HISTORY—NOT PROPHECY! Nostradamus the Revealer of Lost History is the only book among hundreds on the subject that shows Nostradamus was not trying to predict the future. Rather, he was desperately trying to preserve history hidden by the Catholic Church. During Nostradamus’ lifetime Pope Julius III instigated widespread burnings of certain books. Nostradamus avowed that he himself had certain books—books so dangerous Nostradamus burned them! He insisted that he based his “prophetic” Centuries on these same dangerous “volumes” he burned.

What was so dangerous that Nostradamus knew?

    Nostradamus the Jew reveals that Nostradamus, who was a medical doctor, actually identified and named the drug that could have made Jesus appear to be dead on the Cross—when He was still alive—and connects the drug with “someone who comes out from the tomb.” Nostradamus shows why the fish—not the Cross—was the original symbol of Christianity. He indicates the truth about the power vacuum that led to the Crusades. He even knows what prompted the Mongol invasions that ended the Crusades.

    We learn of a powerful and well-known empire in the East, which has been underestimated by many scholars. Nostradamus teaches us about the origins of mysterious alphabets preserved by the Irish. We learn dark secrets of King David’s noble and holy blood, fathom the depths of the original Romantic gallantry, and discover the previously unknown roots of Provençal troubadour poetic style—all through the guidance of Nostradamus.

     Nostradamus shows us infinitely more about what came before him than he ever did concerning what came after him!

    After 450 years, Nostradamus has triumphed in this sensational book, Nostradamus the Jew. He has won his war with Pope Julius. The secrets of history he strove to preserve are finally available to all. History—not prophecy: that is the message of Nostradamus.

   Table of Contents

    Part I

    The Enigma

    The Methodology

    The years 1290 and 700

    The Marrons

    The City of the Lord and a Blind Spot

    The Theme of "Eyes Gouged Out"

    The Fishing Boat

    The Debates

    The Fleet

    The Willing Blow

    The Gaellic Ogmios and a Bigot

    The Great People

    Part II

    Another Enigma

    An Absence of Evidence

    Romanticism and the Troubadours

    Gallantry

    Clan of Albi

    Love Poems from Spain

    Two More Spanish Troubadoure

    Politices

    Words, a Name and Air Warfare

    Nostradamus and the Jesus Code

    Afterword

    Bibliography

    Footnotes