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NOSTRADAMUS PROPHECIES: The Three Brothers

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NOSTRADAMUS PROPHECIES: The Three Brothers

  The Brothers

Erika Cheetham’s interpretation is similar to that of John Hogue, who has written that the great brothers could be the slain John Kennedy and his brother, Robert. However, Nostradamus might have been referring to contemporary events: the 1588 murder of brothers Henry (Duc de Guise) and Charles (Cardinal de Guise).

The interpretations I’ve read suggest that, when three brothers are in power during a century, the world will be "taken hostage." The brothers could refer to a strong alliance among three powers. My guess is that those at ease could easily refer to so-called "First World" nations.

I find this quatrain especially intriguing and hope to find the time for further research, particularly concerning tarasc.

Of the three popes named Paul who were elected since 1555, only Paul VI died six leagues from Rome -- at Castel Gandolfo, summer residence of the pope.

Tarascon is a town named after a monster, the Tarasca, according to John Hogue. Bardo Kidogo has an interesting "take" on the meaning of the Tarascan monster. Tarragon, the plant, is known scientifically as Artemisia dracunculus. Another member of that plant family is Artemisia absinthium, more commonly: wormwood. Chernobyl (or "Chornobyl") is Ukrainian for wormwood.

Again, the works that I’ve read interpret the three brothers as the Kennedys: John, Robert, and Edward (Ted).

"For God will take notice of the long barrenness of the great dame, who thereupon will conceive two principal children. But she will be in danger, and the female to whom she will have given birth will also, because of the temerity of the age, be in danger of death in her eighteenth year, and will be unable to live beyond her thirty-sixth year. She will leave three males, and one female, and of these two will not have had the same father.

"There will be great differences between the three brothers, and then there will be such great cooperation and agreement between them that the three and four parts of Europe will tremble. The youngest of them will sustain and augment the Christian monarchy, and under him sects will be elevated, and suddenly cast down, Arabs will be driven back, kingdoms united and new laws promulgated.

"The oldest one will rule the land whose escutcheon is that of the furious crowned lions with their paws resting upon intrepid arms.

"The one second in age, accompanied by the Latins, will penetrate far, until a second furious and trembling path has been beaten to the Great St. Bernard Pass. From there he will descend to mount the Pyrenees, which will not, however, be transferred to the French crown. And this third one will cause a great inundation of human blood, and for a long time Lent will not include March.

"The daughter will be given for the preservation of the Christian Church. Her lord will fall into the pagan sect of the new infidels. Of her two children, one will be faithful to the Catholic Church, the other an infidel.

"The unfaithful son, who, to his great confusion and later repentance, will want to ruin her, will have three widely scattered regions, namely, the Roman, Germany and Spain, which will set up diverse sects by armed force. The 50th to the 52nd degree of latitude will be left behind.

"And all will render the homage of ancient religions to the region of Europe north of the 48th parallel. The latter will have trembled first in vain timidity but afterwards the regions to its west, south and east will tremble. But the nature of their power will be such that what has been brought about by concord and union will prove insuperable by warlike conquests.

"In nature they will be equal, but very different in faith."

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