I love Historical Ciphers, don't you...
| Published by Jefferson Davis on Thursday, October 05, 2006 at 4:56 am.
There is a secret hidden within this book cipher. It goes with a manuscript, but I can't just tell you what the name of the "book" is. I recently cited this book or classic collection of books on another blog. Can you decipher the message? It is important. I did take the time to do this, so give it a whirl. I love the old world charm of historical cryptography. It's genius, but nobody makes use of it anymore. What say you? The other blog is linked to on my site. There is also an on-line version of said book. It is that old. Do not worry it's not the Bible. :) I will give you the first and last letter. Have fun...
UPDATE: Here is a much easier cipher, for all of you lazy folks. :)
A link is hidden somewhere within the blog, to the on-line book, which I used to cipher the message. By the way, the page numbers on-line coincide with the ones in the book.
P.S. : This should keep you busy, unti I can get the podcast published...128-1-8-1 "M"
128-3-8-1
129-1-2-4
129-2-2-6
129-2-3-3
129-5-7-3
364-4-1-1
364-11-3-1
365-4-7-4
366-9-3-4
367-3-2-2
368-7-9-1
504-1-47-1
505-3-6-2
507-2-4-2
507-5-7-2
124-1-30-1
124-6-2-1
125-4-3-1
126-1-13-1
127-2-2-1
245-1-5-1
245-1-2-2
246-1-4-1
246-8-3-1
247-7-1-5
247-9-4-2
247-11-6-6
248-1-3-1
248-7-4-1
248-12-6-5
248-15-3-4
364-6-9-1
125-4-3-1
126-1-13-1
127-2-2-1
127-7-1-1
127-7-8-4
129-1-1-2 "O"
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