Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Preface to cesar in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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much further might correspond to the year 3797, mentioned in the Preface to Cesar.
is not given in the Preface to Cesar.
The question is why in the Epistle to Henry II the Easter calendar has been used and in the Preface to Cesar the Julian calendar.
This edition contains the Preface to Cesar and the first seven Centuries,
The word"renovation"(revolution) in this part of the Epistle to Henry II can be linked to the words anaragonique revolution in the Preface to Cesar.
From the letters which accompany the Centuries(the Preface to Cesar and the Epistle to Henry II), Winkler concluded that
This might mean that the one who wrote these lines in the Preface to Cesar, provided that he consulted
The Preface to Cesar contains a remark which points to a time structure
based upon Centgraf's translation of the Preface to Cesar, the Epistle to Henry II
observes a conflict with a remark in the Preface to Cesar, that humanity at the time of Preface already lives in the seventh millennium.
The Preface to Cesar, which carries the date of March 1,
11 days in the Preface to Cesar is actually the half of a Nostradamian Great Year of 354 days,
In this book, Drude presented a magic square which contained a continuous chain of the Latin lines in the Preface to Cesar and the Epistle to Henry II,
information which only can be found in the Preface to Cesar.
In the second part, he presented a translation of the Century-texts(the Preface to Cesar, the Epistle to Henry II
final years of the predictions in the Centuries are incompatible with a remark in the Preface to Cesar that the people will witness that all predicted events irrevocably will occur the way they are described.
Winkler discussed the Preface to Cesar, the Epistle to Henry II and the story that Nostradamus by means of a mirror
In the case of the Preface to Cesar, for example, a time structure might be at stake which
For the translation of the Preface to Cesar and the Epistle to Henry II, Houwens Post used the German translation of these letters,
The Preface to Cesar: the Moon, the Sun and Saturn The Preface to Cesar contains a remark which points to a time structure