The Pegg Project® Time Travel academic PAPERS

Time Travel Mechanics & Theory
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Greetings from Australia. These papers contain my investigations into certain TIME TRAVEL claims made by Australian researcher Ronald Pegg.
Each post presents a specific topic, its full abstract statement, plus a link to its associated Paper so members can then individually scrutinize each for themselves.

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3 papers are on general Time Travel Proof, with 4 Case Studies - and will be posted over the next two weeks.
Individually Download the free Preprint PAPERs and examine Time Travel Back-to-the-Past evidence for yourself.

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1. Searching Ancient Texts for Evidence of Time Travellers

Abstract
Television shows and movies about time travel fascinate many people and often generate questions such as whether time travel is possible and, has it actually occurred.

Here a search for ‘evidence of time travel back to the past’ in historical records in the era prior to the internet age was undertaken.

The objectives were to construct a basis of analysis, locate ancient texts within the search criterion, then examine those selected ancient texts for the presence of time travellers and/or associated prescient content.

The aim was to answer the question “do ancient texts document time travellers from the future?”

For a result to be validated as positive, an ancient text had to relate that a person from the future was physically present and he described specific future events that can now be verified from contemporary history books.

Several texts were found that do in fact document time travellers from the future and contain associated prescient content. A named human time traveller was also identified.
These positive results reveal that time travel back to the past has taken place. This new knowledge will induce a whole new sphere of study and precipitate a change in thinking both in the scientific and religious worlds.

Link to Download Papers 1, 2 & 3 can be found in the Paper #3 post.

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2. Searching Ancient Texts for Evidence of Computer Technology

Abstract
It was established, by the South Australian researcher Eddy Pengelly in his March/June 2014 Paper, that time travellers went back to the past to many different times and to different countries, and told certain ancient persons of specific future events.
Associated with those ancient reports are descriptions of an apparatus and two artifacts.

Here a search to establish the identity of those devices was undertaken.
The objectives were to:
collate a list of ancient texts that contain descriptions of the apparatus and artifacts;
compile an extraction of attributes;
filter out any mistranslations; and
then compare those descriptions to known technology in an attempt to identify what was seen back in the past.

To confirm the identity of the apparatus and artifacts and to generate a positive result, an exact match of described ancient attributes to any such actual technology was required.

A mid 1990s desktop computer was identified as the apparatus, and compact disks as the artifacts.

These positive results demonstrate that particular computer technology was taken back to the past and shown to certain historical people.

A new term was introduced for these findings - DOOPArt, an acronym for ‘documented-out-of-place artifact’.

This new knowledge will instigate a whole new sphere of study and continue to precipitate a change in thinking both in the scientific and religious worlds.

Link to Download Papers 1, 2 & 3 can be found in the Paper #3 post.

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3. Compact Disk documented in Ancient Texts is Identified

Abstract
It was established, by the South Australian researcher Eddy Pengelly in his October 2014 Paper, that a mid 1990s computer system and two associated compact disks are documented in certain ancient texts.

Here a search to establish the identity of one of those compact disks was undertaken.
The objectives were to:
collate a list of ancient texts that contain accounts of compact disks;
extract and compile a list of their characteristics and described contents from those ancient texts;
filter out any mistranslations; and
then compare those features to particular compact disks in an attempt to find the one described in those ancient texts.

To confirm its identity and to generate a positive result, an exact match of documented ancient characteristics and described content with the actual contents of a single cd-rom was required.

The 1995 French produced multimedia cd-rom entitled Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean was comprehensively identified.

This positive result demonstrates that a particular cd-rom from the mid 1990s was taken back to the past and shown to certain historical people.

This disclosure will continue to provoke a change in thinking in the scientific world regarding the topic of time travel, and will finally and comprehensively reveal to Religions upon what their traditional stories are actually based.

Link to download Papers 1, 2 & 3

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How to Read and Examine the Time Travel Papers

Reviewing an academic PAPER is not like reading a book, report, or newspaper where you can jump around the article and choose where to start and what to actually read.

To review a paper it is best to read the paper sequentially, from start to finish.
Each sentence may present new ideas or information that you need to know and/or verify before you move on to later sections.

Always start with the Abstract, as it should provide the what (the premise), the how (methods used), the results, the conclusion, and why this paper is important and relevant to today’s societies.

While some academics like to next read the Results followed by the Conclusion sections before they commence their read through, for the general public it is best to start with the Introduction.

While you are reading a paper, you are to be only concerned with the presented statements, references, and evidence contained within that paper.
All this has to make sense in the context of the methodology used and what is being revealed, and be fully addressed in the results and discussion sections.

Your preconceived beliefs (or lack of knowledge regarding the presented topic) may result in you having questions, and is why you need to write things down as you go.

Your primary role is judging the research content (and not the author).
Is the evidence relevant, and does the article convincingly analyse and interpret the evidence?
Are the conclusions consistent with the evidence and arguments presented ? Do they address the main question posed ?

You will be working with a PDF version (best viewed on a computer screen).
Many reviewers read the PDF in one window and have a separate window open containing a word processing file, ready for comments to be typed.

This Time Travel paper is in three parts. You must start with Part One and only look at the next part when you have finished your read and have written down all that you need to comment about (if you are going to contact the publisher and provide feedback).

To review this paper, you only need: an open mind; the knowledge of reading in English; being able to search for and check cited references; and the ability to compare the verified citations to extracted test data.

While you are able to download all three Parts of the Paper to your computer, it is best to only open and read one at a time, in order 1, 2, 3, as each part introduces new concepts that may confuse you if you read them before understanding the earlier findings.

Link to download Papers 1, 2 & 3
For members unable to download the papers, I will next present the FINDINGS section for each of the first three papers.

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Paper 1 Results

1. Searching Ancient Texts for Evidence of Time Travellers

The traditional meaning and concept of particular “angels” in the Bible were found to be incorrect. Consulting the Hebrew Lexicon in Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance for the word “angel” revealed that in ancient times that emotive word simply meant ‘a human male’ and did not originally have a supernatural context.

Some particular human males (angels) in the Bible were reported as giving ‘future information’ to ancient people. In some accounts where the term “angel” was not directly used to report the associated event, simply ‘elders’ or ‘a man’ was said to be present.

Six of the eight texts examined herein documented such a human male as being present. Three of those texts, from three different times and from three different countries, named the same human male as “Gabriel”.

Of five potentially named time travellers investigated, three failed validation due to no supportive evidence (Ezekiel, Daniel and John, the Bible), one was rejected due to inconclusive associated proof (Moroni, the Book of Mormon), and the last with supportive evidence, Gabriel (Old Testament, New Testament, and Qur’an), gave a positive result.

In this paper a male human time traveller (named or un-named) was referred to as ‘a visitor’.

Prescient content was defined as “descriptions of future events in ancient texts and, descriptions of future technology in ancient manuscripts or in other ancient works”.

Section 4 summarized a comprehensive Search Criterion containing thirty separate attributes. It included key points such as the text itself, the writer of that text, whether a visitor was reported as being present, did that visitor tell of future events, was any prescient content documented by the writer, and can that prescient content be exactly matched to actual historical events.

Selected ancient texts were first subjected to validation regarding the historical person, the text, and the visitor.
Texts examined that failed search criterion validation were:
Gospel of Luke (New Testament);
and (from the Old Testament) Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Malachi, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Zechariah and Ezekiel;
and The Book of Mormon.

Texts that passed validation: The Qur’an, Nostradamus, Daniel and Revelation.

Next, those four texts were subjected to prescient content validation.
The Qur’an failed at this point, and was eliminated from the study.

The other three passed validation, and specific verses extracted from them were:
Nostradamus, Century 1 Quatrain 81.
Daniel 7:23-25, 9:24-25, 9:26-27 and 11:40-45.
Revelation 9:2-11.

Their extracted and compiled prescient content was then checked to history books.

Nostradamus, Century 1 Quatrain 81
12 out of 12 descriptions matched to a recorded modern historical event.

Daniel 7:23-25
12 out of 12 descriptions matched to recorded modern historical events and activities.

Daniel 9:24-25
10 attributes matched 10 descriptions of actual historical events that culminated in a modern person named Michael being identified.

Daniel 9:26a
4 out of 4 descriptions matched to recorded modern historical events involving the named and identified modern person Michael.

Daniel 9:26b-27
A negative result was declared. An attempt to match over 20 descriptions to modern historical events was not conducted, as a start date was not included in the original text.

Daniel 11:40-45
29 out of 29 descriptions matched to the activities and characteristics of the 1990/1991 Persian Gulf War. This datable historical event supplied the general time frame for when the identified Michael commenced his activities (Daniel 12:1).

Revelation 9:2-11
26 out of 26 descriptions matched to activities and characteristics of the 1990/1991 Persian Gulf War.

During the several validation stages, other individual positive outcomes were attained for certain parts of the search criterion. A table of results for all thirty search criterion components for the eight main texts examined can be found in the Tables section.

These were the FINDINGS from Paper 1.
Link to download Papers 1, 2 & 3

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Paper 2 Results

2. Searching Ancient Texts for Evidence of Computer Technology

An extracted list of attributes and characteristics was compiled from ancient texts regarding each of the following documented Apparatus and Artifacts:
Silver Bow
Storage Box
Artifact
Breastplate
Altar
Throne
Rod or Staff

Their individual features were then compared to modern technology.
The outcomes:

Silver Bow
Result: a 100% positive result was achieved.
12 out of 12 extracted attributes of a ‘silver bow’ matched to those of a mid 1990s plastic cd-rom jewel case.

Storage Box
Result: only a 50% match was attained, thus a negative result was declared.
Only 2 out of 4 extracted attributes matched to an object (box) in a mid 1800s picture.

Artifact
Result: a 100% positive result was achieved.
14 out of 14 extracted attributes of an ‘artifact’ matched to those of a compact disk.

Breastplate
Result: a 100% positive result was achieved.
8 out of 8 extracted attributes of a ‘breast plate’ matched to those of a jewel case’s base plate.

Altar
Result: a 100% positive result was achieved.
7 out of 7 extracted attributes of an ‘altar’ matched to those of a computer’s cd-drive-tray.

Throne
Result: a 100% positive result was achieved.
2 out of 2 extracted attributes of a ‘throne’ matched to those of a computer’s monitor.

Rod or Staff

  1. Nostrdamus, mid 1500s CE, France
    Result: a 100% positive result was achieved.
    2 out of 2 attributes of a ‘rod in hand’ matched to those of a computer’s mouse and how it is held.

  2. Moses, 1230 BCE, Babylon
    Result: a 100% positive result was achieved.
    3 out of 3 descriptions of a ‘rod in hand’ matched to those of a computer’s mouse and cable.

  3. Egyptian depictions, Papyrus of Ani,1240 BCE, Egypt
    Result: a 100% positive result was achieved.
    17 Egyptian glyphs accurately describe and depict a computer’s mouse and cable.

Egyptian Glyphs
Encouraged by these positive results, an investigation of other Egyptian glyphs was conducted.
Result: Comparing twelve particular ancient Egyptian depictions and descriptions with modern technology yielded a 100% positive outcome.
As a pictogram, glyph N5 is a depiction of a compact disk, with the accompanying glyphs depicting a desktop computer’s CPU box, cd-drive tray, and that a compact disk shines.

These were the FINDINGS from Paper 2.
Link to download Papers 1, 2 & 3

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Paper 3 Results

3. Compact Disk documented in Ancient Texts is Identified

Compact Disk descriptions and ‘dream’ and ‘vision’ commentaries, reported in certain ancient texts associated with known time travel encounters, were located and extracted.
After returning many mistranslated English words back to their original meanings and contexts, a series of seven attributes and characteristics for the ‘ancient book’ (ie compact disk) along with an extensive checklist of associated imagery regarding the ‘visions’ and ‘dream’ commentaries were tabled.

Test One: The COMPACT DISK
Two modern compact disks were evaluated.

A.
The seven extracted ancient “book” descriptions were compared to a 1993 cd-rom entitled The New Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, Release 6, but only one matched.
Result: With only 1 out of 7 matching, a negative result was declared.

B.
The seven features were then compared with a 1995 French produced multimedia cd-rom entitled Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean.
Result: a 100% positive outcome was achieved.
7 out of 7 extracted attributes and characteristics matched to this particular cd-rom.

Encouraged by this result, the second phase of investigation was conducted using this cd-rom as the test subject.

Test Two: DREAM and VISION Imagery
The contents of the compact disk under test were compared with ancient descriptions.
Test CD-ROM: the 1995 French cd-rom Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean.

Selected verses from four ancient texts were investigated:
Genesis Chapter One from the Hebrew Old Testament, Egypt, circa1230 BCE
Book of Ezekiel from the Hebrew Old Testament, Babylon, circa 600 BCE
Book of Daniel from the Hebrew Old Testament, Babylon, circa 550 BCE
Book of Revelation from the Christian New Testament, Greece, circa 100 CE

C.
Text: The Old Testament, Genesis Chapter One, writer Moses.
A sequence of forty seven described images and characteristics from twenty three verses were compared to the sequence of pictures from the cd-rom.
Result: a 100% positive outcome was achieved.
47 out of 47 ancient descriptions matched those as seen on the test cd-rom.

D.
Text: The New Testament, Book of Revelation, writer John.
A sequence of eight descriptions from two consecutive verses, and a series of ten features from five consecutive verses were compared.
Result: a 100% positive outcome was achieved.
18 out of 18 ancient descriptions matched those as seen on the test cd-rom.

E.
Text: The Old Testament, Book of Daniel, writer Daniel.
A sequence of eighteen descriptions from six consecutive verses, and a series of nine features from four consecutive verses were compared.
Result: a 100% positive outcome was achieved.
27 out of 27 ancient descriptions matched to those as seen on the test cd-rom.

F.
Text: The Old Testament, Book of Ezekiel, writer Ezekiel.
A sequence of: thirteen descriptions from four generally consecutive verses; four from two consecutive verses; six from two verses; and fifty seven from twenty four mostly consecutive verses were compared.
Result: a 100% positive outcome was achieved on two levels.
23 out of 23 ancient descriptions matched to the test cd-rom’s pictures and imagery.
57 out of 57 ancient specifically documented measurements of a temple exactly matched to the measurements of a Temple depicted on the test cd-rom.

These were the FINDINGS from Paper 3.
Link to download Papers 1, 2 & 3

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CONCLUSION and REVIEW for the first 3 PAPERS

This studious three-part investigation generated enough supportive evidence to demonstrate that:
a. time travel back to the past has taken place;
b. certain ancient texts document specific modern events;
c. one particular human time traveller was named Gabriel;
d. certain early 1990s computer technology was seen by and documented by various ancient people back in the past;
e. the “artifact” known throughout history as a tablet, seer stone, wheel, (also vessel, plate), or Book with Seven Seals - and named as the Urim, Tablet of Destinies, Wheel of Destiny of Nations - has been identified as the 1995 French produced multimedia cd-rom entitled Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean.

Thus, for known late 20th century historical events to have been documented in texts from the past, along with specific 1990s computer technology being depicted and documented, plus many, many pictures from a certain cd-rom being described - signifies that someone from a future time went back to the earlier time with: that 20th century historical knowledge; that certain computer system; and that particular cd-rom.

All this by definition describes the concept of ‘Time Travel’ back to the past.

Link to download Papers 1, 2 & 3

REVIEW
Paper 1.
Two ancient texts (Book of Daniel, OT; and Book of Revelation, NT) written by known historical persons (Daniel 603-536 BCE and John 95 CE), each document at least one human male being present who related descriptions of ‘future historical events’ to them, and when compared to modern history books, some of their written accounts of ‘future things’ exactly match to specific recorded modern events of the late 20th century.
For example, both Daniel and John describe various events associated with the 1991 Persian Gulf War; as did Nostradamus (Michel de Nostredame 1503–1566, France) who (in c1.q81) exactly described and dated the August 10th 1990 vote by the Arab League.

Paper 2.
Certain early 1990s computer technology was seen by and documented by particular ancient people back in the past.
Such technology was assigned the term DOOPArt, with the following items from the last decade of the 20th century being identified:
Jewel Case | Jewel Case’s Base Plate | Compact Disk | Computer’s Mouse & Cable | Computer Monitor | Computer’s CD-Drive Tray.

Individuals from the past who saw, and/or used, and documented this technology include:
Egyptian scribe Ani, 1240 BCE, Papyrus of Ani;
Egyptian prince Moses, 1230 BCE (attributed as the author of the Hebrew Torah);
Ezekiel, Babylon, 593 BCE, Old Testament Book of Ezekiel;
John, Greece, 95 CE, New Testament Book of Revelation;
Nostradamus, France, mid 1500s CE, Quatrains C1.Q1&2;
Joseph Smith Jnr, America, 1827 CE, Book of Mormon (Testimony sections).

Paper 3.
The “artifact” known throughout history as a tablet, seer stone, wheel, (also vessel, plate), and the Book with Seven Seals - and named as the Urim, Tablet of Destinies, Wheel of Destiny of Nations - has been identified as the 1995 French produced multimedia cd-rom entitled Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean.
It has been seen back in the past by: four biblical writers known as Moses, Ezekiel, Daniel, and John; the Egyptian scribe Ani; and Nostradamus (plus many others).
The many biblical so-called ‘Dream & Vision’ narrations were simply descriptions of particular images from this cd-rom, and are included in various stories about topics such as:
gods; God; Creation; Four Beasts; Wheels within Wheels; measuring of the Temple; and the Four Horsemen.

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Finding the evidence of Time Travel back-in-the-past and thus validating the claims by Ronald Pegg was an amazing process, but the subsequent ‘religious’ outcomes were unexpected, especially now that all Abrahamic Religions will need to query and reassess their traditional understandings.

Many people who read these Time Travel Papers demanded more information regarding several of the controversial findings, so I conducted more investigations and produced many more reports.
In particular, four topics were requested to be reinvestigated then presented in academic paper format:
Egyptian Glyphs;
the Moses Creation narration;
the stories by Mark; and
the dated Sestets of Nostradamus.

These will be presented hereafter over the next two weeks.

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4. Egyptian Papyrus of Ani Describes 1995 Computer Technology

Abstract
In 2001 Queensland researcher Ronald Pegg asserted that:

  1. the Egyptian glyph called the ‘sun-disc’, and numbered N5 by Sir Alan Gardiner, was a representation of a compact disk and not of the Sun;
  2. hidden beneath the traditional interpretation and religious translation of Egyptian glyphs were accounts of computer technology.

Although South Australian researcher Eddy Pengelly in his October 2014 Paper presented positive outcomes regarding twenty nine glyphs that were shown to depict and describe computer parts, some critics dismissed those results deeming them to be cherry picked and/or taken out of context.

In response, here an examination of one hundred and twenty eight glyphs from the entire first three columns of the Papyrus of Ani was undertaken.

The objectives were to:
find the description of each glyph in Gardiner’s Grammar Book and write its meaning;
then determine whether those descriptions and meanings relate to pieces of known computer technology.

To generate a positive result an exact match of described ancient attributes to any such actual technology was required.

Mid 1990s computer technology was identified, with a particular 1995 compact disk being identified and some of its contents found depicted on the papyrus.

These positive results demonstrate that late twentieth century computer technology and a particular 1995 data disk were seen by the ancient person who wrote the Papyrus of Ani.

This new knowledge will instigate a re-evaluation into how Egyptian glyphs are translated and will precipitate a change in scientific thinking regarding the topic of Time Travel.

Link to download Paper 4

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This video explains why I investigated Egyptian glyphs

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This video highlights some of the computer parts identified as presented in the paper

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5. The GOD stories in the Bible relate accounts of and are due to human Time Travel interactions back in the past

This second case study is also from ancient Egypt, ten years after the 1240 BCE scribe Ani encounter (as presented in the prior paper).
1230 BCE the Egyptian prince/priest known in the Hewbrew Tanakh as Moses presented his ‘God’ story in Genesis chapters 1 & 2.

Abstract
Atheists are frustrated when they demand that theists present proof of their supernatural God but no evidence is forthcoming.
Theists equally resent atheists for not acknowledging as a scientific hypothesis, their assertion that ‘God is a supernatural being who created the world in six days and then appeared on earth as Jesus (the supernatural ‘Son of God’)’.

The stumbling block to this has now been removed and the scientific method can now be employed.
Citing a possible UFO description in the Book of Ezekiel, it has been proposed that the God of the Bible could have been an alien and not a supernatural entity as religiously believed for over 3,000 years.
The traditional supernatural claim can now be falsified.

This paper investigated this premise and found no supportive evidence for the alien theory but instead found that these narratives were documented descriptions of human time travel interactions back in the past.

The debate is now over - there is and never was a supernatural GOD as traditionally believed. This paper destroys over 3,000 years of religious beliefs. An adjustment to life without religion is now required for the world’s citizens.

Link to download Paper 5

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This video presents findings only for Genesis 1:1-10 and 1:20-27
The PAPER itself investigates Genesis chapters 1 & 2.

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6. The Life of Jesus stories in the Bible were not about a person or a supernatural entity, but relate to pictures from a 1995 cd-rom

After Ronald Pegg presented evidence that four Egyptian stories depicted and/or described computer tech and images from cd-roms thus showing that the associated ancient Religions (Egyptian & Hebrew) were NOT of a supernatural origin, he then claimed that other religions were also based upon human time travel encounters.
I investigated another Case Study: Mark’s Jesus Stories from the Christian New Testament

Abstract
Atheists reject the claim by Christians that the biblical character Jesus ‘was a real historical person and an actual divine supernatural entity known as the Son of God’.

A stumbling block to investigating this hypothesis using the scientific method is the atheist idea that evidence has to be produced from outside the Bible, whereas theists reject this idea and assert that the Bible contains all the proof required.
A new twenty first century hypothesis suggests an alternative to the supernatural concept - Jesus could have simply been a time traveller.

This means the traditional claim can now be falsified. This paper investigated this premise using the Bible’s own accounts and found no supportive evidence for Jesus being a time traveller, but instead discovered that the Life of Jesus narratives were documented descriptions of an associated human time travel interaction back in the past.

The Jesus stories were not about a real human person or a supernatural being. This final conclusion destroys over 2,000 years of religious beliefs. An adjustment to life without Jesus by the world’s various Christian Religions and Cults in his name is now required.

Link to download Paper 6

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This video presents some associated findings.

The PAPER itself investigates 38 Life of Jesus stories.

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7. Dated Quatrains and Sestets of Nostradamus Decoded and Historical Events Identified

Abstract
Not many people are aware that Nostradamus included stated future year dates in some of his Quatrains and Sestets. Since the mid and late 1500s many scholars have been trying to unravel his words and match them to historical events, some with minor success, but mostly his stanzas remained a mystery - until now.

Herein, an examination of 160 lines of French text from 10 quatrains (40 lines) and 20 sestets (120 lines), translated into English, produced 347 descriptions of past & future (to Nostradamus) often dated main subjects, events, themes, and personages.
This was not an easy task as over 140 words did not immediately translate, leaving on average over five cryptic words per stanza.
These were the special words Nostradamus employed to hide his messages about the future, not including the over 40 encoded stated year dates themselves.
Once put into readable English sentences, history books were perused and 27% of his descriptions were matched to general historical events and personages.

Nostradamus names Australian born researcher Ronald Pegg as né ron, piquet with 55% of the messages relating to Pegg’s research project and associated other people.
12.6% of his descriptions relate to certain imagery from the 1995 French produced Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean Multimedia cd-rom, with 5.1% regarding the Office of Pope and the Catholic Church connections.

Nostradamus states that Ronald Pegg is the one to decode his French words, and makes clear statements about the what, why, and how Pegg’s evidence negates the religious beliefs of the Christians and Mormons.
These declarations are why Nostradamus had to encode his messages and specifically leave 58 sestets hidden until after his death - or face heresy charges by the Church.

My translating/decoding methods produced concise positive outcomes, and as such may be of use to scholars investigating the other works of Nostradamus.
The new knowledge revealed in this paper will induce a whole new sphere of study and precipitate a change in thinking regarding Religion and its relevance in the 21st century.

Link to download Paper 7

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This video presents an overview of a similar investigation.

The mentioned Report fully examines a total of 10 Quatrains and 40 Sestets, with over 580 descriptions provided by Nostradamus matching to past and future people and events, both dated and undated.
Link to cited REPORT in video

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