Nostradamus (Les Prophéties) (諸世紀)

The verbatim prophecy shelf goes WEST: Les Prophéties de M. Nostradamus — all 941 numbered quatrains of the ten Centuries plus the unnumbered Latin Legis Cantio, served in the ORIGINAL Middle French from a named critical edition (Le Pelletier 1867, reproducing the 1568 Benoist Rigaud text, the first with all ten Centuries). THE STRUCTURE IS THE LOCK, and it is the published one: Centuries I–V and VIII–X at 100 quatrains each, Centurie VII stopping at its famous 42, Centurie VI at 99 plus the Latin warning-quatrain — all asserted at load with a byte-exact reconstruction checksum, every quatrain exactly four lines, and the canonical anchors in place (I.1 Estant assis de nuict secret estude; X.72 L'an mil neuf cens nonante neuf sept mois). The edition's own printed-numeral quirks (Centurie VI prints XXXVIX at position 39 and XVII at position 46) are PRESERVED as witness facts with sequential positions alongside — never corrected. Query the structure, a full Centurie, or any single quatrain. NO translation is served (the public-domain English renderings differ wildly and would be a second text — deferred by name); NO prediction claims — the payload's own epigraph is the book's Legis Cantio, Nostradamus's warning to unfit critics. A classical text for literary and historical study.

Cost: 2 TIAN Points per call. tRPC procedure nostradamus.read.