5-81 L'oyseau royal sur la cite' solaire,
Sept moys deuant fera nocturne augure:
Mur d'Orient cherra tonnaire esclaire,
Sept iours aux portes les ennemis a` l'heure.
Royal bird over the sunny city,
Seven months earlier will make a night omen:
The wall of the East will fall, thunder, glow,
Exactly seven days the enemies are at the gates.
Seven months earlier is the interval between quatrains 1-23 and 1-47, in which, respectively, the eighth and seventh months, counting back from quatrain 5-81. At this interval there is a remarkable quatrain 1-34.
1-34 L' oyseau _ de proye volant a la _ senestre ,
Auant conflict fake aux Francoys parure :
L' vn _ bon prendra , l' vn _ ambigue sinistre ,
La party foible Tiendra par bon August .
A bird of prey flying to the left,
Before the French conflict, she prepared:
One for the good will take, the other for the ambiguously sinister,
A weak party will be taken as a good omen.
The bird that made the omen was found. Nearby, by the way, in 1-33, the city is cite ', and in the nearby quatrain 1-26 is the word nocturne . (Everything is correct, but the compound words roy + al p roy e (1-34) + p al merin (1-30) and sol + aire sol eil (1 -37) + « deff aire "(1-36) a short comment, it is clear that from the future. Further I also had some insight, I am no longer limited to the framework of one quatrain, has something really begun to reach? Wall (walls) , by the way, not the same one, but, as a linking word noticed, it is a good find).
The fourth line of the quatrain is literally translated in a slightly different way seven days at the gates of their enemies at (k) hour, therefore, the keywords, according to this phrase, are involved in the search. There is no longer "before", "after", etc. There are only seven days. It seems that such a site was found in the Centuries.
4-50 Que sept ne tiennent par ranc la hierarchies .
4-51 Vn duc cupide son ennemy ensuyure,
Dans entrera empeschant la phalange:
Hastez a` pied si pres viendront poursuiure
Que la iour nee conflite pres de Gange.
4-52 En cite' obsesse aux murs hommes & femmes
Why exactly him? Answer: in a close quatrain 4-55: " Durant sept heures ne fera que crier :". Yes Yes! Where this topic started, and thus ends. Crows are very adaptable birds to life in any conditions. Let them croak, since God has given the "royal birds" such a gift.
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With the next quatrain 5-90, there may be some progress related to the vision of the Nostradamus mysteries.
5-90 Dans les cyclades, en perinthe & larisse,
Dedans l'Sparte tout le Pelloponnesse:
Si grand famine, peste, par faulx connisse,
Neuf moys tiendra & tout le cherronesse.
In the Cyclades, in Perinth and Larissa,
In Sparta, the whole Peloponnese:
So great a famine, a plague, due to false support,
It will hold out for nine months, and all Chersonese.
Nine "months" have developed with the advent of quatrain 5-81. The unusual turns of speech of the quatrain, if taken literally, indicate that the mysterious Chersonesus " cherronesse ", is somewhere here. Yes, surprisingly easy to find. It is also noted that the Author did not pull out a random card from the deck a page: everything is the same place, the same "bird" quatrain. Here he : "Cherr + on + esse".
5-81 L'oyseau royal sur la cite' solaire,
Sept moys deuant fera nocturne augure:
Mur d'Orient cherr at on naire esclaire,
Sept iours aux portes les ennemis a l'heure.
5-82 Au conclud pache hors la forter esse
Of course, this could not but interest. Next in line is the Peloponnese, it should appear somewhere in Sparta. She has only one option. "Sparta" only at 6-84. Below is news from that place.
Yes, not everything is as slender and compact as in the last place, but " Pe + ll + op + onn + esse " is going to. (Again I had to intervene from the future. This site is justifiably so large. In addition to Sparta, there are per + int + he , and cy + cla + des , and LARISSE . And this list can be continued. Despite the scarcity previously collected useful information, I, in fact, very much doubted the chosen path All these composing words from fragments found on an already "understandable" site then struggled with the theory of probability Who would "do" whom in the end was unknown).
6-82 Par ceulx qu'apres _ _ occu per ont le cy p he .
6-83 Celuy qu'aura tant d'h onn eurs & car esse s,
A son entree de la gaule Belgique:
Vn temps apres fera tant de rudesses,
E t sera contre a` la fleur tant be ll ique.
6-84 Celuy qu'en Sparte Cla ude ne peult regner,
Il fera tant par voye seductiue:
Que du court, long, le fera araigner,
Que contre R oy fera sa pe rspectiue.
6-85 L a grand cite' de Tharse par Gaulois,
S era des truicte, captifz tous a` Turban:
S ecours par mer du grand Portugalois,
Premier d'este' le iour du sacre' Vrban.
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, its 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.