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Arc Michael
Aug 1, 2016, 3:39:03 PM8/1/16
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Calendar
L'an mil neuf cens nonante neuf sept : 'In the year of our Lord (year) 1999,
mois: French: Month[s]
Sept: Literal meaning is 'Seven [th].'
Nostradamus writes on the zodiac angles in relation to the calendar.
The Liturgical Year Based Upon Babylonian Numerical-Month Count.
Roman Calendar Based upon A Greek Lunar-Solar Calendar but Begun in March in today’s Gregorian Calendar. Greeks started their Year at the Summer Solstice!
Before 1567, Records Show that The New Year Begun on/about Easter Sunday of Each Year.
Marguerite de Valois
War In Heaven
Du ciel: French, A Phrase & An Expression, A Preposition
caelus
Viendra : French, an expression
un grand: indefinite article here with an adjective
Roy: Old French Spelling; a proper noun
Deffraieur
Deffraieur : c. 1568 (?), only in one version that survived.
Diction.
Francis Bacon's Archaic version reads as: To alienate sacred office of Church.
Interpretations of last word on line-two of X.LXXII by other Nostradamus writers:
purveyor
End of Old/Middle French Section
Etymology
Resusciter: French To Resurrect; to resuscitate. Infinitive Verb
World Leaders
le grand Roy: The great/important King; definite article, adjective & proper noun
Angolmois A NON- WORD
d'Angolmois : From Angolmois; prepositional phrase
From 527 – 565 A.C.E.
Anagram Angolmois
Hystoria Tartarorum & Descripciones terrarum
Who were the Mongals?
Line four: Affect and Cause War – TOOLS FOR ARMAGEDDON
Line four Complexive
Regner : French: to reign; Infinitive verb, the reign of
par bon huer : French, expression, idiomatic
Calendar
L'an mil neuf cens nonante neuf sept : 'In the year of our Lord (year) 1999,
mois: French: Month[s]
Sept: Literal meaning is 'Seven [th].'
Nostradamus writes on the zodiac angles in relation to the calendar.
The Liturgical Year Based Upon Babylonian Numerical-Month Count.
Roman Calendar Based upon A Greek Lunar-Solar Calendar but Begun in March in today’s Gregorian Calendar. Greeks started their Year at the Summer Solstice!
Before 1567, Records Show that The New Year Begun on/about Easter Sunday of Each Year.
Marguerite de Valois
War In Heaven
Du ciel: French, A Phrase & An Expression, A Preposition
caelus
Viendra : French, an expression
un grand: indefinite article here with an adjective
Roy: Old French Spelling; a proper noun
Deffraieur
Deffraieur : c. 1568 (?), only in one version that survived.
Diction.
Francis Bacon's Archaic version reads as: To alienate sacred office of Church.
Interpretations of last word on line-two of X.LXXII by other Nostradamus writers:
purveyor
End of Old/Middle French Section
Etymology
Resusciter: French To Resurrect; to resuscitate. Infinitive Verb
World Leaders
le grand Roy: The great/important King; definite article, adjective & proper noun
Angolmois A NON- WORD
d'Angolmois : From Angolmois; prepositional phrase
From 527 – 565 A.C.E.
Anagram Angolmois
Hystoria Tartarorum & Descripciones terrarum
Who were the Mongals?
Line four: Affect and Cause War – TOOLS FOR ARMAGEDDON
Line four Complexive
Regner : French: to reign; Infinitive verb, the reign of
par bon huer : French, expression, idiomatic
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