Welles' main objection to the generally accepted translations of Nostradamus' quatrains (so called because Nostradamus organized all his works into a series of four lined prose, which were then collected into centuries, or groups of 100 such works) relates in part to the translation efforts.
While many skilled linguists have worked on the problem of translating the works of Nostradamus, all have struggled with the format the author used.
Embora muitos linguistas habilidosos tenham trabalhado no problema de traduzir os trabalhos de Nostradamus, todos tiveram dificuldade com a forma que o autor usou.
Embora muitos linguistas habilidosos tenham trabalhado no problema de traduzir os trabalhos de Nostradamus, todos tiveram dificuldade com a forma que a autora usou.