Johannis Trithemii ... Steganographia Qvae Hvcvsqva A Nemine Intellecta ... Nvnc Tandem Vindicata, Reserata Et Illvstrata Vbi Post Vindicias Trithemii

This controversial work, first published in the 16th century, claims to offer a method for encoding and decoding secret messages using a system of spiritual symbolism. The author, a German abbot and scholar of occultism, drew on sources as diverse as the Kabbalah and Arabic alchemy to create his complex cipher.

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