Nostradamus C.7 Q14: He who comes to expose the false topography. This is another extraordinary verse where the anagrams used by Nostradamus  are patently telling us powerful secrets about his verses. The fourth line is dominated by anagrammatic clusters such as 'quatreins', 'poets verse' and 'our poetries channels'. These occur as adjacent anagrams and have low probability of chance generation since they are too pertinent, too inter-related and too rare for it to be otherwise. In addition they fit to an interpretation of the visible text in which Nostradamus is telling us about the person in the future who will reveal the hidden layers in his work. It also implies that these revelations will cause religious controvery to thrive and for the old value systems to be questioned.   There are only singular occurrences of  both poetries and channels and there are no anagrams other than those in this verse for poets-verse or poetries-channels even as composite anagrams. There are no occurrences where poets and verse appear as whole but separate anagrams in the same line and only four other places where the jumbled lettering of these two words is found in two parts.  There are no split anagrams at all for 'poetries-channels'. So the fact that these two word pairs appear as adjacent anagrams in different parts of the same line cannot easily be dismissed as the product of chance.   The anagrams tell us that the person who unveils the prophecies will gain his reputation by his publication of the cruellest verses with themes reminiscent of the pantheism in the works of both Philo and Joseph. There are many cruel verses that can validate these words as shown in my papers titled Mutations, Floods, Fire in the Sky and Nostradamus on War.   C.7 Q.14 He will come to expose the false topography, the urns of the tombs will be opened. Sect and holy philosophy to thrive, black for white and the new for the old. Faux expoSer viendra topographie, Seront les cruches des monumens ouuertes. Palluler Secte Saincte philoSophie, Pour blanches noires et pour antiques vertes. Anagrams hidden in the French Text <propagator driven uxe expoSe><invader topograph exposurex> <norSe celts crushed uuomens true omens><Seers uurote ones he summonsed> <she Sees uuomens true demons> <philo ioSeph Pall rule Sect><loopS /Spool/ Pools pantheic secrets><Sect rule phoneticaliSe all ><ancestries> <Poets verse><quatreins><quite runa poetries alnubr chosen><channels our poetries><Poets chosen alnubr reputation rise> FREQUENCIES OF RAREST OCCURRENCE in Centuries propagator, crushed, summonsed, uuomens, pantheic, phoneticalise, alnubr, channels Ioseph, reputation cruellest, poetries quatreins, loops /spool/pools expose, ancestries, secrets Philo cruelest, chosen - - - - poets - - - - demons