Nostradamus predicts,
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Nostradamus predicts,
THAT Rome shall be ruled by the British head,—That the new Prince that joins the lower and Northern Countries of Europe, shall be the instrument of loss to the Church of Rome. And that the Bishop of Rome, together with his Clergy, except they show themselves willing to be reformed: shall be made to spit Blood when the Rose shall flourish.—
THAT Rome shall be ruled by the Britanish head,—That the new Prince that joins the lower and Northern Countries of Europe, shall be the instrument of loss to the Church of Rome. And that the Bishop of Rome, together with his Clergy, except they shew themselves willing to be reformed: shall be made to spit Blood when the Rose shall flourish.—
That of the Trojan Blood shall spring, a Prince of a doughty Dutch Heart, who shall attain to so high a degree, that he shall chase far away the Arabic or Mahometan multitude, and likewise return to the Church her Ancient Eminency and Sincerity.
That of the Trojan Blood shall spring, a Prince of a doughty Dutch Heart, who shall attain to so high a degree, that he shall chase far away the Arabick or Mahometan multitude, and likewise return to the Church her Ancient Eminency and Sincerity.
I leave every man to his own liberty to Judge of those predictions as he pleases, I always looked upon such kind of Prophesies as doubtful, and no certain conclusions to be drawn from them.
I leave every man to his own liberty to Judge of those predictions as he pleases, I always lookt upon such kind of Prophesies as doubtful, and no certain conclusions to be drawn from them.