Key to the Bi Literal Cipher of Francis Bacon
Key to the Bi Literal Cipher of Francis Bacon
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By a stroke of genius, Mrs. Gallup evolved from the Standard Alphabets and Key-Examples, a system of design and rules on which to assemble Bi-formed Alphabets for use in deciphering.
A Bi-formed Alphabet is required for each new Work and for each font of Italics. The Italic type used are cut from Bi- formed Alphabets designed by the cipherer. The type which were used in printing the Italics in Novum Organum 1620, Henry VII 1622, De Augmentis 1623, and Shakespeare were cut after designs made by ...Bacon. The standard of design is embodied in the Bi-formed Alphabet, given in De Augmentis Scientiarum.
Everyone should learn the modus operandi or mechanism of Biliteral Cipher. Few, not to exceed ten, have done original deciphering. All can use to advantage the narrative revealed by the Translations now made.
The Biliteral Alphabet, the Bi-formed Alphabet and the Key- Example were published at London in 1623, contemporaneously with The First Folio of Shakespeare.
Key to the Bi-literal Cipher of Francis Bacon The publication in 1623 was in the London Edition of De Augmentis Scientiamm ; in 1624, in the Paris Edition ; in London, in the Latin Edition of 1638; and at London in the English Edition 1640.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By a stroke of genius, Mrs. Gallup evolved from the Standard Alphabets and Key-Examples, a system of design and rules on which to assemble Bi-formed Alphabets for use in deciphering.
A Bi-formed Alphabet is required for each new Work and for each font of Italics. The Italic type used are cut from Bi- formed Alphabets designed by the cipherer. The type which were used in printing the Italics in Novum Organum 1620, Henry VII 1622, De Augmentis 1623, and Shakespeare were cut after designs made by ...Bacon. The standard of design is embodied in the Bi-formed Alphabet, given in De Augmentis Scientiarum.
Everyone should learn the modus operandi or mechanism of Biliteral Cipher. Few, not to exceed ten, have done original deciphering. All can use to advantage the narrative revealed by the Translations now made.
The Biliteral Alphabet, the Bi-formed Alphabet and the Key- Example were published at London in 1623, contemporaneously with The First Folio of Shakespeare.
Key to the Bi-literal Cipher of Francis Bacon The publication in 1623 was in the London Edition of De Augmentis Scientiamm ; in 1624, in the Paris Edition ; in London, in the Latin Edition of 1638; and at London in the English Edition 1640.
What to read after Key to the Bi Literal Cipher of Francis Bacon?
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