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B endowed Nostradamus with quatrain 4-55 with piercing humor:

4-55 Quant la corneille sur tour de brique ioincte,

Durant sept heures ne fera que crier: Mort presagee de sang statue taincte, Tyran meurtri, aux Dieux peuple prier.

When a crow is on a stacked brick tower,

For seven hours it will only scream:

Death is predicted, the statue is stained with blood,

The tyrant is slain, the people pray to the gods.

words " heure " in the first seven Centuries. The last one is in quatrain 5-81:

5-81 L'oyseau royal sur la cite' solaire,

Sept moys deuant fera nocturne augure:

Mur d'Orient cherra tonnaire, esclaire, Sept iours aux portes les ennemis a`l'heure .

Royal bird over the sunny city,

Seven months earlier will make a night omen:

The wall of the East will fall, thunder, glow,

Exactly seven days later, the enemies are at the gates.

The royal bird was instantly found – a crow, solid sevens. No doubt the place is right.

And again, I "today" is forced to intervene, because a little embarrassing for myself – the past. Yes, I correctly determined that the keyword in this case is " heure " – "hour". All that needed to be done next was to carefully examine the places with these words in the Centuries. Then a lot of interesting things would be revealed. Take, for example, the same area near quatrain 5-81. It was necessary to see on it, in addition to what was noticed earlier, “ bri + que ”, “ to + ur ”, and there was still a crow on it: “ co + rne + il + le ”.

5-80 … Des deux loix l'vne l'estini que lachera,

Barbare & franche en perpetuelle bri gue.

5-81 L'oyseau royal sur la cite' solaire,

Sept moys deuant fera noctu rne augure:

M ur d'Orient cherra to nnaire esclaire,

Septiours aux portes les ennemis a l' heure .

5-82 Au co nclud pache hors la forteresse,

Ne sortira celuy en desespoir mys: Quant ceulx d'Arbois, de Langres, contre Bresse, Auront monts Dol le bouscade d'ennemis.

5-83 Ceulx qui auront entreprins subuertir,

Nompare il regne puissant & inuincible…

On another site, already with its “hour”, one could see other “predicted” events, but the brick tower also appeared on it: “ to + ur bri + que ". From implicit words Here also "cri + er".

2-98 Celuy du sang resp er se le visaige,

De la victime proche sa cri fiee:

To nant en Leo aug ur e par presaige ,

Mis estre a` mort lors pour la fiancee.

2-99 Terroir Romain qu'interpretoit augure,

Pargent Gauloyse par trop sera vexee:

Mais nation Celtique craindra l' heure ,

Boreas, classe trop loing l'auoir poussee.

2-100 Dedans les isles si horrible tumulte,

Rien on n'orra qu'vne belli quebrigue …

And here is the place with the very first "hour" in the Centuries. Apparently, the idea with a brick tower was then born: " br + ique ".

1-26 Le grand du fouldre tumbe d' heure diurne,

Mal & predict par porteur postulaire :

Suiuant presaige tumbe d' heure nocturne,

Conflit Reims Londres, Etrusque pestifere .

1-27 Dessoubz de chaine Guien du ciel frappe',

Non loing de la est cache' le tresor:

Qui par longs siecles auoit este grappe',

Trouue' mourra, l'oeil crue' de ressort.

1-28 La tour de Bouq craindra fuste Barbare,

Vn temps, lon g temps apres barque hesper ique :

Bestail, gens, meubles tous deux feront grant tare ,

Taurus & Li br a quelle mortelle picque?

In addition to the revealed, in quatrain 1-25 – " Dieu " – God. Maybe he missed it.

The topic is quite long. I think it's already clear that the brick tower will appear in every section of the text where the word " heure " is, along with the details that are still missing. As a result, the whole picture predicted by the royal bird, the crow, will develop.