The case of the Pyrenees demonstrates how pervasively the saint feast day method was utilized for our current era: when the decision overturning Roe became officially presented (24 June 2022) the exact wording of IV.70 was examined to coincide, with the contiguous day for Saint Eurosia (25 June) associated with the Pyrenees. This pattern has been repeated so often, a more intrepid approach would have been to generate a list of Pyrenees-related saints beforehand, yet there were ambiguities with the translation.
Bien contigue des grands monts Pyrenees
Un contre l'Aigle grande copie adresser
Ouvertes veines, forces exterminees
Que jusqu'a Pau le chef viendra chasser
Quite contiguous to great Pyrenees consecrated,
One unlike Eagal to deliver a major decision;
Veins burst open, some unknown forces exterminated -
So that at Paul they drive out the leader of the nation
Only the first two lines concern the 24 June 2022 decision. There are two parts to line 3: first veins bursting open could be metaphoric for the failure of the LHC coolant system in Geneva; then some military forces (unclear now) become exterminated, a disturbing scenario that has the final line as the inevitable consequence. The ultimate ousting of the (presumably US) leader being at a 'Paul' date hagiology reflexively confirms the Paul of Narbonne (22 March in 2023 when Mars will reign) theory from IX.64, a quatrain that progresses the Pyrenees concept.
The same word 'copie' is taken for a document in IV.70, while in IV.90 it meant 'army' as it should, apparent since the seer accurately described a combat situation in Libya simultaneous with a massive quake, from March 2011.
The hagiology for 5-8 October recalls many quatrain-ominous locations.
For 4 October, there is Saint Adauctus (d. 312), executed in Ephesus. Also Saints Crispus and Gaius, bishop martyrs who were baptized at Corinth by Saint Paul. That combination of Corinth and Ephesus could be a purpose of the pairing in II.52 and III.3.
On the 5 October date Saint Apollinaris (d. 520) is remembered, bishop of Vienne, Gaul (X.58).
There are two potential Lombardy saints honored on 6 October: Epiphania of Pavia (d. 800), a Benedictine nun; and Magnus, transferred to become bishop of Citta Nuova when the Lombards invaded in 638. However, the Lombardy solution as 16 July 2022 for Saint Domnio is the likeliest reference, since it followed the 13 July Supermoon that arrived on the day the Moon was closest to Earth - this extreme Supermoon seems the subtext of IV.31's Full Moon, and also the 'great lunar expansion' of VI.78. Partial references to complex celestial conditions apparent only through judicial astrology become layered, with conclusive reality intersections sprinkled along the way, rather than focusing on a singular incident with straightforward and complete information.
Returning to V.66, the 'Vestal Edifices' of line 1 were likely the two wall-like formations appearing when Vesta edged out Venus for the primary position, from 27 February to 6 March 2022: from 24 degrees Capricorn to 19 degrees Aquarius were Vesta, Venus, Mars, Pluto, (the passing-through Moon), Juno, Mercury and Saturn; the second formation from 9 degrees Pisces to 11 degrees Aries included the Sun, Jupiter, Neptune, Pallas and Chiron.
The second line about the ruined aqueduct brought in the final line's Trajan reference, the discovery of the Trajan aqueduct circa June 2004 made it clear V.66 was active. A new idea for line 3 -
De Sol et Lune sont les luisants metaux
With Sun and Moon are the glittering metals
Instead of giving critical locations for Sun and Moon at onset, this seems an aftermath observation that despite the Sun and Moon remaining visible, otherwise there will be an obscuring addition of 'glittering metals' visible overhead, at least for several day-night cycles.
The final line there remains cryptic, speaking of a burning Trajan lamp being engraved with gold. The most obvious martyred saint under Emperor Trajan in October would be Ignatius of Antioch, 17 October, who wrote of his impending ordeal devoured by two lions. That does not explain the gold engraving, yet it is difficult to anticipate what would fulfill that - a glimmer of possibility emerged when 5 October was found to also commemorate Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos (1819-1867), who died in New Orleans with yellow fever. Had a Trajan indication coincided, there would have been the inclination to infer the jaundiced condition was itself the 'gold' being considered.