13-02-2018, 05:35 AM
(13-02-2018, 12:02 AM)-JKP- wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.You left out the "N" between the 4 and the L.
I disagree on the N. I think the line from the top of the 4 to the bottom of the L crosses the crossbar to form an X. X can refer to the Xth Centurie or draw our attention to XL. If XL equals 40, what does 4L equal? Answer: 46 or XLVI.
I also ignored the apostrophe (not a comma) to the right of the R. The apostrophe rises from the dead and puts itself just to right of the top of the L above. The OR follows, giving us L' OR.
This is quatrain X-46, a false prophecy meant to serve as a position marker:
![[Image: img-nostradamus-x-46.jpg]](http://mortenstgeorge.info/img-nostradamus-x-46.jpg)
You'll find the L' OR in the middle of the first line.
Recall the I shaft down the middle which unites the 4 with the XXX at the bottom. This I is found at the end of XLVI so, logically, therefore, the 4 and XXX can substitute for it.
XLV + 4 + XXX (3 x 10) equals LXXIX.
And here is quatrain X-79, Merlin's "fleur de lys" Prophecy:
![[Image: img-nostradamus-x-79.jpg]](http://mortenstgeorge.info/img-nostradamus-x-79.jpg)
You'll find the fluer de lys at the end of the third line.
According to Merlin's insinuations and associations, the fleur de lys derives from the iris (the state flower of somentree), which grew in a place called Memphis, capital city of a country called Egypt. I have been studying Merlin's writings for more than thirty years and have never found him to be wrong about anything: the fleur de lys comes from Egypt, period.
Simultaneously pointing to both VMS and Merlin, the decoder's pedestal becomes one more confirmation that the VMS recipes were the source of Merlin's prophecies.

