You name it, the 16th-century prophet supposedly foresaw it – right down to the death of Elizabeth II, which has made a bestseller of a book interpreting his cryptic verses. However, based on the eerie parallels between his quatrains and various historical events that have already come to pass, it’s perhaps worth pondering the visions contained within Les Propheties. Nostradamus and His Prophecies: Including all the Prophecies in French and English, with complete notes and indexes. Hence, for instance, quatrain 10/22, purporting to forecast the death of the Queen, reads: “Because they disapproved of his divorce / A man who later they considered unworthy / The People will force out the King of the islands / A Man will replace who never expected to be king. The Vulgar impression putteth in the fourth Verse, Pan, Tyber, in stead of Arne, Tyber, which is a visible fault; for the History mentioneth only the inundation of those two Rivers in Italy, it may be that the likeness of those words, Pau and Arne, is the cause of the mistake; as also because the name of Pau, which is the biggest Ri∣ver in Italy, is more famous in History than that of Arne, which is the River that passeth through Florence.

This proceeding being not according to the Laws of Arms, we may believe, that the victorious discovered a malitious craft of the vanquished, who had left some Sheeps-heads poisoned, to revenge themselves of the victorious, which obliged the Spaniards to serve so the Captain, the Italians and the French; and because the French were not so ill used, as the Italians, we may judge that the Italians were the chief contrivers of this business. was an effect of Gods Providence, which moved the Pope's, and the Kings hearts; the Author saith, they were struck from Heaven. The meaning therefore of it, is, that a Theologian shall be struck by Heaven; that is, shall die, so that he shall proceed no further in his work, which I suppose by the two last Verses, was the Philosophers stone; for in the two last Verses he saith, that the secret of the close keeper, that is, of him that wrought secretly, shall (by his death) be so closed up, that people shall tread on, and before it. Although they were published in 1555, more than a decade before his death, they are still valid and are reviewed year after year to try to guess what the fate of the planet will bring. This has been taken to refer to a jousting tournament in 1559, when Gabriel, Comte de Montgomery’s importunate lance burst through the king’s poorly secured visor, skewing the king’s eye, throat and temple, resulting in his death 11 days later.He is author of the bestselling Nostradamus: The Complete Prophecies for the Future and Nostradamus: The Good News and has translated and written the ultimate collection of Nostradamus's prophecies in The Complete Nostradamus. Within Mario Reading's writing reads, "because they disapproved of her divorce, a man they afterwards deemed unworthy; the People will cast out the King of the Isles; He will replace a Man who never expected to be king.

In the aftermath of a devastating pandemic, once-unthinkable lockdowns, and the war in Ukraine, it’s hardly surprising that economies across the world have sailed into troubled waters. Perhaps fish won’t boil in the sea, but we are already witnessing a mass extinction-level event happening across the globe. It is an Eastern Prince, who leaving his Countrey, shall come over the Apennine Mountains, which divide Italy, and come as far as France, destroying all before him.I did never find that word of Glue-head before in any Author, and I believe if Cotgrave were alive again, it would puzzle him to give the interpretation thereof. While many interpret that fire raining from the sky could be predicting an astral threat, could it be perhaps something far more man-made?

It is this quality of both vagueness and specificity which allows each new generation to reinterpret Nostradamus. Nostradamus - The Complete Prophecies for the Future" translation and insightful interpretation reveal extraordinary and sometimes shocking predictions for the future.His Nostradamus Trilogy – thrillers based on the theme of Nostradamus's 58 missing prophecies – is an international bestseller, with rights sold in 38 countries. However, one that can be narrowed down to perhaps being due in 2022 is the prediction of war reaching Europe. But might Nostradamus be pouring cold water on such bold aspirations with his cryptic line, ‘the light of Mars will go out’? This Quatrain,” wrote Reading, “will come as no surprise to the British people and it has wide implications. We’ll just have to hope that the reference to cannibalism is a poetic flourish rather than a straight-up prediction of life in 2023.

This indicates that Prince Harry, who is currently away from the United Kingdom, would be the successor to the current King Charles III. Perhaps not a surprise, given the climate over the past few years, but rising sea temperatures were something that Nostradamus predicted in 1555. The resulting quatrains (four line verses) are oblique and elliptical, and use puns, anagrams and allegorical imagery. But if the prospect of floods, droughts, murderers and King Harry and Meghan livestreaming Netflix specials from Buckingham Palace aren’t enough to give you the willies about what’s upcoming, consider this last Nostradamus prediction.

Perhaps Nostradamus didn’t predict the king’s death so much as make it look to future readers as if he had. But the prophecy’s veracity is in doubt because it didn’t appear in print until long after that fatal encounter. L'auteur joue sur notre credibilité et le mystère autour de Nostradamus, mais dans des notes funestes et morbides. I am amazed by the translations' objectivity and Lemesurier's refusal to interpret the prophecies beyond what the text itself suggests. the History of the Genealogy of the house of Medicis, made by Peter de Boissat, men∣tioneth, that in some places of the City of Florence, the water overflowed to the heigth of eight Fathoms, and covered all the valley of Arne.