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”’Jean-Aimé de Chavigny”’ (1524?) was a French [[astrologer]] and an [[alchemist]]. He was a disciple of [[Nostradamus]]. De Chavigny recorded the life of Nostradamus and considered himself to be Nostradamus’s successor as prophet and astrologer.<ref name=”randi”>{{Cite book |last=Randi |first=James |url=http://archive.org/details/maskofnostradamu00jame |title=The mask of Nostradamus |date=1990 |publisher=New York : Scribner |others=Internet Archive |isbn=978-0-684-19056-3|author-link=James Randi}}</ref>{{rp|221}} When Henry IV was to become King of France, de Chavigny reinterpreted many of Nostradamus’s writings to apply to Henry IV, although these prophecies did not come true.<ref name=”randi” />{{rp|221}} |
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Astrologer and alchemist
Jean-Aimé de Chavigny (1524?–1604) was a French astrologer and an alchemist. He was a disciple of Nostradamus. De Chavigny recorded the life of Nostradamus and considered himself to be Nostradamus’s successor as prophet and astrologer.[1]: 221 When Henry IV was to become King of France, de Chavigny reinterpreted many of Nostradamus’s writings to apply to Henry IV, although these prophecies did not come true.[1]: 221
- Mackenzie, Kenneth; The Royal Masonic Cyclopedia (London, 1877).
- Jean-Aimé de Chavigny; The Life and Testament of Michel Nostradamus. Preceded by Nostradamus Revisited an essay by Emmanuel Dufour-Kowalski.
Collection The New Initiatical Bibliotheque. Serie 2. Slatkine Edition, Geneva, 2022.
