Nostradamus, the Man Who Saw Through Time: Contents
Nostradamus, the Man Who Saw Through Time, by Lee McCann [1941]
| | | PAGE |
| | Foreword | xi |
| | PART ONE | |
| I. | A Prophet Is Born | 3 |
| II. | The Education of a Genius | 24 |
| III. | Personages and Politics | 54 |
| IV. | Garlands of Fame | 81 |
| V. | The Plague Returns | 109 |
| VI. | A Prophet's Eyry | 138 |
| VII. | Purpose | 167 |
| VIII. | On to Paris | 194 |
| IX. | The Court of the Valois | 224 |
| X. | Toward Familiar Country | 255 |
| | PART TWO | |
| I. | The Cycle of Valois-Navarre | 293 |
| II. | Claude De Savoie | 329 |
| III. | In the Twentieth Century | 337 |
| Frontispiece of the edition printed in Amsterdam in 1668 | Frontispiece |
| | FACING PAGE |
| Etching made by a woman of Salon, from the portrait bust by César Nostradamus, son of the prophet | 54 |
| Through this old gate traveled Nostradamus on errands of mercy and friendship | 109 |
| King René, the minstrel-monarch of Provence | 167 |
| Blois, setting of royal splendors and tragic destinies | 224 |
| Last resting place of the older Capetian kings | 255 |
| Ronsard, who celebrated the arrival of Nostradamus at court with verses in his honor | 293 |