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focuses on ten quatrains that have been cited as proof of
Nostradamus’s prophetic ability, including quatrains cited as predicting the Death of Henry II of France, the flight and capture of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, and events surrounding Adolf Hitler. Randi describes several arbitrary and dubious methods that the Nostradamians have used to obtain meaning from Nostradamus’s quatrains, such as the use of symbolic references (e.g., taking the French word for "lion" in a quatrain to refer to Henry II. In fact, France did not use the lion as a symbol for the monarchy unlike other countries.), the use of anagrams and anagrams with letters changed (such as obtaining "Hitler" from Nostradamus's use of the word "Hister", which actually referred to the lower
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praised Randi's "meticulous readings of key quatrains" that "make a potent case for his contention that the seer's alleged clairvoyant abilities rest on translators' embellishments, interpreters' excessive reliance on anagrams and 'hidden' names, distortions and wishful thinking", but also noted the
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Nostradamus had foresight. Using examples from the Nostradamians, Randi describes the widespread use of poor scholarship, scientific and historical errors, mistranslations, and even the use of forged quatrains. Randi then
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Nostradamus's early life and bibliography, and notes the apocryphal nature of some stories about Nostradamus's prophetic abilities. He then uses specific examples from Nostradamus, the "Nostradamians" (interpreters of Nostradamus), and the astrologer
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forms only a small section of the book, as he also wanted to understand "who was and what drove him".; thus, Randi also provides a biography of
Nostradamus, an overview of the historical context in which he was operating, and an overview of the use of
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and produce "a more likely and rational point of view" than the majority of books about
Nostradamus, which Randi generally views as credulous and lacking in high-quality scholarship. However, Randi's examination of the
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Canadian American magician and author who was also known for investigating supernatural and pseudoscientific claims. Randi had previously written an article about Nostradamus in 1982 for
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in particular have garnered much interest up to the present day, and some of them have been retroactively interpreted to predict major events such as the death of Henry II of France, the
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said that it is "one of the best books ever written about ", praising its thoroughness and applauding Randi for exposing
Nostradamus's predictions "for exactly what they are".
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Nostradamus' numerous prognostications". In
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Nostradamus lived as an age of civil and religious wars, as well as heavy censorship. Nostradamus was protected, however, by
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