Sources
- Leoni, E., Nostradamus and His Prophecies (Wings, 1961-82)
- Lemesurier, P., The Nostradamus Encyclopedia (Godsfield/St Martin’s, 1997)
- Lemesurier, P., Nostradamus – The Illustrated Prophecies (O Books, 2003)
- Wilson, I., Nostradamus: The Evidence (Orion, 2002)/ Nostradamus: The Man Behind the Prophecies (St Martin's 2007)
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