6-86 Le grand Prelat vn iour apres son songe,
Int erprete' au rebours de son sens:
De la Gascoigne luy suruiendra vn monge,
Qui fera eslire le grand Prelat de sens.
6-87 L'eslection faicte dans Frankfort,
N'aura nul lieu, Milan s' op posera…
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I puzzled over the next quatrain for a long time . In the end, everything turned out to be very simple, which I did not expect at all.
5-92 Apres le siege tenu dixsept ans,
Cinq changeront en tel reuolu terme:
Puis sera l'vn esleu de mesme temps,
Qui des Romains ne sera trop conforme.
After a siege that lasted seventeen years,
Five will be replaced in the same period:
Then one will be elected at the same time,
Which the Romans won't do very well.
It is necessary simply from the very beginning of the centuries to count seventeen "– ans -" in any form, for example, the very first case: " tr ans mis ", etc. The last, seventeenth case falls on the wonderful quatrain 1-41. It is in it that the first word " Siege " in the Centuries is located.
1-41 Siege en cite' est de nuict assallie,
Peu eschape' : non loing de mer conflict:
Femme de ioye retours filz defaillie,
Poison & lettres cachees d ans le plic.
Absolutely for the same period, all the forms “ change …” ( changeant and changement ) appear in the text exactly five times. The last case is in quatrain 1-43, as part of the word “ changement ”, during the period of the seventeenth “ ans ”. (This is where my past entries on this topic end. For completeness, I will add today's observation).
esleu -” occurs twice (quatrains 1-12 and 1-13). The first case – fits what is written in the last two lines of quatrain 5-92. Collected word here – "co + nf + or + me".
1-10 … Ou les e nf ans septains du roy sont pris:
Les vieux & peres s or tiront bas de l'enfer,
Ains mourir voir de fruict mort & crys.
1-11 Le mouve me nte de sens, co eur, piedz, & mains,
Seront d'acord. Naples, Leon, Secille:
Glaifues, feus, eaux : puis aux nobles Romains ,
Plonges tues mors par cerueau debile.
1-12 Dans peu dira faulce brute, fragile,
De bas en hault esleue promptement…
Well, it’s worth, probably, at the end of this topic, to note one, perhaps non-random fact. According to the results of all ten centuries, the words " siege " in the singular are seventeen, the numerals " cinq " are the same.
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Not otherwise, as another "space" quatrain ahead. Here everything is already quite open and unambiguous, the space station is no different.
6-5 Si grand famine par vnde pestifere,
Par pluye longue le long du polle arctique: Samarobryn cent lieux de l'hemispere, Viuront sans loy, exempt de pollitique.
So much hunger because of the plague wave,
From rain of a long duration from the Arctic Pole:
Samarobrine hundred places from the floor – spere ,
They will live without law, free from politics.
Yes, the word " polle " – "pole", " hemispere " – similar to "hemisphere", the mysterious "Samarobrin", " lieux " – a word consonant with the unit of measurement league, but still different from it ( lieue ). Everything really creates a fantastic image of the cosmic future.
What is this quatrain really about?
" Samarobryn " is most likely a resident of Samarobriva ( Samarobriva ) – the ancient Latin name of the modern city of Amiens.
" Hemispere " is not a hemisphere at all . The absence of the letter " h " in it makes it unique, invented by Nostradamus. The meaning becomes – "half" plus "separator".
"– Hemi -" in the first seven Centuries is found only four more times. At 1-7, 2-21, 3-72 and 5-73. The second case is the same one. This is where " hemi + sp + ere " comes together.
2-20 F ere s & seurs en diuers lieux captifz,
Se trouueront passer pres du monarque:
Les contempler ses rameaux ententifz,
De sp laisant voir menton, front, nez, les marques.
2-21 L'embassadeur envoye' par biremes,
A my c hemi n d'incogneuz repoulses…
As you can see – here the word " lieux " is in place. No “Samarobrin” is found here, and it should not be, firstly, there is no “hundred” here, and secondly, due to the lack of an ending “– yn”, “Samarobr yn” simply does not have the right to life .
The closest combination of two such letters is in quatrain 2-1 ( Sel yn ) far from here.
…As it turned out, after much deliberation, not so far away. “One hundred places from hemi + sp + ere ", i.e., from the place where it all gathers completely from bottom to top, to the place where Sa + ma + ro + br + yn completely gathers – exactly one hundred places – capital letters . Below is the beginning reference .
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2-19 N(6)ouueaux venus, lieu basty sans defense,
O(5)ccuper la place par lors inhabitable:
P(4)rez, maisons, champs, villes, prendre a plaisance,
F(3)aim, P( 2)este, guerre, arpen long labourable.
2- 20 F(1)r ere s & seurs en divers lieux Captifz…
And this is the place where “ Sa + ma + ro + br + yn ” is formed.
2-1 Port S(100)el yn fortes fera inuasions.
2-2 L(99)a teste blue fera la teste blanche,
A(98)utant de ma l que F(97)rance a fai with t leur bien.
M(96)ort a l'anthenne grand pendu sus la br anche,
Q(95)uand prins des siens le R (94) o y dira combien.
2-3 P(93)our la chaleur solaire sus la mer,
D(92)e N(91)egrepont les poissons demis cuits:
