A centuries-old Nostradamus manuscript that was stolen from a library in Rome around 15 years ago has been recovered after investigators spotted it on the website of an auction house. The hefty 500-page work, which was penned by the iconic French astrologer in the mid-1500s and contains early versions of the soothsayer's famed prophecies, reportedly vanished from the Historical Studies Centre of the Barnabite Fathers of Rome back in 2007. Authorities attempting to track down the pilfered piece of landmark psychic material say that it circulated in the black markets of France and Germany until, to their surprise, it popped up for sale online last year.
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