The 3 line. Distribution of titles and positions to people from the bottom who managed to be useful to the emperor – “will vex the rebels”. The seizure of power in 1799 is considered the end of the revolution and the restoration of absolutism.

Linkage with other quatrains: 4.54, 8.57, 1.76.

Decoding of the number 5.79. If 5 to flip in 2 and to consider 2 as 2000 then 2000-79=1921, 9-1=8, 1821 – the year of death.

Quatrain 3.27 The decoding of Egyptian hieroglyphs

Prince lybinique puissant en Occident,

François d'Arabe viendra tant enflammer:

Sçauans aux lettres sera condescendent,

La langue Arabe en François translater.

Libyan Prince powerful in the West

Francois with Arabian will come as inflame.

He will learned condescending to letters

Francois translate the Arabian language.

The translation of the quatrain has been corrected by me in accordance with the meaning of the prophecy. In the original translation the word Francois was translated as French, however, this is the name that the prophet pointed out accurately, without changing a single letter. The meaning of the first line is not clear. However, we can assume that the "mighty prince" is Napoleon because this discovery is connected with his Egyptian campaign of 1798-1801. Napoleon took with him not only military men, but also scientists. At the port of Rashid on the banks of the Nile, soldiers found the Rosetta Stone – a black basalt plate, on which the same text was knocked out in three languages. The stone was transferred to the museum.

The author of the discovery was the Frenchman Jean-François Champollion (1790-1832) an Orientalist, the founder of Egyptology. From childhood, Champollion has shown an ingenious ability to learn languages. At the age of sixteen he already knew 12 languages. François was able to realize his goal. When he first saw the Rosetta stone, he said that he would read it. The path to discovery was not easy, but he realized what was predicted.

2 line. When François realized that he could read the ancient Egyptian texts, he ran to his brother in great arousal, dropped the records on the table, saying: "Here is the discovery" and fainted from overwork. His discovery in 1822, made it possible to read ancient Egyptian texts, and Champollion had got a famous.