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Michele de Nostredame (1503 to 1566) was the 16th-century astrologer and mystic whose cryptic writings have fascinated conspiracy theorists for decades. Better known as Nostradamus, he penned hundreds of supposed prophecies about the future in his 1555 book Les Propheties, which many believe has accurately predicted everything from the death of John F Kennedy in 1963 to the Great Fire of London in 1666. The a stroll oger's predictions took the form of four-lined poems or quatrains that were divided into 10 chapters called Centuries.
