CENTURIA IX · QUATRAIN LVI
The Two Cities
Camp pres de Noudam passera Goussan ville,
Et a Maiotes laissera son ensigne,
Convertira en instant plus de mille,
Cherchant les deux remettre en chaine & legne.
The camp near Noudam will pass to the city of Goussan,
and at Maiotes he will leave his ensign,
in an instant he will convert more than a thousand,
seeking to put the two back in chains and wood.
THE MASTER SAYS…
Brenda said: “He says that this has a double meaning, both events occurred in the past. On the one hand, it relates to events that occurred during the time of Napoleon and the reign of terror. And on the other hand, it relates — especially the last two lines — to the atomic bombing of Japan at the end of World War II. He says that he uses the words ‘fire’ and ‘firewood,’ but he did not mean firewood for burning. He meant firewood that exploded and caught fire. He says that the chain refers to military weapons. Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In the second volume Nostradamus wrote that he considers the dropping of the atomic bomb such a terrible event that he could have written 1000 quatrains dedicated to that event alone. In this volume he described how, in his opinion, this event affected the fabric of time. Yes. He says that this is so. Each of them forms the overall picture of what happened. Especially, as you say, during the French Revolution and the two world wars — especially World War II — and in the time of the Antichrist.”