Chapter XX: Appendix: Referred to at p. 178 (3)

——, millenary, seventh, 57

——, more might be interpreted, 89

——, Nostradamus not a prophet, 30, 46, 49, 60, 90

——, obscure always, 31

——, patience interprets, 255

——, power of, 45

——, reasoning it is not, 35

——, secret idiom of, 245

——, sixth sense, viii., 34

——, spirit of, 43

——, tripod, 86

——, true prophecy, 39, 43

——, —— language of, 244

——, unintelligible before event, 8;
Pretender, 33;
to relatives of Nostradamus, 112

—— year (3797); up to, 50

“Prophecies of Nostradamus by D. D.,” 183

Prose, _solutâ oratio_, 53

Protectorate, 177

Provençal quatrain, 293

Providence shapes history, 31

Pry, Plato, 145

Prussia, King of, 341

Psalm, 117, 206

Psellus, 84

Punic chronicle of Joel, 60

Puntales Castle, 192

Puritans, 194

Purpose of this book, 89

Pyramids, battle of, 287

Pyrenees, peace of, 157;
crossed, 161

Pythagoras, xi.

Q

_Quarterly Review_, 176, 219

Quatrains, Nostradamus would like to give dates to, 67

Quicklime, Louis, xvi.;
head, 261

R

Radstadt, peace of, 229

Raimond, Lord Florimond de, 27

Raleigh, 124, 191

Rapin’s, “History,” 354, 355

Rapis = Paris, 237

_Rasée, tête_, 296, 303

Ratonneau, 131

Ravaillac, 126

Reader, the capable, xxv.

Reason, goddess of, 234, 276

——, human understanding, 35, 48

——, words an apoplexy of, 286, _v._ _Science_

Rebel, Pretender, 221;
new fruit, 156

Red, rouges republicans, 228

—— cardinals, 274

——, Cardinal de Bourbon, 129

——, English red-coats, 305

——, kill each other, 274

——, reds and whites, 65

——, rouges abandon purple, xix., _v._ _Colours_

Regicide popes, 121, 154

Religion, loi saincte, 231

Renatus or René king, 3

Renée, Nostradamus’s mother, 2

Republic, beggars brawl, 240

—— of 1848, chapter on, 337

——, philosophic, 121

——, tempered by daggers, 124

Restoration (1660), 210

Retz, Cardinal de, 35

Revelation, inspired, 30

Revolution, French, earthquake, 242

——, 1688, 218

——, _tiers état_, 243

——, Vulgar Advent, xvii., 37, 69

Rheims, 242

Rian, Jean de, 155

Richelieu, Cardinal, Boulogne, 321;
Cinq Mars, 146;
congress, 189;
Havre de Grace, 296;
malevolent, 153;
vulpine, 154

Riches despised, 157;
love not, 292, _v._ _Gold_

Rights of man, 233;
phantom, 223

Riquet, Paul, 157

Robespierre, 317

Rochelle, 160

Rochepot, Lord, 137

Rod magic, 77

——, Moses, 318

——, sibyl, 82

——, winchel, 78

_Roman de la Rose_, 175

Rome, city of the sun, 65

——, Golgotha, 327

——, Hannibal’s curse, 229

——, King of, 291

——, Napoleon, King of, 289, 302

——, Pius VI., 280

——, Romanie, 304

——, Romains, 39

——, sacked by Charles V., 303

—— taken, 282

Rosne, or Rhone, 283

Rostopchin, 304

Rota, 192

Rouen, 130

Rouges, _v._ _Red_

Roundheads short hair, 296

Rousseau, red-head, xx., 233

Roux, Jean de, 13

Roy-Roy, Henri III., 126

Russia, 72, 188, 284

Russell, Lord John, 86

Rhythm, 56

S

Saints, Cromwell, 212;
Napoleon, 237;
saint worship, 277

Salic law, 165

Salon de Craux, 7

Salt exorcised, 176

Samuel, 301

_Sang_, 243, 244

Sardinia, 155, 278;
Fossan, 326

Sarzana, 290

Saturn, age of gold, 73, frenzy, 206;
saturnine, 213

Saturnians, 201, 203;
_v._ _Antichrist_

Saulce, 248

Sauts, kick of gun, 141

Savone, 302

Savory, Strand, 354

Scaliger, J. C., 6, 37

Sceptics, haphazard, 278, _v._ _Science_

Scepticism, 35, 75;
interpretation, 254, _v._ _Atheism_

Scharf, Mr. George, 354

Schools, board, 182

Science, 34;
encyclopædists, 233

—— illuminati, 214

—— method, 253

——, Montpellier, 5;
self-sufficiency, 254, _v._ _Sceptics_

——, study of nature, xxii. _v._ _Reason_

——, telescope, 253, _v._ _Philosophy_

——, wisdom of, 79

Scotch, 172;
Scotland, 196;
Church of Scotland, 198

Scone, 208, 323

Scott, Sir W., 200

Sea, the, Pempotam, 181

Sebastian, St., Castle, 192

Sedan, 228, 339, 340

Ségur, Comte de, 301

Seine, 114

_Sele_ = selle, tripod seat, 76

Sense, a sixth, 34;
anticipatory thought, 32

Sentiment, _v._ _Religion_, 233

Senate of London, 173

Septante, 190;
Septenaries, 185

Sepulchre, Holy, 66

Sequence, _v._ _Order_

Serfdom, George I., 223

_Servus servorum_, 109

Seventeen-92 (1792), 69

Seventy-three years, 63, 227

SEXT, 280

Sforza, 290

Ship of St. Peter, 158, 193, 302

Shipton, Mother, xvii.

Short robe, 297

Sibyl, 82

Sicily, Trinacria, 70

Sidney College, 352

Simon, _cordonnier_, 266

Simon, Thomas, Cromwell, 352

Sixains, presented to Henry IV., 133

Sixth sense, viii., 34

Sixtus V., 99, 130

Slaves, Highlanders sold for, 207

_Solaires, les_, Christians, 152

Solar pass, 85;
order, 88

Soldat simple, 297

Solemn League, 198

Soliman II., 98, 239

_Solis Templum_, 193

Solitude, 233, 235

Sommerive, Earl, 156

Somer’s Town, 217

Sons, spiritual, 42

Soul, comfort to, 78

—— eye, 80;
eye and soul, 234

—— immortal spirit, 263

——, indivisible unity of, 255

—— morals, 311

—— prophecy, 253, _v._ _Immortality_

Sound, conveyed, 216

South, King of, 71

Spain, 72;
Spanish succession, 161;
slow, 192

Sparta slow, 192;
_Sparte_ = Paris, 329

Speech, Napoleon, 286;
five talkers, 295, _v._ _Oratory_

Spirit of man, 263;
drawn to centre, xxi., _v._ _Soul_

Spiritual sons, 42

Spond, Lord, 27

Sponge, Church treated as, 297

Stael, Madame de, 290

Stars, revolution of, 42;
intelligence, 46;
withdrawal, 234

Stendal, 290

Stomach, _estomac intercluse_, 23;
Kitchen, 325

Stonehenge, 193

Storm, 211

Stafford, Earl, 172

Stuart dynasty, 170

Stuart, Henry, 193

Stuart, Mary, 102, 170

Success, despicable, 356

Suicide, Napoleon, 306, 310

Sully, Duc de, 108

Sumatra, Isle of, 66

Sun = Church or Christianity, 119;
Louis XIV., 152;
temple of, 221

Sunlight kissed, 254

Surrey Street, Strand, 354

Sword-saviour, 295;
_sabreur_, 230;
Paris, city of, _Cité au Glaive_, 262

Symbol, double, 45

Sympathy, craved, 308

T

Table-turning, xiv., 88;
little table, 86, _v._ _Clairvoyance_

TAG, 292;
Tagus, 293

Taine, 290

Talma, 329

Tarasc, 282

Tarpeian rock, 326

Telescope, 335

Temple, Miss, 4

Temples, desecrated, 233, 277;
celique, 192

Temple, Paris, 230

Terburg’s, Munster, 173

Terseness, _v._ _Brevity_

Teste rase, 296, 303

Thames, 159

Theodorus, 87

Theodosius, 88

Thiers, 250

Thinkers, solitary, 233, 235

Thomasius, spirit drawn to the centre, xxi.

Thou, de, 147

Thrasibulus, 64

Tiers état, 242

Time, Nostradamus no sense of, 178, 208;
date quatrains, 67

——, future = past, 57

——, _Neron_, 337

——, order, 276

Tiresias, xxvii.

Toledan art, 40

Tolentino, 281

Tongue, 286

Torcy, le, 340

Torné-Chavigny, Abbé, 264

Torrington, 159

Tory, Taurer, 201;
Tories, 202;
Tory cavaliers, 296

Toulon, 272, 296

Toulouse, Hotel de Ville, 143

Tourzel, Madame de, 249

Trafalgar, 182

Tranche, guillotine, 245;
Dr. Guillotin, 261

Trèves the Elector, 142

Treviso, 289

Trévoux, Dictionnaire de, 246

Tricolour, 279, _v._ _Flag_

Trimmer, 213

Trinacria, Sicily, 70

Tripod, 57, 81, 86

Truth, Vauban, 157;
let it prevail, 348;
Coleridge, xxvii.

Tuilleries, 154;
secret gate of, 246;
stormed, 248;
rebuilt, 273;
Napoleon, 295;
Napoleon III. born in, 339;
Treilhos, 294

Turenne, Marshal, 339

Turin, 268

Turk, Sultan, 66;
Byzantine sails, 69;
Soliman II., 98;
Lepanto, 105, 335

Tuscany, 337;
Duke of, 347

Tuxis, ambassador, 138

Tyranny, 294;
Olestant, xix., _v._ _Liberty_ (same thing)

U

Utrecht, peace of, 162, 222

Unity, to divide it, 255

V

Valence, 281, 283

Valens, Emperor, 86

Valois, extinction of family, 98

_Vapin monstre_, 347

Varennes, 245

Vauban, 156, 157

Vaudreuil, de, 248

Vaultorte, 245, 247

Vendée, la, 278

Vendôme (pillar pulled down?), 65

Veneration, _v._ _Obedience_

Venice, 69, 104;
St. Marks, 289

Venus, 118

Vervain, the prospering plant, 87

_Vespres et mouches_, 295

Vicar of the cope, pope, 72

Vienna, treaty of, 187

Villars, Marshal, 160

Villeroy, 136, 151

_Vin et sel_, 153, 174

Vincence, Duc de, 309

Virgil, earthquake, 242

Virgin Mary, 233

Virginia, 190

Visible world, 78, _v._ _Eye_

Visions, 38;
dissolving views, 101;
of night, 201;
names heard, 275

Voltaire, Henriade, 141, 233

_Vox populi_, 230

Vulgar Advent, 37, 44, 69;
_vulgus_, 39;
dogs, 44;
chapter on, 227

W

Walker, Cromwell, 351;
likenesses vary, 353

Wasps and flies, 307

Water magical, 77;
basin, 85;
waters = people, 233

Waterloo, quatrain, 312;
Napoleon’s baggage, 290

Wax, 276

Wellington, 293, 312, 313

West, Napoleon, 66, 98, 286

Westminster Abbey, 323

—— Hall, King’s trial, 175

Westphalia treaty, 151, 173

Whig, 213

Whitby omits “Book of Revelation,” 31

White, _blancs_ (royalists), 228;
Austrians, 305;
whites, 65;
black for white, 232

Whitehall, 124, 154, 199

William III., 159;
revolution, 218

Wine, 71;
_sel et vin_, 154, 173

Winchel-rod, 78, _v._ _Rod_

Wit, on Japan, 109;
on Assumption, 238

Witches’ sabbath, 84

Women Aix, modest, 7;
sœurs, 233;
naked, 234, 278

Worcester, battle, 209

Words, master in, 38;
loquacity, 46;
not understood, 242

World, age of, 58;
creation, 67;
unseen, 78

Wren, Sir Christopher, 354

Wrong to be let alone, 299

Y

Young, Dr., poet, 4

Ydiaques, Don, 137

Ypres, 220

Yvan, 308, 309, 310

Z

Zurich, treaty of, 346

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“He that knows anything worth communicating and does not communicate it, let him be hanged by the neck.”—_Talmud, Sucah_, p. 58.