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
Despuis Pannons iusques Hercules la hare.
5-14 Saturne & Mars en leo Espaigne captiue,
Par chef lybique au conflict attrape',
Proche de Malthe, Heredde prinse viue,
Et Romain sceptre sera par coq frappe'.
5-15 En nauigant captif prins grand pontife,
Grans apretz faillir les clerc z tumultuez:
Second esleu absent son bien debife,
Son fauory bastard a` mort tue'.
5-16 A son hault pris plus la lerme sabee,
D'humaine chair par mort en cendre mettre,
A l'isle Pharos par cro isars perturbee…
Already in the future events of the Centuries, Nostradamus again sets in motion this whole swirling topic. He says goodbye to the seducer in quatrain 10-46, reminding him that he is still in the pit: FOSSE.
10-46 Vie soit mort de L' O R vilaine indigne,
S era de Saxe non nouueau electeur:
De Brunsuic mandra d'amour signe,
F aux le rendant au peuple seducteur .
10-47 De Bourze ville a la dame Guyrlande,
L'on mettra sus par la trahison faicte
Le grand prelat de Leon par Formande,
Faux pellerins & rauisseurs defaicte.
10-48 Du plus profond de l' E spaigne enseigne…
I have noticed many times how the Author unanimously and tightly collects in the right place all the necessary capital letters, with the exception of one. What is this? The fear that his cryptography would become too comprehensible without this? Maybe yes. There is no other explanation, at least for me.
The most difficult part of the task is to find the source for the last, fourth line of quatrain 8-95. In this case, I will not claim that I discovered the true place: " Py + can + te ", " dr + oi + te ", " con + te + ns ". Due to the rather small fragmentation of words, it is difficult to draw an unambiguous conclusion.
2-74 … Pour passer outre vers les monts Py renees:
La gent sortir de la Marque d'An con ne,
Par te rre & mer le suiura a` gra ns trainees.
2-75 La voix ouye de l'insolit oyseau,
Sur le can on du respiral estaige,
Si