Nostradamus C6 Q05: Space ship pilots exempt from Earthly law as impoverished refugees perish.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015, 2022

Nostradamus' verse C6 Q05 would have been highly perplexing to those who lived their lives before late in the 20th century but since that time analysts of his work have seen this verse in the context of mankind's capacity to travel in space. That impression can be gained entirely from the text Samarobyrn 100 leagues from the hemisphere they will live without law exempt from politics. Of course other anlysts still attempt the difficult task of giving it meaning within the context of a wide sixteenth century readership.

The anagrams contained within this verse produce evidence that supports the modern space traveler theme and in so doing also give meaning to the last line's social statements.  In particular the anagrams for Baronry perishes here found at the ends of the third line imply that early space travelers form a meritocracy with no status from rank, power, authority  or position.

Examples of other space relevant terms can be seen in the third and fourth lines; ship helm exude (eux de_ l'hem_iſph), quite elliptoid  (t de polli _tique ) and spheres aroma (ſphereS_amaro).

This verse C6 Q05 is linked to C3 Q10 and other pairs in this series by its tones. The great famine via pestiferous wave in the first line of this verse is a prime factor but the rest of its text fits well to the concepts in the paired verse in which a space machine / metaled cage is the implied source of the calamitous plague event.

The anagrams of the paired verses conform in a similar way with unity between important terms that is enough to make it unlikely their occurrences are products of chance alone.

But the text of the second line of this verse also carries another scene that links this verse to the current century. Through long rain the length of the arctic pole ties the verse to both thg great flood theme and events around the North Pole.