And the game in counting years will be continued by the next quatrain of the first centurion.
1-48 Vingt ans du regne de la Lune passes,
Sept mil ans autre tiendra sa monarchie:
Quand le Soleil prendra ses iours lasses,
Lors accomplit & mine ma prophetie.
Twenty years of the reign of the moon have passed,
Seven thousand years another will hold his monarchy:
When the sun takes its tired days,
Then my prophecy will be completed and fulfilled.
From the vague and, obviously, very long lines of this quatrain, two amazing “coincidences” were revealed.
Twenty "– ans -": according to the 1557 edition, it turns out that it is the twentieth such combination of letters from the beginning of the first Centuria that falls on the first line of this quatrain. So the author is absolutely right.
Seven " mil ans ": the result of putting these two words together will give " milans ", the city of Milan in the plural. Exactly seven Milans are found in the first seven Centuries.
I will add that this word, perhaps intentionally, is played up by the Author later. In the ninth Centurion, in quatrain 95, the mysterious “ Milannoile ” appears, and in the eighth Centurion, in quatrain 13, the mysterious “fleet of a thousand years” appears – “ classe ' a ` mil ans ".
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The following interesting quatrain that I want to consider will certainly be greatly appreciated by fans of fantasy. Closing your eyes, you can imagine how nine brave daredevils are flying in a space rocket to unknown planets.
1-81 D'humain troupeau neuf seront mis a` part,
De iugement & conseil separes: Leur sort sera divise' en depart, Kappa, Thita, Lambda mors, bannis esgares.
Of the human herd, nine will be separated,
From judgment and advice are separated:
Their fate will be different from the start
Kappa, Theta, Lambda are dead, banished, lost.
As a child, I, like, probably, all the boys of the Earth, dreamed of becoming an astronaut. Fate decreed otherwise for me, and today I walk on the ground with my feet, as Nostradamus walked.
This quatrain is about the nine – “ neuf ”, which the Author “separated”, “placed aside, in “ part ””. The number of " part " in the singular in seven centuries is exactly nine.
In addition, a little later, at the beginning of the second Centuria, such an interesting section was discovered, on which, in the most wonderful way and in full accordance with the methods of Nostradamus, “PART”, and “ humain ”, and “ neuf ”, and even “ tr + oup + eau ":