Calling anyone interest in solving a cipher?
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Once again it is the Chiper in my first post. may or may not give the name of author of the book.
If we can crack the code we may might find out the name of the author of the book or some thing else?
It would be a big feather in everyone who contibutes cap if we can collectively crack the code at treasurenet. We might be solving an at least a 274 - 300 year old mystery
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If we can crack the code we may might find out the name of the author of the book or some thing else?
It would be a big feather in everyone who contibutes cap if we can collectively crack the code at treasurenet. We might be solving an at least a 274 - 300 year old mystery
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It is a book of secrets written in old english and Latin.
But there is as already shown magical content through out the book. as below you can see a Sator square. that goes back to roman times. it uses are not clear. Some say it was used for spell casting?
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But there is as already shown magical content through out the book. as below you can see a Sator square. that goes back to roman times. it uses are not clear. Some say it was used for spell casting?
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garren
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Could the first line of text be a title since it looks like its in quotes? "Exeodem Lib MS"?
The Latin translation, according to translate.com, for exeodem lib = The Last Book . However, the abbreviation MS is somewhat ambiguous. MS was used to abbreviate several different words but if we cherry pick the one we like best we could use "mystes" making the translation of the title "The Last Book of Mysteries".
Not really a solution to the cypher but maybe an avenue to follow in search of a solution?
The Latin translation, according to translate.com, for exeodem lib = The Last Book . However, the abbreviation MS is somewhat ambiguous. MS was used to abbreviate several different words but if we cherry pick the one we like best we could use "mystes" making the translation of the title "The Last Book of Mysteries".
Not really a solution to the cypher but maybe an avenue to follow in search of a solution?
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