prime musicque
S era par Roy en honneur sublimee,
Par grasse & maigre presque demy e ticque
Raport de V enus faulx randra deprimee.
10-29 D e P ol MANS O L d an s caue rne caprine
Cache' & prin s extrait hors par la barbe,
Captif mene' comme beste mastin
Par B egourdans amenee pres de Tarbe.
10-30 Nepueu & sang du sainct nouueau venu,
Par le surnom soustient arcs & couuert
Seront chassez mis a` mort chassez nu,
E n rouge & noir conuertiront leur vert.
10-31 Le saint empire viendra en Germanie
I smaelites trouueront lieux ouuerts…
There was no place in this area only for the law. " Loy " – appears only in quatrain 10-34 ( Gau loy s ).
And one more noteworthy detail: in quatrains 10-36 and 10-37, perhaps, another handsome man is Ulpian ( ul + pi + an ).
10-36 … Quelques ans bons rongeant vn & pi llant,
Par tyrannie a`l'isle changeant pris.
10-37 L'assemblee grande pres du lac de Borget,
Se ralieront pres du Montmelian:
Marchans plus outre pensifz feront proget
Chambry, Moriane combat saint I ul i an .
To contemplate the Queen's pavilion, you need to climb a little higher. There are even two queens here, but one is outside the pavilion – PAVILLOn .
10-17 … La royne Ergaste voiant sa fille blesme,
P ar vn regret dans l'estomach encloz:
Crys lamentables seront lors d' A ngolesme,
Et au germain mariage fort clos.
10-18 Le ranc Lorrain fera place a` V endosme,
Le hault mys bas & le bas mys en hault,
Le filz de Hamon sera esleu dans Rome,
Et les deux grands seront mys en deffault.
10-19 I our que sera par royne saluee,
Le iour apres se salut, la priere:
Le compte fait raison & valbuee,
Par auant humble oncques ne feut si fiere.
10-20 Tous les amys qu'auront tenu party,
Pour rude en lettres mys mort & saccage'.
Biens publiciez par fixe grand neanty,
On c Romain peuple ne feut tant outrage'.
The simplest situation is with the duke under cover. Again I return to the first section of the Centuries. Here it is – " duc couuerte ".
10-33 … Saisir Florence le duc & lieu diphlongue,
Sa des couuerte par immeurs & flanknards.
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I don't think anyone has ever explained anything from quatrain 8-67. It is so unusual, with unfamiliar words and unclear meaning. Along with devastation, it contains love and harmony, and these are rare phenomena in the expanses of the Centuries. Therefore, this fact itself simply obliges not to pass this unique quatrain by the side. Human values – after all the horrors that are happening in the "Prophecies", should come to the fore, and beauty should save the world. I, for my part, will contribute to this with all my efforts.
8-67 PAR. CAR. NERSAF, a`ruine grand discorde,
Ne l'vn ne l'autre n'aura election,
Nersaf du peuple aura amour & concorde,
Ferrare, Collonne grande protection.
PAR, CAR, NERSAF, great discord is in ruin,
Neither one nor the other will get elected,
Nersaf will receive love and consent from the people,
Ferrara, Colonna – great patronage.
I’ll leave Nersaf alone for a while, I’ll deal with the characters “ Par ” and “ Car ” for now, adding three more to them – “ Cor ” and “ Dis ” from “ discor de ” and “ Con ” from “ con corde ”.
Such a five is found very close to each other in the Centuries only twice, denoting two areas. One – in the first Centuria. An entertaining picture is obtained from the very first words. Both " con + cor + de " and " dis + cor + de " have an equal chance of life. But there is no Nersaf and devastation.
1-38 … Par cor ne crys harnois n ' arresteront ,
Vindicte , paix par mort si acheue a l' heure . _
1-39 De nuict dans lict le supresme estrangle,
Pour trop auoir subiourne, blond esleu,
Par troys l'empire subroge exancle,
A morte mettra car te, pacquet ne leu.
1-40 La trombe faulse dis simulant folie,
Fera Bisance vn changement de loix:
Hystra d'Egypte qui veult que l'on deslie,
Edict changeant monnoyes & aloys.
1-41 Siege en cite est de nuict assallie,
Peu eschape : non loing de mer conflict …
The second site is located in the ninth Centuria. Here the situation is just as funny, and everything is even more compact. devastation again no how _ And Nersaf .
9-70 … Par les cantons Latins Mas con ne ment.
9-71 Aux lieux sacrez animaux veu a` trixe,
Auec celuy qui n'osera le iour.
A Car cassonne pour dis grace propice,
Sera pose' pour plus ample seiour.
9-72 En cor seront les saincts temples pollus,
Et expillez par Senat Tholossain,
Saturne de ux trois cicles reuollus…
The question may arise: if there are no further coincidences, why did I then mark these two sites? I just want to once again show how the Centuries work. At first glance, everything looks normal, well, these three-letter, however, quite remarkable parts of the words coincided together, what is unusual about this? Yes, at first glance – nothing. But when you know that “– car -” in all Centuries is only 24, and “– dis -” is 25, and even “– cor -” with a rank of 70 contributes to the probability of meeting , it becomes clear: a mere chance here and doesn't smell. This is how everything is placed in the Centuries: strictly according to the laws of the unique Author.
Most likely, he saw the situation that had developed in the first Centuria – and repeated it much later for his own, as yet many secret, unexplored goals.
Now it's time to go in search of Nersaf, who is still a secret. In view of the fact that neither “– saf -” nor “– ners -” are anymore in the Centuries, such a trick will not work with him. NERSAF from capital letters in the lower section is implemented compactly (9-53 – 9-54), giving a chance to realize both CAR and PAR in the same place, but sacrificing their own letters. Ruin – " ruyne " – is present here, and discord, apparently, consists in replacing capital letters. In any case, "– dis -" – is not on this site. But there is a wonderful agreement – " Con + corde " and non-standard, but begging love – " A + mour ", received from the people – PEVPLE , but also, with the replacement of capital letters.
The patronage of Ferrara and Colonna is also noted. In quatrains 9-53 and 9-54 – " Fer + ra + re " and " Co + ll + onne ".
9-51 Con tre les rouges sectes se banderont,
Feu, eau, fer, corde par paix se minera:
A u point mour ir ceux qui machineront,
Fors vn que monde sur tout ruyne ra.
9-52 L a paix s'approche d'vn coste', & la guerre,
Oncques ne feut la poursuitte si grande:
P laindre homme, femme sang innocent par terre,
E t ce sera de France a` toute bande.
9-53 Le N eron ieune dans le trois cheminees,
F er a de paiges vifz pour ardoir getter:
Heu re ux qui loing se ra de telz menees,
Trois de son sang le fer ont mort guetter.
9-54 A rriuera au port de Corsibonne ,
Pres de Rauenne , qui pi ll era la dame:
E n mer profonde legat de la V lisb onne ,
S ouz roc cachez rauiront septante ames.
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Nostradamus brings new two heroes to the pages of his book. Anix and Nanar, why did the Author need them?
8-85 Enter Bayonne & a`saint _ _ Iean de Lux
Sera pose ' de Mars la promottoire
aux Hanix d' Aquilon _ Nanar hostera lux ,
Puis suffocque ' au lict Sans adiutoire .
Between Bayonne and Saint Jean de Luxe
Mars ledge will be located
Nanar will take away the light from Anix from Aquilon,
Then suffocating in bed without help.
Anix ( Han + ix ) from Aquilon is the owner of the light, I confirm this, and post the place in the Prophecies where this is recorded.
2-88 …Mouton, Lutece, A ix ne garantira.
2-89 Du iour seront demis les deux grandz maistres
Leur grand pouuoir se verra augmente:
La terre neufue sera en ses haultz estres,
Au sanguinaire le nombre racompte.
2-90 Par vie & mort c han ge regne d'Ongrie:
La loy sera plus aspre que seruice:
Leur grand cite' d'vrlements plaincts & crie,
Castor & Pol lux ennemis dans la lyce.
Continuation of the story The author moved to the ninth Centuria. In it, Anix ( Ha + nix ) meets Nanar ( Na + nar ). Here and Mars appears, or even two. The second is MARS .
9-62 … Seront croisez par ranc tous attachez ,
Le perti na x Oppi, & M andragora,
Raugon d'Octobre le tiers seront laschez.
9-63 Plainctes & pleurs crys, & grands urlemens
Pres de Nar bon a Bayonne & en Fo ix ,
O quel horrible calamitz c han gemens,
A uant que Mars reuolu quelques foys.
9-64 L'Aemathion passer montz Pyrennees,
En Mars Narbon ne fera resistance…
A little higher is the subject of their dispute – LVX . Surprisingly, there are also two Mars in this area, exactly the same. Here same going the word "ho + st + era".
9-55 … L 'an ensuiuant viendra la pestilence
Si fort ho rrible que ieune, vieulx, ne be st e,
S ang, feu, Mercure, Mars , Iupiter en France.
9-56 Camp pres de Noudam passera Goussan ville,
Et a M aiotes laissera son enseigne:
Conuertira en instant plus de mille,
Cherchant les deux remettre en chaine & legne.
9-57 A u lieu de DR VX vn R oy repos era …
Yes, many Mars have been found, but not all of them. It is required to find one that is associated with the word " promontoire ", and located between Bayonne and, possibly, found LUX, because such rare words are nearby. " Bayonne " – in 9-63, which also has Mars, but standing after Bayonne, i.e., does not fit into the conditions of the assignment (between Bayonne and … Lux), and " promontoire " – in 9-60.
The correct Mars is also nearby. MARS.
9-62 A u grand de Cheramon agora,
Seront croisez par ranc tous attachez,
Le pertinax Oppi, & M andragora,
Raugon d'Octobre le tiers seront laschez.
It remains to find Nanar, suffocated ( suffoque ) in bed ( lict ). He Same found , welcome V this make sure : "Na + nar".
2-38 …Quand les mo nar ques seront concilies:
Mais l'vn d'eux viendra si malencombre,
Que guerres ensemble ne seront ralies.
2-39 Vn an deuant le conf lict Italique,
Germains, gaulois, hespaignolz pour le fort:
Cherra l'escolle maison de republicque,
Ou, hors mis peu, seront suffoque mors.
2-40 Vn peu apres non point longue interualle,
Par mer & terre sera faict grand tumulte,
Beaucoup plus grande sera pugne na ualle…
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Who will be one of the next objects of attention? This time – the seducer – " seducteur ", placed in a pit to heighten the effect.
8-95 Le seducteur sera mis en la fosse,
Et estache' iusques a` quelque temps,
Le clerc vny le chef auec sa crosse
Pycante droite attraira les contens.
The seducer will be placed in the pit,
And tied up for a while
Clerk, one with the head with his staff
Sharp straight, will attract satisfied.
The seducer began his career in quatrain 3-95. Modest then, he did not show himself in any way, he just looked seductive. " Seductiue " – seductive. By adding the missing ending "– eur " – it manifests itself.
3-95 _ vne autre beaucoup plus seductive ,
_ Boristhenes premier viendra faillir ,
Par dons & langue vne plus attractiue .
3-96 Chef de Fossa n aura gorge copee,
Par le duct eur du limier & leurier…
But he was noticed by Nostradamus, the pit – “ fossa ”, apparently in the Latin manner, ending in “ a ”, – too. The author decided to tie it for a reason, too. The word " estache '" is present only four times in the Centuries, so its second presence in quatrain 3-91 could not go unnoticed, and the Magister took advantage of this fact. "– Foss -" in the Centuries is the same rarity. This letter combination was noted five times. Yes, the chapter – " Chef " – where without it, is also here.
With a clerk in this area – complete emptiness. No clues were found, which can not be said about " cro + sse ". Author This definitely was noted .
3-90 …Vn chef de cla sse istra de Carmanie,
Qui prendra terre au Tyrren Phocean.
3-91 L'arbre qu'estoit par long temps mort seche`,
Dans vne nuict viendra a` reuerdir:
Cro n.roy malade, prince pied estache'…
However, the story of the clerk has its development elsewhere in the Centuries. The whole picture is formed on it, described in the third line of quatrain 8-95.
5-13 … Fureur grin sse ant chassera gent lybique