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When, at the urging of certain persons, candid Reader, I had resolved to publish anew, at my own expense, the Polygraphy of Johannes Trithemius, I diligently applied myself to this: that it might come forth both more correct and enlarged by a new addition. And so, having sought out various editions from everywhere, I diligently compared them with the most recent; and besides, I added also a manuscript exemplar of Jacob Trithemius, brother of Johannes, and, a collation having been made with the remaining editions, I found it nearly similar to them, a few [readings] excepted. Secondly, I appended the same author's booklet on the Secundeans, or Intelligences moving the sphere after God. It is yours, kind Reader, to take in good part this our endeavor, such as it is. Farewell."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0002-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":2,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-2","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0002-0001"},"text":"Dedication to Emperor Maximilian"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0002-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":2,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-2","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0002-0002"},"text":"The letter of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of Saint James at Würzburg, on the Polygraphia"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0002-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":2,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-2","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0002-0003"},"text":"I was wavering, most unconquered Maximilian Caesar, with an uncertain mind, and for some little while I doubted within myself whether I would be doing something worthwhile or not if I dedicated the codex of my Polygraphia to Your Caesarean Majesty. For among the great you are greatest, among the more powerful most powerful, and among all wise men by far the wisest; and for that reason nothing is to be inscribed to you unless it is great, nothing dedicated unless it has been composed with the highest learning. But I, having attained no, or only little, literary learning, not without reason hesitated rather long as to whether I ought to bring trifles before so great a Majesty, since I am neither fit by talent to compose anything nor adorned with the necessary charm of expression. For I know, and cannot deny, how scanty is my equipment, how rough my talent, and that I have no vein of eloquence in speech; for which reason, also with due consideration, I held back for some time, and feared to appear before your glorious Majesty as an inept writer."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0002-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":2,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-2","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0002-0004"},"text":"For since after God you are by right lord of the world, it is no wonder if I, unlearned and the least of monks, fear the judgment of so great a Majesty of yours, and dread to offer those compositions of mine which I know are not worthy of your hands. And when I was turning these things over in my mind, there arrived one sent by your Highness with letters, by which you summoned me to Cologne, the expenses necessary for the journey having already some time before been assigned through another. But when the letters of your Serenity had been reread, confidence soon overcame shame, and the consideration of your innate gentleness drove away fear. For I know that your disposition is most mild: since you are the most modest of all, you are accustomed to be gentle to the humble and to resist the proud. You do not know how to be vainly puffed up, nor, in the manner of tyrants, to despise the humble who are devoted to Your Highness; for just as you have no room to grow on earth, so no envy will penetrate your mind. You are the greatest, and you have also accomplished many things, and great things, no less bravely in peace and in war; by these you have attained an eternal name, and with the highest reverence you are honored, with the love and favor of all your subjects. These are the riches of princes: the love and favor of the people, and to do justice to each person according to the commandment of the love of God."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002:p-0005:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0002-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":2,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-2","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0002-0005"},"text":"Since, therefore, all carry your name to the stars with praises and all proclaim you most gentle and most humane, there was henceforth no reason why I in particular should suspect you to be more severe, especially when in your letter you deign to entice me to be enrolled among yours. Therefore, at last encouraged by the weighing of these matters, I laid aside all fear and assumed great confidence in the gentleness innate in you. Indeed, since all draw confidence from the fountain of your piety, why should I alone be cruel [unclear]. Therefore, with that humility which befits me, and with which I ought and am able, I approach the throne of your most excellent Majesty, prostrate on the ground; devotedly I offer the said work of Polygraphia, and humbly commend my littleness to Your Serenity as a servant to his lord. Now therefore, most merciful Caesar, accept the very small little gift which I bring, in which may you deign to weigh my mind, most subject to you, not its value."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0002-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":2,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-2","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0002-0006"},"text":"There are, moreover, in the appended system of the Polygraphia, in certain places, some mysteries wrapped in enigmas, lest the meaning of the more inward art, which lies hidden, should become manifest to the understanding of all. Just as not all things befit all persons, so not all things everywhere and always suit everyone. Therefore certain mysteries are enclosed there, which in my judgment can be more useful and more necessary to none than to princely men. For the more matters they attend to, the greater caution of secrecy must be applied in their counsels. For this book teaches princes to command secrecy over their secrets. But because Your Caesarean Majesty, occupied with many affairs, does not have time to search out the things that lie hidden, wrapped in mysteries, lest you be deprived of the fruit of my labor, I have appended a little book that extracts the kernel of the whole work, which I have entitled The Key of the Polygraphia; with it as guide you will more easily understand everything shut up here in figures. May God preserve you unharmed for our salvation. I wrote on the twenty-sixth day of the month of April, in the year of Christ one thousand five hundred eight."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0002-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002:p-0007","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":2,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-2","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0002-0007"},"text":"Index"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0003-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":3,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-3","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0003-0001"},"text":"Table or Index of the Works of Johannes Trithemius, first Abbot of Spanheim and afterward of St. James at Würzburg"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0003-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":3,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-3","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0003-0002"},"text":"Johannes Trithemius, abbot, was born in the village of Trittenheim, in the diocese of Trier, on the banks of the river Moselle, on the first day of the month of February, at the eleventh hour and thirtieth minute after noon, in the year of the Lord’s Nativity 1462, in the tenth Roman indiction: his father was Johannes de Heydenberg, and his mother was called Elisabeth de Longouico. This was the very year in which the city of Mainz, in the dissension of two pontiffs, was captured, lost its liberty, and found servitude, many of the citizens being driven into exile; in the fourth current year of Pope Pius II, and the twenty-second of Emperor Frederick III."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0003-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":3,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-3","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0003-0003"},"text":"In the year of the Lord 1482, however, in the monastery of Spanheim, in the diocese of Mainz, on the first day of February, that is, the day on which he had once been born, he laid aside the secular habit and there took up the monastic one under the rule of the blessed father Benedict, according to the observance newly introduced. In the following year, which was the eighty-third above the four-hundredth and the thousandth, after Abbot Johannes de Colenhusen had been transferred by canonical postulation to Seligenstadt, Johannes Trithemius, by the common election of the brothers, was promoted and adorned as abbot of the aforesaid monastery of Spanheim on the fourth day before the Kalends of July, and presided for twenty-three years, one month, ten days, and nine. When these had passed, not without many labors, provoked by the rashness of certain rivals, he accepted the abbacy of St. James at Würzburg, which was offered to him, and of his own free will resigned Spanheim, full of useless cares."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004:annotation-002","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004:annotation-003","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004:annotation-004","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004:annotation-005","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004:annotation-006","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004:annotation-007","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004:annotation-008"],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0003-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":3,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-3","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0003-0004"},"text":"In both places he wrote a number of little works, from which recently he set down for me in his own hand the items written below on a sheet. Since you, as a friend, ask me for their titles, I gladly yield to your wishes, so that from consideration of such great labors of his you may hold the memory of our common friend and teacher more closely. And first indeed I shall set down the titles of those works which, while he was abbot at Spanheim, [unclear] of his order, which were made in provincial chapters by order of the presiding officers: one book. On the Visitation of Monks, one book. On the Manner of Holding a Provincial Chapter, one book. On the Rule of St. Benedict, two books. Homilies and exhortatory sermons to his monks, two books, which he dedicated to his predecessor. On the Temptations of Cloistered Persons and Their Remedies, two books. To Nicholas, priest of Mernic, On the Priestly Life, one book. Against the Private Property of Monks, one book. On the Vanity and Misery of This Life, one book. A penthic work, that is, a mournful one, On the Ruin of His Order, one book. On the Illustrious Men of His Order, four books. Praises of the Order of the Carmelite Friars, two books. To Gerlacus, abbot of Deutz, Praises of Manuscript Writings, one book. To Johannes Dalburgius, bishop of Worms, On Ecclesiastical Writers, one book. On the Praises of St. Anne, Grandmother of the Lord, one book. To the questions of Rutger Sicamber, canon of Dumetis, [unclear] book. A chronicle of his own monastery of Spanheim, not a small volume, one book. A chronicle or annals of the monastery of Hirsau, two large volumes. A chronicle of the succession of the dukes of Bavaria and the counts palatine, to Philip, Count Palatine, prince elector, [unclear] book. The life of St. Hirmina, nun and first abbess in the horreum at Trier, one book. On the Misery of Cloistered Prelates, two books. Praises of St. Andrew the Apostle, [unclear] book. Praises of the Life of Abbot Benedict, [unclear] book. Praises of True Penitence, [unclear] book. Monologue of a Man Devoted to God to Himself, one book. To Ulrich, canon of Cologne, on questions concerning the Gospel of John, [unclear] book. To [unclear] on questions concerning the Psalms, one book."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0004-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":4,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-4","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0004-0001"},"text":"J. Trithemius."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0004-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":4,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-4","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0004-0002"},"text":"For the presidents of the annual chapter concerning the Bursfeld observance, he abridged the statutes of that same union, one book. The Spiritual Exercise of Monks, one book. An Epitome or Breviary of the same, one book. On Ecclesiastical Computation, one book. On the Illustrious Writers of Germany, addressed to Jakob Wimpfeling of [unclear], one book. Spanheim letters to various persons, four books. Orations delivered in chapters and elsewhere are twenty-four in number, making one book. For his brothers of the monastery of Spanheim he wrote forty very beautiful sermons, one book. Sermons to the people on feast days, one book. Several supplicatory prayers to God and the saints, one book. From the Greek tongue he translated into Latin Maximus the Abbot on the incarnation of the Lord; also the anathemas of St. Cyril, archbishop of Alexandria, promulgated against heretics in the third synod of Ephesus, and certain letters of that same synod. He also wrote for the edification of monks a notable work, which he entitled On the Threefold Region of Cloistered Persons, three books. He wrote also certain other smaller works, the titles of which he did not send on to me. These, dearest brother Nicholas, are the Trithemian works which, during the twenty-three years in which he was abbot, he composed at Spanheim for the honor of God, amid cares and the continual occupation of domestic business, reading or writing day and night whenever he was able to steal some leisure for himself."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0004-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":4,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-4","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0004-0003"},"text":"Lucubrations II."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0004-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":4,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-4","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0004-0004"},"text":"During the years in which he was in charge he brought into the library of Spanheim a very great treasury of books in every field, not only through the art of printing but also through manuscripts. For when I was with him for the space of one year, to learn Greek and Hebrew letters from him, I counted two thousand volumes in the library, of which at least eighty had been decently written with the pen on parchment and paper. I often heard from his mouth that he had spent more than two thousand florins for books, which he had not received from the substance of the monastery, which was always very meager; but since he was both known and dear to many princes, the gifts with which he was honored by them he very often spent on books. For he is the greatest lover and cultivator of books beyond all whom I know living in the flesh today. It is said by many, however, that his successor, who is now abbot in Spanheim, has alienated very many volumes."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0004-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":4,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-4","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0004-0005"},"text":"In the year of the Lord 1504, when a fierce war had arisen between the interregnum and Philip, Count Palatine, Trithemius, fearing the enemies, withdrew with his library and the monastery’s possessions to Kreuznach, the nearest town, and I likewise returned to my own affairs. In the year 1506, in the month of October, Trithemius himself, spurred by the envy of certain persons, accepted the abbacy of St. James at Würzburg and resigned that of Spanheim. There, in quiet, he writes various works, the titles of which, when asked, he recently sent me as follows."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0004-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":4,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-4","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0004-0006"},"text":"Of Trithemius."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0004-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":4,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-4","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0004-0007"},"text":"To the emperor Maximilian he published a remarkable work, which he entitled Polygraphy, six books. To the same man, the key of that same Polygraphy, one book. Replies to eight questions of the same emperor, one book. To the same man, On the Seven Intelligences Moving the Spheres, one book. To Joachim, margrave of Brandenburg and prince-elector, twenty books of various questions, orations, and propositions. To the same man, On Prognostications Permitted and Not Permitted to a Christian, two books. To the same man he wrote that remarkable and laborious work of Steganography, eight books, which that rash Bouillus, not understanding it, criticized most ignorantly and most falsely. To the same prince, one book of letters. To the same man, Against Sorcerers and All Arts and Superstitions Forbidden by the Church, five books. To the same man, On the Causes and Cure of the Falling Sickness and of Sorcerers, three books. To Jakob Trithemius, his brother, an Itinerary of His Life, two books. To Burkhard von Horneck, physician, On the Peculium of Nuns, one book. He wrote a History or Annals on the Origin, Kings, and Deeds of the People of the Franks and Germans, three large volumes; he brought the narrative from the incarnation of the Lord, in the year 433, from the borders of Scythia into Germany at the mouths of the Rhine, down to the twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth year of the emperor Maximilian. To Lorenz, bishop of Würzburg—"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0005:p-0001:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0005-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0005:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":5,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0005","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-5","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0005-0001"},"text":"Lucubrations He wrote, for the bishop and duke of eastern Francia, an epitome or abridgment of the same volumes, three books of histories. To the same man, on the dukes and bishops of the Franks of Wurzburg, one book. On the miracles shown at the memorial of Our Lady, Saint Mary, at Dettelbach, two books. On the miracles of the same shown in the nettle-bed at [Helprunnam], six books. An Apologetic against Charles Bovillus, who slandered things he did not understand, one book. On the origin and kings of the Franks, one book. A chronicle of his monastery, over which he now presides, of Saint James at Wurzburg, one book. To Albert, of the Margraves of Brandenburg, archbishop of Mainz and Magdeburg, the life of the divine chief-prelate, three books. On the transfer of the same from Mainz into Saxony, one book. To John, Count Palatine, Duke of Bavaria, and Count in Sponheim, residing at Simmern, on the origin, kings, and dukes of the Bavarians, together with the Counts Palatine and of Sponheim, four books. On demons and profane arts, he attacks, confounds, and overturns sorcerers and superstitious [unclear]. Of Wurzburg letters, which he wrote in that abbacy, four books. He also wrote many other smaller works, suited to his own devotion and that of his friends, such as courses, a rosary, a missal office, and various prayers, likewise proses or sequences on Saint Anne, grandmother of our Savior. He wrote praises, prayers, and a rosary on Saint Mary Magdalene. A rosary on Saint Joseph, foster-father of the Lord. A rosary on Saint Peter the Apostle. A rosary on Saint John the Evangelist. At the request of John, archbishop of Trier, a sequence on Anne, which begins, “Jesus, king of the heavens,” to the melody “Ave praeclara.” Another, to be sung on her feast, which begins: “Let them exult on this day.” A third, to the provincial of the Carmelites at Augsburg, begins, “Let us rejoice in honor.” A fourth on Saint Hildegard the virgin, which begins thus: “Praise be to you, Lord, king of eternal glory.” A fifth on Saint Rupert, duke of Bingen, which begins: “Let them exult on this day.” A sixth on Saint Joseph, foster-father of the Lord, begins thus: “Let us sing, renowned men.” A seventh on Saint Rabanus, archbishop. An eighth on the wounds of Christ, which begins thus: “Let us adore Jesus Christ, let us mourn the crucified one.” A ninth on the compassion of Blessed Mary, ever Virgin, begins thus: “Come, let us weep with devout mind, sharing compassion with the blessed Virgin Mary,” namely to the melody “Ave praeclara.” A tenth on Saint Joachim, father of Our Lady, which begins thus: “Let us adore the Trinity, let us together praise the unity of Father, Son, and Spirit.” An eleventh on each man’s own good angel. A twelfth for the proper mass of each priest. A thirteenth on Saint Maximus, bishop of Mainz. A fourteenth on Saint Martha the virgin, Christ’s hostess. A fifteenth on Saint Mary Magdalene. A sixteenth on Saint Mary of Egypt. A seventeenth on Saint James the Greater, apostle. An eighteenth on Saint Andrew, apostle. A nineteenth on Saint Benedict, abbot. A twentieth on All Saints. And for each of the named memorials and saints he composed individual new offices of the mass, conformable to the divine scriptures. He wrote besides a little work of meditations and prayers on the Lord’s incarnation, nativity, life, Passion, and death, suited to devotion, in two books. The Mirror of Heavenly Doctrine, serving in no small measure for compunction of mind, one book, which begins thus: “The beginning of human salvation.” He also composed many very devout meditations and prayers on our Lord Jesus Christ, on his most holy mother the Virgin Mary, and on various saints, with beautiful variety; together with many great other works, which all devout posterity will see and admire. These, my dearest Nicholas, are the volumes of our abbot Trithemius, which over almost thirty-two years he has composed in continuous study, apart from those which, not yet completed, are in hand on the anvil, unknown to me. Farewell, from my house at Durach, on the fifth day of the month of October, in the year of our salvation 1515. Johannes Duraclusius."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0005-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0005:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":5,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0005","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-5","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0005-0002"},"text":"From the letter of Johannes Duraclusius, his disciple, to Nicolaus Hamerius of Emel."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0001"},"text":"17"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0002"},"text":"Preface of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of St James at Würzburg, to the Polygraphia, addressed to Maximilian I, Caesar"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0003"},"text":"We read that very many wise men of the ancients, philosophers, kings, and princes once devised various and manifold methods by which they might safely entrust to their messengers, when they were sent to more distant places, the secrets of counsel, and whatever of secret mystery occurred that had to be confided, so that they might become fit for carrying them out and secure from every assault of the wicked, lest either the simplicity of the cabalists should lay bare the mystery, or the inborn curiosity of the Bacucei should bring harm to apostolic matters. Great among these, Augustus Caesar of the Romans, wishing in difficult affairs to use the service of messengers in obscurity, changed the breathings of conceived speech from clear forms into dark ones; and by the dance of metathesis, with a fine invention, he made their barbarousness, though resisting his wishes, accord at his command. And that receptive and, as it were, perpetual order is nevertheless subject to will and to the reckoning of time; although it keeps messengers safe on the road from the assault of the Bacucei, still, since it does not keep the regulated bounds of itself, it will make all who look on anxious with suspicion of the matter."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0004"},"text":"18 Preface to"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0005"},"text":"Archimedes of Syracuse, easily the chief mathematician, fastened round about a white bird suited to his designs, bare about the head and feet, to a staff cut back into the form of a tetragon; and when the servants had been arranged in due proportion, the work of the white bird appeared changed. When this had been duly performed, he loosed with his own hand what had been fastened; and when he had allowed it to fly away, there suddenly arose among the familiars of the inner chambers a great separation of appearances, and soon there arose a monster of a tortuous monastic image, formerly far too wandering, at the sight of which no one could think what it was. Nor did the dissension of the owls come to rest before the image of the master had skillfully bound the magpie again with a similar tetragon. Marcus Tullius Cicero, the eloquent orator, using talent and art, changed the minutiae of phrase into signs, and put the diligence, or character, of his will in place of the customary phrase. In this very novelty, indeed, he used such abundance that his invention could suffice for almost all things in the world. But upon these heralds of mysteries the institution of the art bestowed a wonderful agility, so that, beyond the nature of all, with solid steps of the feet, and not by minutiae or moments, but by whole degrees, they serve the good will of the master. A king can always use their service most safely, although not without great labor and manifest suspicion on the part of the Bacucei. But Cyprian, most holy bishop and martyr of the Church of Carthage,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0006"},"text":"19 Maximilian I, Caesar."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0007"},"text":"wishing to provide for the benefit of Christians, enlarged in no small measure those very lessons of the Ciceronian institution, and added what had been lacking to our customs."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0008"},"text":"Pharamund also, the forty-third after Marcomer, most powerful king of the Franks in Germany, when in the four hundred twenty-fourth year of the Lord's nativity he was forcefully entering the borders of the Gauls, in order that all things might be done safely, bound foreign minutiae to his secrets."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0009"},"text":"Chlodio Crinitus too, Pharamund's elder son, succeeding his father in the kingdom of the Franks, after he had violently subjected all Gaul to his rule, commanded that all the Gauls, as conquered men and slaves, be shorn and their beards shaved, but ordered the Franks, conquerors and lords of the Gauls, to grow their hair and beard; whence he was also called Crinitus. In imitation of his father, he wrapped the mysteries of counsel in signs both proper and foreign."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0006-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":6,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-6","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0006-0010"},"text":"Charles, surnamed the Great, the sixty-third king of the Franks after Marcomer, who was the first of the Franks to rule the Romans, with Nanno the grammarian as his teacher, wishing to adorn the German language, which was his paternal tongue, with grammarians after the manner of Latin, began an arduous work, which, however, involved in many affairs and overtaken by death, he did not complete. He bound owls with varied and many minutiae; greater than whom Brabant, or Namur in Germany, had not produced. To each prefect of the kingdom he gave single owls by art. The Northmen, having gone out from the borders of Gothia, when"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0007-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":7,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-7","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0007-0001"},"text":"Preface to Maximilian I Caesar"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0007-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":7,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-7","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0007-0002"},"text":"...when once they were cruelly devastating Gaul, they summoned bubones from Greece and prepared a safe hiding-place for their secrets, which today is known to few."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0007-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":7,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-7","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0007-0003"},"text":"Our Bede, a monk in England, not ignorant of the deed of the Normans, described many inventions of the ancients similar to these, by which they made a dark road bright with mysteries. He first commended artrology to the memory of posterity, and invented dactylogy. There were those who, by visible accidents, discerned minute things; by their prudence night was turned into day, and without the service of bubones light shone in darkness. Concerning these things, moreover, the illustrious Count Palatine, Prince Elector, once the requester of our steganography, received from us a manifest proof of instruction."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0007-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":7,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-7","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0007-0004"},"text":"But others, multiplying minutiae by regulated division, after the manner of barbarians overturned the patterns of nature, concealing in darkness the dances of arising shadows, and, where the secret of counsel required it, supplied the cabala to the absent through diapyromata."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007:p-0005:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0007-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":7,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-7","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0007-0005"},"text":"Great labor is involved in these things, and [unclear] long exercise of the mind, in which no one suddenly becomes skilled for use. Necessity endures all things. There were also those whom celestial harmony taught to compose foreign words, of which there was a double use for those who understood: while one sense holds in suspense, the other lifts the mind into the ether. God can do all things. Many have tried to seek light in shadow without light, but they were quite unable, because the fire lies buried in ashes. Some practised painters of phantoms divided one wind into two at a point: one of them, a misophos, always lurks in darkness, while the other, a lover of light, a philosophos, hates darkness, loves light, and guards the secret by means of a bubo. Again, with Bede there were some witnesses whose advancing intention bound the wind, invisible to the eyes, to visible things, and compelled many plants, and no less stones and fruits, which lack voices, to speak with a human tongue. Why should I bring in brute creatures, when all things obey art? This secret is rightly preferred to all inventions thus far, through which the hidden mystery will gain strength for the small, and by no means commit pearls to swine. From nothing, nothing is brought back. The known multitude of visible things, if these are prudently adapted to them, the enlightened mind of man would know and behold wonders. But to treat more fully of these matters is not part of the present purpose; since they are greater and weightier, they require another work and another time. Matthias, the most powerful king of Hungary, a hammer harder than adamant of the cross of Christ, victorious, waged battles; with wondrous ingenuity and art he discovered many things, adorned bubones with periphrasmata, kept his own mysteries, secreted them with manifold variety, and by manifest industry destroyed the counsels of his enemies. He preferred wisdom to gold; therefore a wise, sound mind in a well-disciplined body, driven upward by desire for a higher understanding, when by the likeness of the binary it has returned from the ternary into unity, will thereafter easily rise to the denary."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":null,"html_id":"p-en-0007-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":7,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-7","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0007-0006"},"text":"Pythagoras of Samos, that philosopher, warned his disciples that the quaternary must not be forgotten, in which the first perfection of numbering is contained. For thus we count: one, two, three, four. Stop your mind: for you have ten. For the denary is the head of perfection. What are eleven, except the denary and unity? What is twenty? Twice ten. What is thirty? Three times ten. You have a hundred, and you have by no means departed from the quaternary. And what is a hundred, except ten times ten? In these things mysteries lie hidden in abundance, and they are manifest to few. For love of brevity we pass over many in silence, who, aiding nature by art, applied prudence to secrets, and what to many who did not know seemed impossible they brought by shrewd study into easy use. A cultivated mind can do great things, and he who cleaves to God becomes, by understanding, higher than the world. Many are the mysteries of kings, and their counsels are full of cares, in which confidence and faith are required; rare faith harms the believer, and often admits even doubt when it is present. Therefore it would be worth the trouble and risk for all princes to be philosophers, and endowed with singular wisdom: just, gentle, benevolent, and distinguished in munificence, so that they cannot easily be overthrown by others. Justice alone, the companion of prudence, makes a prince glorious. To the aforementioned Prince and lord Elector..."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0001"},"text":"To Emperor Maximilian I."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0002"},"text":"At the urging of Philip, Count Palatine and Duke of Bavaria, I, Johannes Trithemius, now abbot of the monastery of St. James at Würzburg, but then of St. Martin the Bishop in Sponheim, in the diocese of Mainz, began to write eight books of mysteries in the Steganography. While I was already continuing my night-work on the third book of the same work, I am going to tell the matter briefly, if I can."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0003"},"text":"In the year of the Lord’s Nativity 1499, in the second Roman indiction, when Arnold Bostius, a Carmelite of the town of Ghent, asked by letter what new work I was bringing forth, and with what studies I was occupied, on the second day of Palms I wrote back to him through merchants, as to a friend, that I had under the hammer a new and wonderful work of Steganography, and I reported in order what was contained in each of its books. But before my letter had reached Ghent, Bostius, in the days of Easter, passed from life to Christ. The prior of that place received the letter, opened it, read it, and, astonished, as I think, by the novelty of the promises, shared it, at the request of many others, to be read and copied. Hence it happened that my letter itself, within a short time, was spread through almost all Germany and France, and was copied many times by many people; it brought even many most learned men to amazement and wonder, to such a degree that they hesitated as to what, in truth, they ought to think of me. Among these were some who steadfastly asserted that my promises in the said letter were frivolous, impossible, and false, shamelessly devised by me for the sake of empty glory."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0004"},"text":"Preface to"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0005"},"text":"Others said: “Great and wonderful things this abbot Trithemius promises; if he can do them, he can do them only by the service of demons, since they seem to far exceed the bounds of nature. But if he cannot, who will doubt that he is a liar, and deservedly to be refuted by all good and learned men?” But let both be far from me, since I promised natural things."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0006"},"text":"Of all those who rashly judged what they did not know of mine, the most rash, and finally the most unjust appraiser of things to burst forth in public, was Charles Bovillus, a Picard by nation. After he had traveled through the upper parts of Alsace, he came to me at Sponheim for the sake of hospitality, intending to return to France by way of Trier. I treated him with all the courtesy I could, and, as long as he was with me, showed him all the benefits of hospitality with a cheerful face."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0007"},"text":"And since, as is usual among friends, especially those devoted to letters, I had displayed everything of mine for my most welcome guest to see, among the other things the aforementioned work of Steganography, not yet completed at that time, also presented itself. Bovillus saw it and read it cursorily, his mind occupied elsewhere; he said that he admired the invention, praised it, and took no care to understand it. Thus, since he did not ask for the key to understanding, he deserved to hear or grasp none of the things contained in that work of ours. After this, having returned to France, he repaid us evil for good and shamefully violated the covenant of Christian friendship. For when he was asked by Lord Germanus de Ganay, our common friend, later bishop of Orléans, what he had found with me and had seen in Sponheim, he wrote back falsehoods for truths, lies for benefits, condemning and rashly judging those things which he was quite unable to comprehend with his understanding."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0008"},"text":"To Emperor Maximilian I."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0009"},"text":"For since he believed that the palm of learning would be bestowed upon him through envy and falsehood, he wrote back to the aforementioned most learned man a letter full of falsity, lies, many injuries, and insults. In it, making mention of the Steganography which he had not understood, he proclaims me, falsely, mendaciously, and far too injuriously, with rash presumption, to be devoted to wicked arts, a magician and a necromancer. To his most lying injuries and blasphemies, God having mercy, I shall shortly respond in such a way that all posterity may understand both that I am innocent and that Bovillus is impious, cruel, rash, and in this matter a liar."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0008-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":8,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-8","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0008-0010"},"text":"I steadfastly affirm, I truthfully say, and I confidently swear upon my soul, that I have never had any commerce with demons, nor with wicked and pernicious magical or necromantic arts; but that each and all the things which I have either written or promised that I would write are pure, sound, natural, and in no respect at all contrary to the Christian faith. Therefore I do not fear to submit my promises for examination before good and learned men, whenever and as often as there is need; and I in no way intend to resist their determination. That I have inserted this history of Bovillus’s rashness into this preface of mine had a reasonable cause: that all may understand that it was done by mature counsel that the work of Steganography has thus far remained buried in darkness, not because I fear the rash judgments of Bovillus:"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0009-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":9,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-9","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0009-0001"},"text":"Preface to Emperor Maximilian I"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0009-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":9,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-9","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0009-0002"},"text":"but lest I seem to give more such men cause for suspecting similar things about me. Indeed, so far as I am concerned, I would rather appease rivals by silence than irritate them by letters, or provoke them to defamation by writings. For I judged it better to condemn to perpetual silence all things wondrously discovered, than to incur, even through men’s false estimation, the stigma of magic or of the pernicious superstition of necromancy. Let the Steganographia, therefore, lie hidden in darkness, and let it not become common to the lying Bovillan company, which is accustomed to judge matters unknown to it, and to corrupt the reputation of a good man out of the mere lust of depravity. Nevertheless, at the urging of friends, so that our rivals, together with Bovillus, may understand what a reckless and fabricated injury he has done us, while the Steganographia remains within its own bounds, we consent to bring into the light the present work, which we call the Polygraphia, divided into six books. Let those who wish read it, and let friends read this volume without ill feeling; when they have understood all its hidden mysteries, let them themselves, without envy, be judges whether they are natural or superstitious. For I know, and am certain, that all things are sincere, pure, natural, and removed from every pursuit of evil superstition."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0009-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":9,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-9","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0009-0003"},"text":"Whenever, however, the discourse proceeds rather obscurely, this is done for the reason that a madman should not misuse for destruction the sword of defense which a man sound in spirit and mind carries for his own protection. Yet nothing evil is contained in it on that account, since perverse men misuse even good things for evil. Whoever presumes to condemn this edition of ours is himself conscious and witness that he has never truly understood it. Mysteries are concealed beneath enigmas, lest the secrets of the Bubones become in any way manifest to the Bacuceans. If it delights anyone to know these things, let the reader approach with envy far removed."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009:p-0004:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0009-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":9,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-9","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0009-0004"},"text":"For I am a Christian; I am a priest; I am also a monk under the rule of the holy father Benedict. I love Christ, and with whatever sincerity of mind I can, I always devoutly adore him. I have no dealings with demons; I have had none; and, with God as protector, I shall have none. I have no pursuits, no occupations, no teachings in magical, necromantic, or profane arts. Whoever thinks otherwise of me [unclear], and defends the open lie of Bovillus. But now let us leave these things aside, and let us set forth in order what is contained in each book of our Polygraphia."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0009-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009:p-0005","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":9,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-9","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0009-0005"},"text":"Table or Index of the Things Treated in the First Book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0009-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":9,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-9","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0009-0006"},"text":"In the first book of this Polygraphia of ours we place and distribute, according to the order of our ternary, the words of the Latin language, as many as are seen; by their use and service all princes throughout the world will find safe assistance in any secrets whatever, which, without danger to the mystery, without mark, and without suspicion of the Bacuceans, will remain forever hidden. For the Bubones, by these means the path is known to be safe, and never to be violated by any investigation of anyone. Knowledge of the hidden matter is granted to two only, if the binary is skillfully brought back to the monad. Ignorance is the mother of error, and he who scorns to learn the good he does not know loves blindness. The periphrases themselves are extended in the manner either of one admonishing or of one supplicating, and they can be varied for every visible subject of this world. For they are suited to individual mysteries, and are set before the secrets of the Greeks no less than before our own; when you have understood the things you see, do not rashly despise the hidden things you do not see. You perceive accidents; substance remains invisible. Hence the greater things lie hidden, the lesser things are open to sight. Since this has been done with reason, let no good man take it in a bad sense, since from these things every capable man could, if only he wished, advance to higher matters. For me, however, on this occasion"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0010-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":10,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-10","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0010-0001"},"text":"Index of Book I"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0010-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":10,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-10","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0010-0002"},"text":"For the moment it did not please me to bring higher matters into the light, since an inconvenient time seems to stand in the way. I have prefixed the letters of the Latin alphabet in order to the individual words with this consideration: that the operator may have an easy method in the proposed task, and that the reciprocal party in the relation may be relieved of excessive labor. The paraphrases that are set opposite, outside the straight order of the lines, are not without a mystery of the art, since they serve the light-bearing propositions for the completion of the necessary perfection, not the obscure ones. For this reason, too, they are employed in the former and neglected in the latter. For they themselves are fixed means by which every suspicion of opposition is removed. All things have been set down according to reason, so that not even one proposition is introduced idly. For example, the farther the sun advances from the equinoctial circle, the more the days are lengthened for those who live in those regions."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0010-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":10,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-10","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0010-0003"},"text":"Therefore, so that unity may proceed in the proper order, by means of the ternary, into the binary, the paradigm that we hand down must be observed with rather great care. And first, after he has taken prior account with intelligent consideration of his intention, let the operator observe what he is going to grant to the ternary through the binary; let him divide the day with the night by minutes, and distinguish the minute particulars of the winds, not by an alien but by the proper supposition of the phrase. In any mystical business let him diligently beware lest he overturn the established order of the art, or substitute one paraphrase for another, or grant to one what is owed to another; otherwise unity will not admit the binary, and the whole operation will be confused and useless. Let the night not be wandering through excessive length; not advancing, it will stand beyond the limits appointed to it by the art; let curiosity not change water into snow, nor let him sleep by day who keeps watch at night. Let the mind, solicitous in its ingenuity, also use art, lest the hand by its own levity commit an error which, though slight and small in the monad, is always accustomed to appear large and very great in the binary."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0010-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":10,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-10","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0010-0004"},"text":"Only one paraphrase from any given order is admitted to the service of the secret; and, following the example of a servant, as often as the little particle of light has required it, one phrase similarly attached is taken up, not several. These things must be commended to a watchful mind, and care must be taken that the wind not be animated. After this a rule is prescribed for one approaching the practice of the art: that, as far as he can, by mystical art he imitate the single person of a man consisting of two natures, namely the soul surpassing visible things and the flesh remaining visible. For just as the soul is not seen, although it is established in a visible body, so the secret of the mind, in order that it may remain secret and nevertheless operate at will, requires the guidance of light, enduring in its workshop of darkness. Therefore, as often as the body ministers to the soul, the servant to the master, the will to reason, see that the principal virtue of the paraphrastic power in the light is preserved in its natural vigor. For by this instruction, the first of the Peripatetics will duly enter into the second, and the monad into the binary."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0005:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0005:annotation-002","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0005:annotation-003"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0010-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":10,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-10","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0010-0005"},"text":"Likewise, consequently, we warn the one who wishes it that, as often as the leaf is moved by the wind, he should discern the property of each nature, compare the very night of [unclear] by degrees and minutes, and conform the light-darknesses. But if Phoebus should prejudice the night, or the night the sun, through which a confusion of eclipse would arise, either let unity resume the binary which it sent away in the light, or let the shadow of night be brought back to the first line of the sun. Keep fixed in memory whatever has anywhere been produced in number, weight, and measure. Therefore, when you have encountered the knot of the difficulty mentioned, count the minute particulars of the night, and also mark the paraphrases of the daylight, and so [unclear] the one from [unclear], so that the necessary proportion may follow the action. Beware lest, while the eclipse of the sun lasts, you interrupt the necessary labor."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0006:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0010-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":10,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-10","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0010-0006"},"text":"No less attend to this: that you be mindful of the ancient fathers, Thuysco, who, the grandson of Noah, is the father of the Teutons, and Marcomer, who is read to have first led the people of the Franks from the borders of Scythia into Germany, to the mouths of the Rhine. For the Franks are brothers of the Greeks and intermixed with the Germans, once making two languages from one. Hence, according to the oracle g.g., those who have lost one g. receive [unclear]. Finally, diligent investigator of Polygraphy, you are warned that, after you, eager for these discoveries, have attained the true method of operating, you should guard everything prudently and not pour it out everywhere into the knowledge of all men, especially filthy men. For this reason do not ask, since you know that there is nothing in the world so good and holy that the wicked do not rather often abuse it."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0011-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":11,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-11","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0011-0001"},"text":"An indication of the things that are treated in the second book of the Polygraphy"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0011-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":11,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-11","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0011-0002"},"text":"In the second book of the Polygraphy nothing new is composed beyond the first, in which only the paraphrases of the day are varied. Therefore we advise that whatever we said must be observed in that book must also be kept in this one. For the symbols of both books are arranged under the path of light into the same order, and are necessarily changed only in the meaning of the paraphrases. In both, according to the capacity of human wit, manifold progressions can be made, when the words are varied by metathesis. The [unclear] also are changed at will, if at any time the minutes are converted into whole degrees. When this has been done, a marvellous work in every respect will arise in the art, and the world, brought forth in image, will stand in the light, and there will be no fear at all of the Bacuceans in the operator. I could have put a more beautiful face upon these matters, if I had been induced to write them either by some hope of profit or by the use of my own advantage. But since none of these things induced me to write, it seemed enough to have given those who desire it the opportunity and the material to add things more polished to our inventions, and to adorn art by art."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0011-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0003","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":11,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-11","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0011-0003"},"text":"An indication of the things that are contained in the third book of the Polygraphy"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0011-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":11,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-11","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0011-0004"},"text":"In the third book of the Polygraphy, having by the counsel of reason overstepped the prescribed bounds of our nation, we are led to foreign things, and, though set essentially in the midst of the Franks, we wander farther abroad through the images and likenesses of barbarians. For with almost four thousand mythological paraphrases arranged in order by art, we show a very easy way to artificial unity, through which it will communicate symbolic notions to its binary securely at all times. Here the binary is harder than unity, and unless our philologist is sharpened by prudence, he will render the binary contrary to the monad. For only the ternary, which proceeds from unity and the binary, connects both in itself like a palindrome. But if the usefulness of necessary reason is extended beyond the bounds of the proposed matter, let the paraphrases be counted by minutes from the beginning of the day as often as needed, until the minutes establish the degree in which night is equal to day. The face of this image knows perpetual silence and does not fear the deceits of the Bacuceans. It is extended to whatever abundance you wish, and is varied without number."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0011-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0005","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":11,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-11","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0011-0005"},"text":"A brief index or table of the things that are treated in the fourth book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0011-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":11,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-11","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0011-0006"},"text":"In the fourth book of the Polygraphy we trust in the binary, which, with all obstacles removed, without the labor of difficulty, at first sight we have reduced to unity. Hence here we use a circle in great matters, a line or point in the smallest. Nor does it matter if night exceeds day, or if light does not agree with darkness, because the circle does not receive an end, and fullness does not admit a void. For they are contraries, and whenever they succeed one another, the one is destroyed by the other. A singular mystery conducive to the binary is handed down in this fourth book of the Polygraphy, since the airy wind itself, the composer, is never designated in anything other than the binary. But in that part the lightness of owls is always suspect to us in difficult matters. The construction of this matter makes paraphrases with infinite atoms."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0011-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0007","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":11,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-11","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0011-0007"},"text":"Index or table of the things that are treated in the fifth book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0011-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":11,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-11","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0011-0008"},"text":"In the fifth book of the Polygraphy we have inscribed in order, on two tables, the letters of the Latins, which we Germans also use; one of these is called the straight table, while the other is named the reversed table. To these we have set beneath windy dances, so that what we seek with labor in foreign things we may see without difficulty in our own. For besides those things that have been set down by us openly, still more secrets also lie hidden within; through understanding of them a path is opened for the operator to greater things, which nevertheless are by no means proposed to all. We have also subjected letters to numbers, by which hidden things may be made manifest according to our will. Hence through the skilled operation of this book all messages are safely delivered to cabalistic persons, although the mysteries are not free from suspicion of the Bacuceans. For every form of signs in metathesis generates suspicion in the beholder, although it brings no harm to the owls. But you, who have attained understanding of this work, will easily penetrate every metathesis of letters among our people and the Latins."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0012-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":12,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-12","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0012-0001"},"text":"36"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0012-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":12,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-12","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0012-0002"},"text":"Index or table of the things contained in the sixth book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0012-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":12,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-12","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0012-0003"},"text":"In the sixth book, which is the last of our Polygraphia, after introducing a mental narration, we have set out in order the minute details of almost all the preceding signs and degrees, and, with arithmetical distributions, have drawn the functions of letters into the service of cabalistic operation. One thing lies hidden here in the bark, and another is found in the common operation of signs. For just as the spirit in the blood gives life to the human body, so the vigor hidden in the art commends the operation. Therefore whoever needs knowledge of this invention should open the eyes of his understanding, so that he may comprehend what is the proper character of each operation. For we desire all things to be open to good men in such a way that, if it were possible, they would nevertheless never become manifest to the wicked. A reason compelled us to adapt the letters of the Latins to numbers, lest, if we were too obscure, the intention of our mind should be clear to no one. Yet this novelty, so that it might not be made public without reasonable cause, had to be mystically concealed under unknown signs and marks of numbering. For the winds of the night are always stronger than those of the day, and just as night intercepts day, so light shudders at darkness. What nature denies, no one ventures upon successfully. We ask the reader not to despise this laborious work of ours before he understands it, but, so that he may be a judge without rashness, prudently to remove the bark, in order to arrive at the hidden kernel. Good and natural is the work that can be turned to good use or to evil, according as the desire of each person's will is moved."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0012-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":12,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-12","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0012-0004"},"text":"A sword is a good instrument, and is turned also to good use whenever it is carried for defense without injury to one's neighbor. But if it is unlawfully extended to the harming of anyone, through abuse a good thing is loosened into evil. Therefore, so that the good may have means by which they may prudently provide for their affairs, the Polygraphia is written by us; and so that occasion for wrongdoing may not be furnished to the wicked, the kernel is concealed in the bark under various riddles. He who is good does not abuse good for evil; rather, if he can, he turns evil into good."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0012-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":12,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-12","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0012-0005"},"text":"What are the causes, and at the same time the uses, of this work of ours, the Polygraphia."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0012-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":12,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-12","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0012-0006"},"text":"We undertook the labor of the present work, both rare and arduous, for no other reason than to provide for the usefulness of those in need. I say those in need, not of food, but of aid in preserving mysteries without danger. Therefore we judge that it will be worth the trouble if we briefly note the uses and advantages that can come to those who use these inventions of ours. Indeed, since in our private affairs we have no business such that we need these teachings for concealing secrets, we have certainly labored for those whose command had to be obeyed. The first use is that the complete understanding of this work gives an easy method by which you will safely, secretly, and without any suspicion on the part of any observers make known the secret of your mind, through the industry of the art, as widely as there may be need, to any distance of places, in regulated speech. What lies hidden in these things the work of Steganographia brings forth, which requires neither letters nor a messenger aware of the secrets he carries. It would be otherwise in matters admitting the light, according to the common custom of all our people. Do not take the matter otherwise than it is. The second use is that, by the service of this work, in a short space of time, you will teach a man ignorant of the Latin tongue, provided only that he knows how to read and write letters in his mother tongue, to write in Latin as you wish, elegantly or neatly, and to conceal and hide all the secret mysteries of his will, and to announce them, to one who knows the art, as widely as he pleases, safely, secretly, and without suspicion. Again I warn you beforehand not to understand us as promising otherwise than we promise. The third use is that I shall teach one unskilled in the Roman language, not only in a few hours, what we promise: to write and to read, but"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0013-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":13,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-13","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0013-0001"},"text":"The Advantage of the Work."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0013-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":13,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-13","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0013-0002"},"text":"but also to understand, if you have prudently applied the duty of your office, that we have not thought it should be reserved without reasonable cause. For the pupil of the new art will write a language that he did not know, and will understand and interpret Latin speech composed under regulated instruction, if you command it, adequately word for word. Finally, this instruction can be extended to all the affairs and business of the world. If anyone wishes to know from me how these things can be done, let him remember first of all to show himself such that he deserves to receive it. For not all things are owed to all men, but one is to be preferred to another. The fourth advantage is that, through the extension of the likeness of the thing received, all these things can be extended into any language whatever, when the binary of the instructor has been reduced to unity. Yet not just any man can do this indiscriminately, but only he whom, God preceding him with his special grace, art and nature have made worthy. The fifth advantage is that, by imitation of likeness, we can communicate to one who knows the art of our invention any secrets whatever of our mind, as abundantly, variously, and widely as you wish, in diverse ways that cannot be known or noted by anyone else. Here is granted a manifold speech without voice, by which safely, securely, most widely, with all suspicion removed, we shall be able to indicate most fully to those who know the art all the conceptions of our mind, however difficult. And this wonderful invention has innumerable progressions, capable of all mysteries."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0013-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":13,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-13","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0013-0003"},"text":"The Causes and Advantages of the Work."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0013-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":13,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-13","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0013-0004"},"text":"The sixth advantage is that, through the understanding of this work, you will be able to discover any regulated metathesis or transposition of letters, and nevertheless to form them in such a way that they serve only those who know the art, and absolutely no one else in the world. And great is the power of metathesis in form and also in operation; it has several modes and is varied in many ways. The seventh advantage is that, through the understanding of this volume, very great capacity is given to those who desire to enlarge the memory without labor, whenever the seeds of minute things are set in their proper degrees. All things, for the sake of the cause of goodness, lie hidden wrapped in the secrets of words and figures; if anyone wishes to understand these more fully, let him recall to mind that unremitting labor conquers all things. For it will have been enough for me to have found the principles of the art and to have handed down a rough and deliberately unformed manner of writing symbolically. For there was neither time nor reason for our discoveries to be formed in a more polished way, lest honey produce vomiting in those who are nauseated, or truth produce hatred in those who are indignant. Every time must be valued according to its own merits, and swine are not to be adorned with pearls, nor burdened with precious jewels. All things are untimely which do not agree with the manners and times of the mortals upon whom they are pressed. Many most noble talents of men have existed in unsuitable times, and almost every day more new things are found in times not their own. What did the wondrous invention of nautical art profit the excellent versifier Bartolus under Pope Innocent VIII, which in a certain little book he offered for sale for one hundred thousand ducats, when neither the Supreme Pontiff himself nor the Genoese, to whom he proposed that his matter be bought, deigned to come to terms with him even for a small sum? For he promised that by his art he could keep a ship unharmed in the middle of the sea for thirty months, repair it when broken, and recover without danger anything thrown into the deep. But no one cared. Nor does it escape me that many, with Naso, have perished by their own genius. It is therefore better to set a limit to knowledge than fruitlessly to expose oneself to the hatred and detraction of many, for whom it is more familiar to despise any knowledge whatever than to have learned it."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0013-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013:p-0005","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":13,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-13","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0013-0005"},"text":"End of the Preface, on the seventh day of April, in the year of the Lord’s Nativity 1508"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0013-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":13,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-13","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0013-0006"},"text":"Key to the Polygraphy of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of St. James at Würzburg, formerly of Spanheim, of the Order of St. Benedict, of the observance of the Fathers of Bursfelde"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0013-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013:p-0007","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":13,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-13","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0013-0007"},"text":"In Explanation of the Whole Work of the Polygraphy of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of Würzburg. Preface"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0013-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":13,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-13","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0013-0008"},"text":"No one who reads these things will, I trust, judge me either proud or superfluous because I myself have commented on the Polygraphy recently composed by me, especially if he can weigh with precision what cause induced us to speak obscurely. For whatever, when made public, can do harm had reasonably to be concealed in mystical speech. But the subject that we treat in the Polygraphy, for the benefit of the commonwealth"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0014-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":14,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-14","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0014-0001"},"text":"...a method among good men is very good, useful, and honorable; and for that reason, persuaded by a rational cause, we wrote it, so that by its service we might make good men secure from the investigation of the wicked when communicating their secrets to one another. But lest an occasion be given to the depraved and perverse, who even more often abuse good inventions, for deceiving the simpler and less cautious, we set forth in it mystical or hidden [methods] of writing, and covered the truth lying hidden in the marrow with certain veils of figures. Yet we by no means doubt that any industrious man, desirous of these matters, will easily grasp everything, if he applies even a little persistence in investigating. For the things that I have transmitted are not so difficult, nor wrapped in such great mysteries, that they cannot be wholly penetrated by a studious man. For everywhere we have so tempered the enigmas of our words that they are easily accessible to learned and studious men, while nevertheless remaining inaccessible to sluggish men of darkness. But after it pleased me to offer the work of the Polygraphia itself, dedicated to the most serene and most unconquered Maximilian, Caesar of the Romans, ever august emperor of the world, I thought it would be worth the effort if, with a few brief explanations, I made it bright and open, lest the mind of the sacred Majesty, which is daily stretched by many affairs and cares, be drawn back from understanding it by the obscurity of the mysteries. For unless my opinion deceives me, the work will be the more pleasing and useful to his majesty the briefer and clearer it is. First, therefore, with the Lord granting it, we shall briefly explain the meaning of our intention, which is contained in the Prologue wrapped in various enigmas; then, through the individual books of the Polygraphia, we shall succinctly unfold, according to the order, the methods of working, the rules, and the distinctions, and the necessary matters that remain, to the best of our ability. All these things, so that they may more quickly become accessible to those wishing to know, we shall forthwith show by examples, and we shall be briefer insofar as the matter and reason permit."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0014-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":14,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-14","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0014-0002"},"text":"Key to the Explanation of the Polygraphy of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of [unclear]."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0014-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0003","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":14,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-14","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0014-0003"},"text":"Explanation of the Prologue"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0004:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0004:annotation-002"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0014-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":14,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-14","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0014-0004"},"text":"Our whole intention in the entire work of the Polygraphia turns upon this purpose: that we should transmit certain methods of writing secretly, by which kings and princes, nobles and commoners, priests and laymen, learned and unlearned alike, may safely, without any suspicion of a hidden secret, communicate to one another, and to any friends, even those far distant from each other, by the service of letters, whatever concept of their minds they need, as often as there is need. And lest we seem to have presumed to be either the first or the only ones to do this, we forewarn the reader that formerly many of the ancients, especially tyrants, princes, and kings, moved by a similar consideration, devised for themselves familiar and various methods and canons of writing, by which [unclear] that which they themselves attempted universally. From their number, for the sake of an example of the matter proposed, we first introduced Caesar Augustus; understand his hidden method of writing, made manifest, in this way. He changed the breathings of the conceived voice from clear signs into obscure ones, whose resistant barbarism of sound, by a certain beautiful invention, through the dance of metathesis, he made suitable to his command. That is: the great Caesar Augustus, so that he might write secretly and safely what he wished, changed the letters of the alphabet by varied transposition, so that he put B for A, C [for B], and so consequently for each letter. And so that the writing might remain more secret by twisted teaching, according to his own judgment he transposed the letters and transferred them through a long [unclear] to whatever order, number, place, and distance."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0005:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0014-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":14,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-14","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0014-0005"},"text":"Mystery. And this receptive order, as if perpetual, subject to the will and to the reckoning of time by whatever force, preserves messages sent from the assault of the [unclear], yet having regulated limits, all"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015:p-0001:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0015-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":15,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-15","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0015-0001"},"text":"makes those who encounter it anxious with suspicion of a hidden matter. Explanation. Although no one can easily comprehend with the understanding a hidden secret mystery concealed under a transposition of letters, nevertheless this writing makes those into whose hands it comes suspicious about the hiding-place of the matter enclosed within. Mystery. Archimedes, that Syracusan, easily the foremost of mathematicians, his white bird, suited to his instructions, bare through head and feet, etc. Explanation. Archimedes had two little rods of one length and thickness shaped, round or square; one he kept for himself, the other he entrusted to his absent friend. And whenever he wished to write something more secret to the other, he wound his white bird, that is, a sheet of papyrus of small breadth but of the length of the rod doubled, around the wood, and fastened it below and above with wax. Afterwards he wrote on the sheet, joined continuously along the sides into a heap, artfully, whatever he wished; then he loosened the sheet from the rod, and at once so great a distance appeared between the letters that not even one word cohered. He turned it; similarly he wrote. Nor was there anyone ignorant of this device who could have discovered the secret. But the man who had the other little rod, when he had received the sheet, attached it and restored the letters to their former order. Mystery. Marcus Tullius Cicero, [unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0015-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":15,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-15","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0015-0002"},"text":"On the Prologue."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015:p-0003:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0015-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":15,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-15","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0015-0003"},"text":"[unclear] eloquent orator of the Romans, using ingenuity and art, changed the small elements of speech into signs, and the rest. Explanation. He wrote a book of notes for his son, which the blessed martyr Cyprian later enlarged for the use of Christians, namely in the manner of a dictionary, where according to order first the characters are designated, afterwards the words designated by the same characters are set before them. With these notes or characters we once saw the whole Latin Psalter, beautifully written, in the library of the greater church of Strasbourg, to which some ignorant judge of things had placed outside this title: Psalter in the Armenian language. But he was mistaken, since it should rather have been written thus: Latin Psalter written in Tullian characters. For each character represents one Latin word. Nor does my judgment deceive me, since I have in my possession the very dictionary of Cicero, corrected by Saint Cyprian, written complete and uncorrupted in an ancient volume, which I have seen nowhere else. And so great is the abundance of notes or characters, with the words subject to them, that they suffice entirely for writing in the Latin language whatever you wish. Mystery. Pharamundus, the forty-third from Marcomer, king of the Franks, when in the four hundred twenty-fourth year of the Lord’s Nativity he powerfully entered the borders of the Gauls, and the rest. Explanation. Of the Franks"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0001"},"text":"Explanation"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0002"},"text":"...their kings, from the time when, in the year 430 before the Nativity of Christ, they left the Scythian borders with their people and settled at the mouths of the Rhine, where Guelders now is, waged continual war with the Gauls for almost nine hundred years, and at last violently made them subject to themselves, as we wrote in the first volume of our Annals. Of these, the aforesaid King Pharamund, in order to send messengers securely, used not a few but many new alphabets, which no one [understood?] without his voluntary instruction."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0003"},"text":"Mystery. Clodius Crinitus, son of Pharamund and after him king of the Franks, who subdued all Gaul to himself after destroying the Romans whom he found in it, used his father’s inventions in secret writings."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0004"},"text":"Explanation. This king devised alphabets of his own, new ones, and gave one to each of his leaders, while he alone retained knowledge of them all in his own possession."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0005"},"text":"Mystery. Charles, surnamed the Great, the sixty-third king of the Franks, who first among the Franks wore the diadem of empire, and the rest."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0006"},"text":"Explanation. This man, the elder son of King Pippin, is read to have been born duke of Brabant in the county of Namur, adjoining the people of Liege, although some assert that he was born in the village of Ingelheim, not far from Mainz. He too invented various modes of writing, and, with the grammarian Nanno providing assistance, devised different alphabets, by which he communicated secrets to the individual governors of the kingdom, each in a distinct manner."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0007"},"text":"In the Prologue."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0008"},"text":"Mystery. The Normans, who once came out from the borders of Gothia, when they were devastating Gaul in a cruel invasion, summoned owls from Greece and prepared a safe hiding-place for their secrets, and the rest."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0009:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0009"},"text":"Explanation. The Normans, wandering through Gaul, as the monk Bede in England bears witness, in order to write their secrets safely among themselves, substituted Greek numerals for Latin letters, from A, the first, as far as the twenty-fourth point, namely w or gu, according to the custom of the Gauls. This mode of writing is altogether most beautiful: in it all the letters are Greek, and according to the Pelasgian order of numbering they designate our Latin letters, as A, 1; B, 3; D, 4; E, 5; [unclear], 6; G, 7; and so consequently as far as w, which is 24. Neither a Greek nor a Latin will understand this writing unless he has first learned the method and the art of the practice."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0010"},"text":"Mystery. Our Bede, a monk in England, not ignorant of the Normans’ deed, described several ancient inventions similar to these, by which they made a way luminous in mysteries obscure. He himself [wrote on] artrology and the rest."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0016-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":16,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-16","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0016-0011"},"text":"Explanation. This monk Bede, in his little book on the inventions of the ancients, reviewed many and various ways of writing and marking secretly, by which they safely announced their secrets to friends and spoke without voice to those present. He was the first of all to commit artrology and dactylogy to writing; by their use one person most securely discloses to another whatever secret he has, which none of those sitting by will notice, and much less understand. Bede himself taught that this same thing can be done in many other ways as well; since we have written nothing about these in the Polygraphy, we rightly decline to say more about them here. We long ago assigned the proper place for these difficult matters in the Steganography, which we do not yet think of publishing. And who could set forth all the methods of secret writing used by the ancients? For some had as familiars in the service of the art set forth above owls called Philophoti; others had Misophoti; others summoned both into practice according to the art. Again, some transposed the known letters of the common alphabet; others, under the form of barbarian letters, devised characters of their own for themselves. Again also, some used the service of visible letters, writing with minium or common encaustic; others formed invisible characters at will according to their pleasure. But the modes of visible characters for secret writing are exceedingly many and wholly innumerable, and to mention them all is neither within our will nor within our power. Among mortals today, however, three kinds of invisible characters are more commonly practiced. The first is called Dormatic, which is a certain artificial writing made on the back of messengers, visible only through washing with a certain liquid; no one can penetrate it who does not know the secret of the art. The second is called Hyphasmatic, by which writing is done on cloth with certain substances; when it has dried it can by no means be seen,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0017-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":17,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-17","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0017-0001"},"text":"On the Prologue."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-002","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-003","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-004","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-005","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-006","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-007","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-008","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-009","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-010","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-011","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-012","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002:annotation-013"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0017-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":17,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-17","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0017-0002"},"text":"not at all, until it is seen to have been moistened in cold water. The third kind is called Aleotic, which is manifold and varied, both in form and in material, and has almost innumerable methods of writing secretly. Its writing is done on paper or without paper, with [unclear] and [unclear], with [unclear], [unclear], and various other things. Letters are likewise written and hidden in various ways and places, as under [unclear], under [unclear], in [unclear], in [unclear], in [unclear], [unclear], in [unclear], in [unclear], and in other similar places almost infinite in number. But because none of these things has served our purpose on this occasion, it is therefore fitting that we proceed to the matters which we [unclear]. There is also another kind, dactyletron, not of writing, however, but of signs, by which one person can very subtly communicate to another the conception of his mind. This too is varied by so many differences that there is no one in the world who could enumerate all the species of so great a mystery. In the principal method at once, and in many others descending from it, artfully, while sitting at table, or in any other place whatever, very quietly and without anyone’s suspicion. Finally, that you may announce the secret of your mind without letters to one absent, even without the knowledge of the very person who performs the office of messenger, remains assigned to the inventions of Steganography. For indeed, since many affairs arise for kings and princes, of which they sometimes do not trust themselves to give knowledge safely enough by ordinary letters to their deputies far away,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0003:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0017-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":17,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-17","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0017-0003"},"text":"it would be worthwhile for each of them to have certain special methods of writing and reporting, by which they may be able to make their secrets known most safely to friends, especially in these times, in which, with license for sinning prevailing, nowhere in the world is fidelity found safe. The messengers of princes are seized everywhere, are plundered by savage robbers, beaten, and very often killed; nor do the impious plunderers spare even the letters of kings, sealed and closed with rings. Hence it would be necessary for your commonwealth, O most glorious Caesar Maximilian, that you put on the skin of Hercules, wield the club in your hands, and purge for yourself from these savage monsters the world entrusted to you by God. There will never be peace in the kingdom unless [unclear] are removed from its midst. He who disturbs the peace of the kingdom shows himself to be the king’s enemy. These are the robbers who beset the roads of travelers, seize the property of others; with them the earth today is full, and nowhere is the road safe for those who walk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0017-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":17,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-17","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0017-0004"},"text":"Brief Explanation of Those Things Which Seem More Obscure in the First Book of the Polygraphy"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0005:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0017-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":17,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-17","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0017-0005"},"text":"Although nothing obscure is contained in the first book of the Polygraphy, nevertheless, lest its composition perhaps seem profound to simpler persons, we briefly explain those things which are thought more difficult. We have distributed the words of the Latin language in order through nine [unclear] under almost four hundred alphabets, so arranged in sequence that, if from any alphabet one only is taken after another from beginning to end, cohering with one another, they will make a fitting Latin sentence. For it will be a very suitable method of writing, most secretly, whatever we wish, since each word represents the letter placed before it at the head. Nor let it trouble you, reader, that a multitude of words in the open contains a brief sense in secret, since in this childish arrangement of ours there lies hidden a loftier method of writing more broadly and much more secretly whatever you wish, which public reason has forbidden us to make plain to all. But he who is endowed with talent, and applies the powers necessary for inquiry, will find subtler things among the doctrines hidden in these matters, and will clearly understand more wondrous things, marvelously unknown before. Nevertheless, this open method of writing"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0018-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":18,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-18","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0018-0001"},"text":"Exposition."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0018-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":18,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-18","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0018-0002"},"text":"the method will suffice for everything, since you can repeat it as many times as you wish, and the repeated narrative will always be varied. For if, as we have said, you take one word from the first alphabet, likewise one from the second, and so consequently one from each, and one from those inserted outside the ordered line, as far as the period or the end of the book, a Latin and sufficiently coherent discourse will arise for you. Care must be taken, however, that at one time, all at once and at once, more than one word not be taken from one alphabet, and that the writer, through negligence or excessive haste, not skip over some alphabet and confuse the narrative. By “day” understand the open narrative, but by “night” the hidden and secret one, which should not be too long but brief. The examples that follow in the text, concerning the invisible soul and the body that is seen, pertain to both narratives, the hidden and the manifest. Whenever “the leaf is moved by the wind” and the rest occur, we advise that you so number the secret narrative against the open one that both may end together at the close of any given period. But if anything remains over from the secret matter, let it be enlarged with such moderation that both narratives end at one point, lest a confusion of eclipse be produced. The other things that follow in the first instruction of the explanation of the Polygraphia are also implicitly referred to all the things we have said. But it must be noted that under the order of the alphabets there is no idle word; rather, each one represents the letter placed before it at the head. Since the reader may lack perfect knowledge of this matter, let us explain the meaning by an example."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0018-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018:p-0003","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":18,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-18","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0018-0003"},"text":"Of Book I"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018:p-0004:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0018-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":18,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-18","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0018-0004"},"text":"Let us suppose the case that a wicked man seeks through you to be advanced with some friend of yours; but you, in order to cut off his importunate requests and yet not advance an unworthy man, decide to write more secretly to your friend by means of the very man who is asking, so that he may not understand: “Beware of that man, for he is a thief and a very bad scoundrel.” Go to the first alphabet; write the word Conditor, which signifies C; in the second, clemens, which gives A; in the third, decernens, which represents V; in the fourth, mundana, which signifies E. Now you have in the hidden narrative: caue. Consequently, also through the other alphabets, [unclear] signifies: “the seraphic pleasantness with all his saints in heaven, amen. The gentleness of the most glorious prince, to be remembered everywhere reverently by the saints, by the best precepts exhorts us, most abject sleepers, because of the reverence of the director of good men, to leave the present things behind, and with every affection, according to our powers, to await the glory of perpetual rest. Therefore receive instruction, O vain mockers, so that you may be able to enter, most happily adorned, into the most blessed dances of the archangels of the rewarder of the orthodox. Rise, therefore, from the most filthy honors of this pilgrimage, since you are about to enter, most holily, into the joys of the kindly savior of the ages, most blessed.” In this public narrative written above there is contained this sentence, hidden in secret, namely: “Beware of that man, for he is a thief, a very bad scoundrel; but keep silent, I beg you.”"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0018-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018:p-0005","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":18,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-18","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0018-0005"},"text":"Exposition of Book I"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0018-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":18,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-18","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0018-0006"},"text":"The same order must be followed in all other cases whatsoever, beginning from the head as many times as necessary until you have manifestly enclosed the hidden narrative of your secret. But the words that are placed outside the alphabetical order designate no letter and do not serve the hidden narrative, but have been inserted because of a lack of synonyms, so that the sequence of Latin speech might be completed. For we could not always have so many signifying words, especially among pronouns, conjunctions, prepositions, and interjections, that we could have made an alphabet in place of the twenty-four wandering letters, as is clearly evident after the eighth alphabet, where we placed two words outside the order, lest we leave the discourse defective. For thus we placed: “with all,” and thus: “with all together.” The writer may take whichever two of these he wishes, whenever he finds similar ones. Let him do likewise in other cases, which we often need in our German language. For one who is ignorant of Latin speech may write his hidden secret in German beneath a Latin discourse without any difficulty."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0018-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":18,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-18","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0018-0007"},"text":"Se-"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0001"},"text":"57"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0002"},"text":"Now follow the rules or cautions to be observed in the operation of this book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0003"},"text":"The first rule or caution advises you that the secret of your mind, which you wish to announce to an absent friend who knows the art and has the book of the Polygraphia, you should write as carefully as you can on a sheet, in the Latin language or the German, or in any other you wish that can be represented by Roman letters. Then place the sheet so written before you, so that for each individual letter of the secret you may be able to fit an appropriate word. For, as we have shown, in this practice of writing a whole word is taken. We gave an example a little earlier in the foregoing."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0004"},"text":"II. The second caution instructs you that, as has been said, you should not take more than one word at the same time from an alphabet in one narrative of the public Latin discourse; otherwise you would both confuse the open sense and entirely draw away from understanding the mystery the friend to whom you had written."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0005"},"text":"III. Third, one must take the greatest care not to skip any alphabet through negligence, without taking from it one word fitting the secret. Likewise one must provide that, whenever one or more words occur outside the sequence of the alphabet, you take the whole upper line or the lower one, and not both."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0006"},"text":"58 Cautions of the Operation."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0007"},"text":"IIII. Fourth, care must be taken that whenever the discourse of the open speech has been brought to a complete sentence, the next should take its beginning from a larger, thickened letter, according to the form of the preceding example, in which, according to the sense of the Latin discourse, we took large letters at the beginning and small ones for the rest, in the common manner. When the secret of your mind is lengthy, so that it exceeds the narrative of the open discourse, if much remains you should begin again from the beginning; if little, let the discourse be recalled from any place at will. For no one even moderately skilled in this technique could fail to know where you have begun again. Nor is there need to fear the consonance of the speech, which will always be varied in the manifest narrative together with the hidden one; and whenever it is begun from the beginning, a new appearance of the discourse will follow. Continuation can also be made from the end of the first book through the second."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0008"},"text":"V. Fifth, we advise that whenever you wish to write on a difficult matter by this art, prepare for yourself a small booklet in which you write your secret mystery in manifest discourse. Whoever sees or reads this booklet will judge that no secret is hidden, and even if he has a suspicion, he will not be able to find any of the things that you write."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0009"},"text":"VI. Sixth, it must be noted that if you transpose the order of the words throughout the whole Polygraphia, changing it by metathesis in each alphabet, and have written two volumes according to it, one for yourself and the other for any friend, you will write between yourselves with complete security whatever you wish, nor is there anyone living on earth who can penetrate your secrets. This transposition, however, can be done in infinite ways."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0010"},"text":"VII. Seventh, we forewarn you that one must write polygraphically in one way to a man ignorant of the Latin language, in another to one skilled in it. For the former all words must be written out whole, without abbreviation, distinct, complete, handsome, and entirely legible, without partition, without division, and without confusion, lest, deceived by error, he either think one word to be two or judge two to be one. The things that are set down must be listened to."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0011"},"text":"VIII. Eighth, provision must be made that the person to whom you write mystically by this art should have a book in every respect like yours; otherwise you would write in vain and fruitlessly to one who does not understand."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0012"},"text":"IX. Ninth, if you wish this technique to remain forever secret and hidden, write out the Polygraphia anew, but do not set the letters of the alphabet before it, and no one will easily suspect the principle of the secret. But so that no difficulty may confront the writer and the reader of the mystery, let the letters of the alphabet be written on a sheet in the order corresponding to the words, and let [a movable one?] be fitted to the heads of the same. The letters can also be engraved on a copper plate, so that they may be moved from one order into another."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0013"},"text":"X. Tenth, it must be known that although we do not use the Pythagorean T in German and Latin words, we have nevertheless admitted it on account of the Greek language, so that we might have the doubled twelvefold number. Likewise we have accepted the doubled w as the twenty-fourth letter, which is altogether necessary for us in the German language."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0019-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":19,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-19","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0019-0014"},"text":"XI. Eleventh, let him who receives letters written from the Polygraphia know"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0020-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":20,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-20","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0020-0001"},"text":"Cautions of the Operation"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0020-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":20,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-20","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0020-0002"},"text":"to be read, since understanding is needed in reading. And therefore, whenever he receives a sheet or little book written polygraphically, let him go to a secret place, and, with the book of Polygraphy opened, which he must have with him, let him examine each word throughout all the alphabets, and note most diligently with chalk on the table, or with ink on paper, what letter each one represents. And when he has inspected the whole letter in this way, let him compose the letters into words, and he will easily understand what lay hidden in concealment."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0020-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":20,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-20","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0020-0003"},"text":"XII. Twelfth, kings and princes should note that, if they have many deputies in different places, it is not prudent to write to all of them with one kind of hidden narrative. Therefore, so that they may have for each person his own secret mode of writing, let them change the order of the words as many times as they wish to have separate modes. Thus they themselves will possess the modes of writing of all, and none of their subjects will understand the mode of another. For the variable modes of writing more secretly by this art are infinite."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0004:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0020-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":20,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-20","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0020-0004"},"text":"XIII. Thirteenth, it should be noted that we, in order to stop the mouths of those who speak wickedly, [have shown?] the possible truth of this new invention of ours, placing the words in the alphabets of the first [book?] so that they cohere with one another and produce a fitting Latin prayer in the manner of an exhortation and supplication offered to God. Beneath whose hidden narrative [unclear], and to write in such a way to a friend skilled in the art that, if all the men of the whole world came together in one place, they could never find the secret lying hidden beneath the open discourse, provided it had been rightly arranged."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0020-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":20,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-20","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0020-0005"},"text":"XIIII. Fourteenth, it should be known that in this very invention of our Polygraphy there still lie hidden certain things far better than those written above: namely, how you will be able, in a few days, not to say hours, to instruct a man ignorant of the Latin language so that he knows how to write, read, speak, and understand Latin, not indeed universally in all things, but in a certain manner whatever he needs in his affairs concerning any subject whatever. Likewise, how you may make known to your friend, far absent and knowing the practice of the art, all the conceptions of your mind without writings, and with the messenger unaware, securely, safely, and most secretly, sometimes even without a messenger, naturally and without any superstition, danger, or fear. But let those things remain buried in their hiding places with the rest. The reason has moved us, since it neither pleases me nor is at all advantageous to cast precious stones to the wind and to accomplish difficult things without the fruit of gratitude. Finally, beneath these things there lie hidden no small mysteries of subtlety concerning medicines, herbs, plants, precious stones, rivers, the members of the human body, brute animals, cosmography, astronomy and the seven liberal arts, and also concerning all those things that are in human use, and concerning the universal world, both of visible and invisible things. And, lest we be more prolix than is right, all things that are in the world, by extension of the likeness of the previously shown art of Polygraphy, serve a mystical lesson."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0020-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":20,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-20","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0020-0006"},"text":"XV. Fifteenth, note that all these things that we have handed down as discovered in the Polygraphy are certain small introductions in comparison with those that still remain to be discovered and written in this very faculty; concerning them we pass over in silence, lest we seem to boast in vain. For we have given to suitable minds an occasion for discovering greater things than we have either written or perhaps been able to discover. Let him who can add, for the completion of this invention, those things that he knows to be useful; but let him who cannot, by no means rashly judge the things he does not understand."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0020-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0007","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":20,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-20","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0020-0007"},"text":"An explanation of those things which seemed rather obscure in the second book of the Polygraphy"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0020-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":20,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-20","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0020-0008"},"text":"In the second book of the Polygraphy, apart from the order and sequence of the words, nothing new is handed down from the first; and therefore one and the same manner of operating will apply in both, and we carefully admonish that all things which we said must be observed in the first must also be observed in the second. Only in the narrative of the prayer is an evident difference seen to have arisen, since that one is composed concerning our Lord, the Son of God, but this one to the mother, the ever-untouched Virgin"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0021-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":21,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-21","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0021-0001"},"text":"Book II"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0021-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":21,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-21","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0021-0002"},"text":"is raised to the Virgin. In the second book there are three hundred and eight alphabets set before the words in order, though under different subjects. For from the beginning the narrative of the discourse is directed to our Lady herself; afterward the Lord’s Prayer is expanded under twenty-four alphabets; then the Angelic Salutation is added, next the Salve Regina, and lastly a brief prayer concerning Saint Anne, mother of the Virgin Mary, Mother of God. In all the books of the Polygraphia care must be taken that one word not be repeated in any alphabetical order, that is, not be placed twice, and that none be omitted, because it would cause great confusion for the reader. Therefore the utmost care must be taken that the copies be in every respect emended and corrected exactly, lest, when writing, you fall into error. But if, through the negligence of the scribe or the carelessness of the printer, you find some word duplicated under one alphabet, erase the last one and put in its place another suitable one, which has not occurred earlier in the same alphabet. Know also that these two books of our Polygraphia serve sufficiently for the promised operation: by means of them you will not only be able at all times to write and announce to friends whatever you wish, very safely and securely, but also, without any suspicion, to make one who is wholly ignorant of the Latin language, provided he knows how to form letters, a participant in and learned in this art, something which we believe was previously unheard of in such a manner. But since this manner of writing secretly, under a long narrative of open discourse, comprises fewer sentences of the hidden intention, perhaps for that reason it will be usable only in great and difficult matters, especially among those to whom leisure is pleasing and labor displeasing. We shall therefore give, in the four following books, easier ways of writing, although they shrink from the suspicion of most observers. In the Steganographia, however, there are richer methods of writing most secretly and without any suspicion, where not a word represents a letter, but each word represents another whole word suited to the mystery. Let us set down an example of this: if you wish to forewarn a friend about some imminent danger, under such a narrative of words: “Melancius, Tiberius, John, and Peter, servants of the Count of Asoto, have conspired for your death, and on the fourth day after Lawrence’s day, at night, they will surround your house; see what you should do.” The Steganographia veils this secret thus: “I beg you, dearest friend, to send me by the bearer of these presents ten florins as a loan, because they are very necessary to me for the construction of a certain building; I shall faithfully restore them to you.” Who would believe, or suspect, that this secret lay hidden in the discourse written above? Let us set the same thing under another narrative as well: “Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, who willed to become man, to suffer, and to die for us, have mercy on me, an unworthy sinner, now and in the terrible hour of my death.” Behold, you now have one hidden sentence of your heart veiled under the bounds of Steganographia by a double narrative, in discourse brief but faithful, which the whole world will not even be able to suspect, nor, if it should search for a hundred years, to discover in any way, even if all the learned should come together. Finally, the aforementioned Steganographia teaches you to hide this very secret sentence of your heart not only by one or by the two narratives written above, but in almost infinite ways, and, if you wish, to announce it very safely, very secretly, and very securely. All the methods of this sort of invention can also be changed by metathesis in infinite alternations, and all things can be written and announced through them. Why, however, the work of the Steganographia remains buried in silence has been said sufficiently at the beginning of our Polygraphia, and therefore it did not have to be repeated here."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0021-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":21,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-21","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0021-0003"},"text":"Let it therefore lie hidden, lest it be seen by the ungrateful."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0021-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":21,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-21","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0021-0004"},"text":"An explanation of the obscure matters contained in the third book of our Polygraphia"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021:p-0005:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0021-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":21,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-21","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0021-0005"},"text":"In the third book of the Polygraphia we have transmitted a newly devised method of writing secretly, indeed sufficiently safe and secure, but suspect, to all who look on, of a hidden secret. For no one, however learned, [unclear] hidden mystery without peri-"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0022-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":22,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-22","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0022-0001"},"text":"Explanation"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0022-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":22,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-22","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0022-0002"},"text":"will find [unclear] of the tradition, since indeed he cannot understand even open writing. We have arranged the fabricated words so that they contain nothing in themselves, but merely represent the letters of the alphabet placed before them; through them you will be able to write and make known all the secrets of your mind to a friend, however far absent, with the greatest security. But those unskilled in and ignorant of the art, when they see the writing, will think it is some foreign language, and will be wholly ignorant of what it contains. But when you wish to write or report something to an absent person by the method of this book, take care first of all that you properly distinguish each and every word from the others, so that each can be very clearly discerned from another, lest the person to whom you write take one for two, or two for one, because that would produce a great error. Let us set down an example of this matter: Abrin madon badis, cadulur pasu, adin loroff masara damis, boda omo dromidrus vares mastron phosat, galos, prosol fane lemoros, aro soca bilneso, hamol heliet rhamil festa doron hubor rodex. In this narration of an invented discourse there is contained this brief secret sentence of a friend warning a friend about danger: Do not come to court, because the king is angry with you. You see how easy, safe, and secure this method is of writing and reporting whatever you wish to a friend who understands it. In all things, however, you must know that care is to be taken, as was said before, that you take no more than one word from each alphabet, and again that you skip no alphabet."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0022-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022:p-0003","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":22,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-22","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0022-0003"},"text":"Of Book IV"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0022-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":22,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-22","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0022-0004"},"text":"Whenever you have brought the narration of the invented discourse to the end of the book, if the secret of your mind has not yet been completed, begin again from the beginning, and do this as often as will be necessary. Nevertheless, each person will be able at his own discretion to change these words of ours, improve them, and add more, provided, however, that you avoid a consonance that breaks out disgracefully into sounds."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0022-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022:p-0005","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":22,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-22","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0022-0005"},"text":"Explanation of the Fourth Book of Our Polygraphy"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0022-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":22,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-22","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0022-0006"},"text":"In the fourth book of the Polygraphy we have placed words fabricated by us in alphabetical order by a similar method, but in one point alone we deliberately differ from the preceding book. For in the preceding book the words contain nothing else of any proper meaning in themselves, except that they represent the letters placed before them at the head. But in the fourth book, which we now have in hand, the individual words designate the letters placed before them. They have within what they display without, because the second letter of each word always serves the hidden mystery, as we shall make clear in the following example. Ecorach hanasar dulay semalas, chorion suriel anephor scabaras busarat vimalo tropen tumelech amasar. For understanding this mystery, take only the second letter from each word, and you will find this hidden meaning: Beware this man. For the second letter in Ecorach is C, in hanasar A, in dulay V, in semalas E; join these four letters and they will make this word: Beware. And so let one proceed in the rest as far as the end of the book. If any hidden mystery remains to be written, one must return to the beginning as often as necessary, until the secret has been completed in full. In this very secret method of writing, if someone has been trained by long practice, he does not need the book, but will readily compose on the spot words suitable for his purpose. But one who is less practiced in composing necessarily requires a copy of the book from which to write. A copy of the volume will not be necessary for the reader, since without the book he can easily find the hidden secret everywhere through the second letters. Yet in great, difficult, or dangerous matters, this method of writing would not be trusted as sufficiently safe, because the skill of an experienced man could by chance find out the hidden mystery. But this method of writing can be changed by an intelligent man, so that the signifying letters are placed in the third or fourth position of the word, with the words altered."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0023-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":23,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-23","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0023-0001"},"text":"A brief explanation of the fifth book of our Polygraphia"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0023-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":23,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-23","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0023-0002"},"text":"In the fifth book of the Polygraphia we have presented various methods of writing secretly by transposition of ordinary letters, arranged in such an order that, under their covering, we shall be able safely to write and communicate everything to an absent friend. Now, to speak in our own manner, the progression of the transposition of letters is almost infinite, since from one alphabet by metathesis countless forms arise. First we described a straight table containing twenty-four alphabets; by understanding it, as many alphabets will be able to be composed as there are stars counted in the firmament of heaven. For as many characters as there are in that table, so many times, by the art, hundreds of thousands of alphabets arise in order. After this we set out a reversed table distributively, which will arise so many times into another as often as we have changed the first letter at the head. In the first straight table the [unclear] letter is B, and in the reversed one Z. As often as you put any other changed letter in their place, so often you will find a table new in every respect, and so on to infinity. Then we expanded the first straight table, placing at the head of each transposed black letter, in minium, the letter which it represents, so that we might furnish the reader with an easier method of writing."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0023-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023:p-0003","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":23,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-23","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0023-0003"},"text":"Explanation"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0023-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":23,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-23","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0023-0004"},"text":"This, then, is the method of writing: in the first black alphabet take one letter of the hidden sentence, from the second another, from the third a third, and so on consecutively to the end. When you have reached it, remember to return each time to the first order, until by concealing you have completed the secret mystery of your mind. But so that you may see the order, let us set down an example. Hxpf gfhmczfueib gmbt gx hsr egerbd qopma wvz. fxeqk ak tnr qxyz. The meaning of this mystic speech is: Beware this man, because he is evil, a thief, deceiver, liar, and unjust. You now perceive what a wondrous transposition of the letters of the alphabet this table provides, since there is no one who, without knowledge of it, can penetrate this secret. For this method of writing surpasses every common transposition of letters, since each letter is always changed from one series of the alphabet into another. From the reversed table also, which we have expanded in order by a similar distribution, let us set down such an example by way of introduction. Rdkt, ftz nyb, teuqz, fu zf, fd. drgh, vfd. Its hidden sense is this: Beware this man, because he is evil. And note that under the example of the straight table already set down, we make the hidden series from the beginning through the reversed table, and again the circle, as you see, to the beginning of the straight table. Hence it must be considered that one series of writing can be drawn through both tables, just as we have already done in the demonstration of the first example, or, if you prefer, through one alone, as we have shown sufficiently in the reversed table. Nor will it create difficulty for the reader to whom you send the hidden message; he will easily understand everything if he has had even a little experience in the art. The strongest proof, moreover, which increases knowledge, is practice repeatedly exercised in any art."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0023-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":23,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-23","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0023-0005"},"text":"After the expansion of the tables, certain orchemata follow, in which there is not only a transposition of all the letters, but also a passage of one ordered over another. For orchema in Greek is called transilitio in Latin. And first we marked the leap of the letters in the expanded form; afterward we reduced it into an orchema. In the operation of this orchema, however, a wondrous leap is made. There are twenty-four alphabets in it. In the first no letter stands between. In the sixth, three. In the fifth, two. In the seventh, six. In the eighth, seven. In the ninth, eight. Finally, in the tenth, ten, and so consequently up to the twenty-fourth alphabet, in which twenty-three letters stand between; afterward a return by likeness is made to the beginning. The method in the orchemata for writing a mystery is similar to that which is observed in the tables of transposition of letters: namely, when one is going to write according to the rule of the orchema, from any black alphabet one is to take only one letter, which, once written, the minium shows at the head. For the understanding of this, let us set down an example."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0024-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":24,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-24","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0024-0001"},"text":"Explanation of Book V"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0002:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0002:annotation-002"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0024-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":24,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-24","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0024-0002"},"text":"[unclear]. Its meaning is this: Beware this man, because he is evil. When, in writing, you have come to the end of the orchemata, and the begun secret of your heart has not yet been completed, you should know that you must return to the beginning as often as necessary, until the mystery has been completed in every respect. And know that from one orchema of letters there are composed as many alphabets as the diligent investigator may wish to have. Finally, this method of writing by orchemata, that is, by transpositions and leaps, is the safest of all, because there arises a transposition of letters that is not uniform, but varied in many ways. And it should be noted that the true and perfect knowledge of the tables and orchemata, if you are industrious and studious, [unclear] the understanding of all writings which are written out in any way by transposition of letters; and it is a great secret which few know: to be able to find all meanings concealed in any transposition of letters whatever."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0024-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0003","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":24,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-24","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0024-0003"},"text":"Brief Explanation of the Sixth and Last Book of the Polygraphia"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0024-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":24,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-24","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0024-0004"},"text":"In the sixth and last book of the Polygraphia we have gathered together certain characters of the ancients, which they used in place of letters, so that, if anyone wishes to employ from them an alphabet of his own, he may be able to do so, although a moderately skilled person, if he wishes, can devise finer characters for himself. All the synthemata of this book are sufficiently open and clear; therefore they need no explanation, or only a brief one. Yet those things which stand forth as newly invented by us require a definite declaration, lest perhaps they seem to have been set down without reason."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0024-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":24,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-24","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0024-0005"},"text":"First of all, we made all the letters of the Latins numerical, after the manner of the Hebrews and Greeks, thinking it shameful for us if we should be found inferior to them in this respect. For what of the fact that we doubled certain letters, so that they might suffice for an infinite number, when the Jews long ago did the very same thing, compelled by necessity? And the Greeks, because of the deficiency of letters, admitted certain marks into the number, since they could not double the letters. But we, because we are pressed by a like deficiency of letters, admitted two marks, namely this one, &, which our scribes put for “and”; nor does it matter whether it is written thus, &, or thus, et, provided that it represents six in number. We added another, 9, which our people write indifferently in abbreviation for con and com, and here, in the order of numbers, it represents six hundred."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0024-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":24,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-24","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0024-0006"},"text":"But by the same necessity we doubled two letters, namely r, z, s, of which r signifies ninety, while the curved z signifies one hundred, the long s two hundred, and the closed s three hundred. Moreover the doubled w, which we placed in the order of the alphabet on account of the nature of the German language, represents the last letter, and in the series of numbers one thousand. Let us set down a tabular example of this new invention of ours for the reckoning of numbers, so that anyone who wishes to know the method may have a definite instruction before his eyes. For what has always been easy for both the Hebrews and the Greeks will not be impossible for us. The table of numbers follows."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0024-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0007","kind":"table","language":"en","segment":24,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-24","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0024-0007"},"text":"Numeral sign Value Numeral sign Value Numeral sign Value Numeral sign Value a 1 f 7 ia 11 if 17 b 2 g 8 ib 12 ig 18 c 3 h 9 ic 13 ih 19 d 4 i 10 id 14 k 20 e 5 — — ie 15 l 30 & 6 — — i& 16 m 40 n 50 o 60 p 70 q 80 r 90 curved r 100 long s 200 closed s 300 t 400 u 500 con/com sign 600 x 700 y 800 z 900 w 1,000 — —"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0024-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":24,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-24","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0024-0008"},"text":"The printed table continues the same compound system into the thousands and millions. The distinctive curved and closed letterforms are described in the preceding paragraph; they cannot be represented faithfully by ordinary modern type."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0025-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":25,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-25","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0025-0001"},"text":"Explanation of Book VI"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0025-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":25,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-25","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0025-0002"},"text":"We have shown a sufficient method of counting by Latin letters after the manner of the Hebrews and the Greeks, which we have reasonably placed here by way of digression, although it is also found earlier in the sixth book. But by the fact that, as we proceed, we have here brought our number to a close at thirty times one hundred thousand, we plainly declare that it can be carried on to infinity. If this method of numbers displeases anyone, he will easily be able to devise a better one. Also, in imitation of the Northmen, from the aforesaid numerical letters we have arranged a new alphabet, by which you will safely be able to write to an absent friend and report whatever secret you wish. This manner of writing is indeed so secret, as well as new, and seems never to have been seen or heard of before us, that it appears impossible that it could be understood by any servant of the teacher. But now let us set down its alphabet."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0025-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025:p-0003","kind":"table","language":"en","segment":25,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-25","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0025-0003"},"text":"Numeral sign Letter Value Numeral sign Letter Value Numeral sign Letter Value Numeral sign Letter Value a a 1 f g 7 ic n 13 ih t 19 b b 2 g h 8 id o 14 k u 20 c c 3 h i 9 ie p 15 ka x 21 d d 4 i k 10 i& q 16 kb y 22 e e 5 ia l 11 if r 17 kc z 23 & f 6 ib m 12 ig s 18 kd w 24"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0025-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":25,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-25","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0025-0004"},"text":"Behold, you now have here an alphabet from Roman numerical letters, in imitation of the Northmen, with which you will be able most safely to write and report to an absent friend whatever you wish; and no eavesdropper will be able to penetrate your secret except one who knows the secret of the art. For all who see the writing will think that the letters have been transposed, and they will labor in vain in reckoning them. Let us set down an example. laaihid ifeib, ieifeigeicchkib, cakeibid. i kahb gidibid. eigih ieeigigh .kif. iaahifid ibeidaka.eih. iceikai b. The hidden meaning of this writing is as follows: Beware the bearer of these presents, because he is a very bad man, a thief, a robber, a liar, worthless. By the demonstration of this example it is easily given to be understood how safe and secure this manner of writing is universally, in every language known to the writer, in every cause or business, however difficult, secret, great, or lengthy. Nor do I think that there is any man living in the world who, by his own wit and without a teacher, could read this very writing. For all who see it will think nothing other than that the letters have been transposed; and since they have been unable to obtain an understanding of them, at last, wearied by despair, they will cease from investigation, and whatever you have written will remain hidden. For no one, as I think, will weigh out this contrivance of writing secretly by his own powers just as it is, unless he has either the Polygraphy, or this key to it, at hand, or has been instructed by another. From these numerical letters, too, many other alphabets can be given according to the order of counting, when the beginning for writing alphabetically is taken not from one but from any following number. But in that progression you should know that care must be taken lest more than two numerical letters be taken to represent one letter. Hence, when you have come to 1000, that is, ten times one hundred thousand, halt your step and do not wander farther, lest the multitude of letters, by marring it, confuse the beauty of the writing. For after one has been excluded and ten times one hundred thousand letters included, there are enough for almost thirty individual alphabets. Yet the method of the first alphabet, beginning with one, is the more beautiful for wrapping secrets in writing in proportion as it is shorter and simpler. In short, it renders the writing less tortuous."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0025-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":25,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-25","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0025-0005"},"text":"We have also arranged another alphabet, with Latin letters distributed in a flowing order and transposed without a rule, in imitation of which nearly numberless others can also be made; and its likeness is now set down."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0025-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025:p-0006","kind":"table","language":"en","segment":25,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-25","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0025-0006"},"text":"group 1 group 2 group 3 group 4 group 5 group 6 group 7 group 8 o a t g c n q u p b h i k x y z q c w l r d f s i e x m g z v w"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0025-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":25,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-25","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0025-0007"},"text":"Let us also set down an example of this alphabet. Gquog, ozuqi, ykar, din, vc, qacquxua, riqdik v99i, aqqurixrlz, skci,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0001"},"text":"Structured cipher apparatus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0002"},"text":"full_chunk_0026 · Cipher-key tables"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0003"},"text":"This table-heavy segment is displayed as a structured rendering instead of a linear prose chunk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0004"},"text":"Polygraphia VI — substitution-table chunk full_chunk_0026"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0005"},"text":"Section patterns: A; parsed 1 substitution column, longest column = 6 entries (Trithemius's full 24-letter alphabet runs a b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t v x y z w, plus an optional 25th zu / zv / tv slot for the v-ligature)."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0006","kind":"table","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0006"},"text":"letter col A d xiiiij w k xx w l xxx w m xl w n l w et vj"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0007","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0007"},"text":"Book VI"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0008:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0008"},"text":"[unclear]. This writing, however, contains in itself the following meaning: Know, friend, that the king has decreed in council that you are to be killed. Therefore flee as quickly as possible into [Tarragona?] from his face, lest you perish. This method of writing, too, is tortuous and is subject to no regular norm, since it can be varied and changed at the writer’s pleasure by a chance transposition as much as anyone wishes."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0009"},"text":"Next it should be noted that at the end of the sixth book of the Polygraphy we have handed down another method of writing by numerical signs, which they commonly call ciphers; under its covering you may safely write to an absent friend whatever you wish, and no one unskilled in the art will be able either to discover or to suspect that a secret lies hidden, especially if the rules we have given on these matters are observed with diligent caution. This is that the sheet be formed in the manner of an astronomical table, as though it contained something pertaining to the reckoning of the stars, namely in such a way that characters of the signs or of the planets are interposed, so that anyone into whose hands it should perhaps fall by chance, led on by its table-like appearance, may think that no secret lies hidden in it, but may suppose that everything pertains to some computation of astronomy."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0010"},"text":"We have arranged twelve alphabets according to the number twenty-four, assigning them in place of letters; the first of these, that of Aries, begins from one and ends at twenty-four. We advise, however, in great"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0011","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0011"},"text":"Explanation"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0012"},"text":"and difficult matters, that one should beware of beginning from one, because that method of writing can easily be suspect for that very reason. But whoever wishes prudently to use his own natural diligence will find subtler things from ours, and what we have handed down not very polished he will easily make better. Great secrets lie hidden in the numerical scheme; if anyone properly understands it, he will penetrate more mysteries of numbers. For we had neither time nor reason on this occasion to pour everything out publicly, but in our judgment what we have done will be enough for the instruction of those to whom the inventions will some day be pleasing: so that they may have several methods not only of writing secretly whatever they wish to absent sharers in the art, but also one method of producing several better and subtler ones, according to each person’s capacity of understanding."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0013"},"text":"Likewise, since the schemes of the numbers are sufficiently open and clear in their own places, and their tables unfolded at the same time, it was not necessary here to repeat them together, lest excessive length produce an example. But to set things down more secretly by figures of numbers I did not think necessary, since there is no difficulty in knowing the method among all who possess even moderate intelligence. With similar ease the very ancient signs of numbering which we have brought back to light can be understood and comprehended; through them knowledge of numbers is extended to infinity. For whenever a small stroke is placed above a smaller number, a thousandfold number is designated. For X̄ means ten thousand; C̄, one hundred thousand; M̄, one thousand thousands; X̄, ten times one thousand thousands; C̄, one hundred times one thousand thousands; M̄, one thousand times one thousand thousands; and so consequently as far and as much as you wish to advance in counting, without limit."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0026-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026:p-0014","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":26,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-26","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0026-0014"},"text":"End of the Key to the Polygraphy of Johannes Trithemius, abbot of Würzburg, to Maximilian I, Caesar"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0027-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":27,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-27","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0027-0001"},"text":"The Apology of Johannes Trithemius, Prefixed to the Steganography"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0027-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":27,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-27","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0027-0002"},"text":"It is the opinion of many that the ancient philosophers and wise men of art and nature, if they had discovered any secrets, concealed them by various methods and figures, lest they should come to the knowledge of wicked men. The more learned among the Jews also affirm that Moses, the most famous leader of the Israelite people, in his account of the creation of heaven and earth, covered ineffable secrets of mysteries with simple words. Saint Jerome too, the most learned among our own, says that in the Apocalypse there lie hidden almost as many mysteries as words. I pass over the wise men of the Greeks, men of no small repute and glory among their own people, who, applying themselves to the writing of fables, by prudent invention handed down one thing to the unlearned and another to learned men in the course of a single narrative. Although, because of the slowness of my intellect, I cannot perfectly imitate these most zealous lovers of wisdom, yet I judge it a beautiful and glorious thing to admire them, and, with what diligence I can, to read and venerate them. Thus, when I consider that they, by their own study, discovered great things beyond other men, I may, applying a certain violence to myself, impel myself to some imitation of them, even among the very latest."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0027-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":27,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-27","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0027-0003"},"text":"Apology"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027:p-0004:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027:p-0004:annotation-002"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0027-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":27,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-27","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0027-0004"},"text":"Nor, as I think, has my opinion wholly deceived me, since through the continual study of reading I have both learned many things that I had not known before, and opened an entrance for my thoughts to investigate more secret matters. For if I am not of such great learning or industry that I dare profess that I have grasped that method of the ancient sages for concealing mysteries, nevertheless I have devised certain methods, not altogether to be despised, as it seems to me, of writing secretly and concealing [whatever you wish], entirely without any suspicion; and these, at the urgent request of the most serene prince, lord Philip, Count Palatine of the Rhine, Duke of Bavaria, and Prince Elector of the Roman Empire, the wisest Maecenas of philosophers, than whom no one has seemed to me more worthy to have this great secret revealed to him, I have committed to writing and reduced into the present volume, not without immense labor, lest this great secret should come to the ears of common unlearned men or of wicked persons. I beg you, reader, whoever you may be in the future, to remember how many evils could be done in the commonwealth by evil and wanton men through this science, if it came to the knowledge of many: adulteries, fornications, conspiracies, betrayals, homicides, robberies, and countless evils. For just as a good and honorable man can, whenever he wishes, securely and without any suspicion from anyone, for private or common advantage, make known and express the secret of his will to another who knows this art, so any perverse, wanton, malicious person, with every obstacle entirely removed, however shamefully, [unclear] of his pleasure, will be able to communicate his evil desire without any suspicion. Nor could trust among married persons any longer remain safe thereafter, since a woman, though previously ignorant of the Latin language, made most learned through holy and chaste words of any language or idiom, could understand very fully the evil and immodest will of her lover, even while her husband reads and praises the letters, and in the same way could send back to him her own desire, as broadly as she wished and most securely, in quite eloquent speech. Indeed, although this science may seem childish to some, nevertheless, if it were made public, the whole order of the commonwealth would be disturbed, public trust would perish, letters, documents, writings, and finally all the very speech of men would be turned into perpetual suspicion. No one would any longer trust letters, however good, honorable, and holy; no one would put faith in epistles, since, however holy and chaste the words might be, nevertheless deceit, fraud, and evil deception would always be thought to lie beneath them; and men would become fearful in all things, and no less suspicious of mutual conversations than of any letters. Nor can anyone become so learned and experienced in this very science of writing secretly and most hiddenly [unclear] sufficient for all things, which he himself has not yet grasped. For this science is a chaos of infinite magnitude, which no one can comprehend. Because, however learned in this"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0028-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":28,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-28","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0028-0001"},"text":"Of Trithemius."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0028-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":28,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-28","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0028-0002"},"text":"...however experienced you may have been in this art, nevertheless what you understand is less than what you do not know. For it is the property of this science always to make the pupil, provided he is diligent and willing, incomparably more learned than the master."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0028-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":28,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-28","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0028-0003"},"text":"There follows the exposition of the most illustrious man Adolf von Glauburg, patrician of Frankfurt, with examples of those things which were either passed over by the author or treated less clearly."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0028-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":28,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-28","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0028-0004"},"text":"Magnus, from among these, emperor of the Romans.) On this method of writing one may consult Suetonius Tranquillus in the Life of Augustus, ch. 88, and in the Life of Julius Caesar, ch. 86. “There are extant,” he says, “also to Cicero, likewise to his friends, on private matters” (letters, that is), “in which, if any things had to be conveyed more secretly, he wrote them by signs, that is, with the order of the letters so arranged that no word could be formed; if anyone wished to investigate these, he should substitute the fourth letter of the elements, that is, d for a, and so likewise exchange the rest.” Moreover Isidore also makes mention of a letter of Augustus to his son, in which he writes thus: “Since innumerable matters continually arise which each of us ought to write to the other, and to keep secret, let us have signs between us, if you wish, such that, when anything has to be written by us, for each letter we write the following one, in this way: b for a, c for b, and then the rest in the same manner. But for the letter z one must return to double aa.”"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0028-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":28,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-28","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0028-0005"},"text":"Archimedes of Syracuse.) Similar to this is what is read in Gellius, book 17, chapter 9. When the ancient Lacedaemonians wished to disguise and conceal letters sent publicly to commanders, so that, if they were intercepted by enemies, their plans might not be known, they sent letters made in this fashion. There were two rounded, rather oblong rods, of equal thickness and the same length, smoothed and prepared in like fashion. One was given to the commander as he set out for war; the other the magistrates kept at home, with their authority and with the seal. When there was need of more secret letters, around that rod they wound a long strip of leather of moderate thinness, or as much as was sufficient for the matter, in a simple round coil, so that the edges of the leather that was being folded, joined closely on every side, met together. Then they inscribed the letters on that leather across the transverse edges of the joins, in lines proceeding from the top."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0028-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":28,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-28","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0028-0006"},"text":"When the strip had thus been written over with letters, they unwound it from the rod and sent it to the commander, who was aware of that device. The unwinding of the leather likewise rendered the letters broken and mutilated, and the strokes and points of their parts were scattered into very different places. Therefore, if that leather fell into the hands of enemies, they could conjecture nothing at all from it. But when the man to whom it had been sent received it, taking the matching rod which he had, he wound it around to the end, just as he knew it ought to be done; and so the letters, coming together along the same circumference of the rod, again met, and supplied an intact and uncorrupted letter, easy to read. The Lacedaemonians call this kind of letter a skytale. See also Plutarch in the Life of Lysander."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0007:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0007:annotation-002"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0028-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":28,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-28","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0028-0007"},"text":"There is another method of concealing letters, no less ingenious, described by Jerome Cardano in his book On Subtleties. Take two equal sheets of parchment, ruled for writing, and in the very lines make holes scattered here and there, opposite one another in each sheet, small, but nevertheless according to the size or height of the letters. Some will contain seven letters, some three, some eight or ten, so that all together, when all the spaces that can be written in are joined, they contain [unclear]. You will give one of these to the man to whom you wish to write. But when there is need, first write the sentence which [unclear] contains less, with [the sheet?] placed beneath the holes; you will write that sentence, and likewise in one and another [place], and finally fill the spaces of the first parchment by completing sentences, filling them until the sense"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0029-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":29,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-29","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0029-0001"},"text":"Explanation"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0029-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":29,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-29","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0029-0002"},"text":"[unclear]. You will complete this second sentence on the second membrane, in such a way that the words of the sentence seem to cohere; on the third also you will fit it so that, with the first letters unharmed, the whole sentence, the number and size of the words, may stand firm and retain a certain neatness. When this has been done, place the exemplar which you cut out over a membrane of equal size, and at the ends of the openings mark the very finest points as far as the letters extend which you desire to write. Then take the third membrane, and write the letter in continuous words, with proper order and size of spaces, and also of letters, so that the first sentence and its words are contained within the limits of the points. Therefore no suspicion of trickery then remains: the other person, when he receives it with the exemplar laid over it, immediately understands the meaning of your mind; nor can anything equal to this device, though it is no slight labor, be found for communicating one’s meaning to one’s friends in dangerous times."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0029-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":29,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-29","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0029-0003"},"text":"Marcus Tullius. The meaning is that Cicero devised individual particular characters for individual Latin words; with these, if necessity demanded, he wrote an oration however lengthy with very few signs and very secretly. And in this way, they report, Cato’s speech, that the conspirators should be punished, was preserved and committed to writing, when Cicero as consul appointed very swift writers to capture spoken words by notes of this kind. That the ancients also followed a certain similar method for writing words quickly and concisely, so that often a single letter signified a word, is attested by Valerius Probus, Petrus Crinitus, Angelus Decembrius, and also by the very ancient monuments most diligently collected by Petrus Apianus and Bartholomaeus Amantius. But this artifice of writing will be treated more carefully hereafter."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029:p-0004:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0029-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":29,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-29","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0029-0004"},"text":"Our Bede in England. On reckoning and speech by the fingers. This invention is found in Bede, concerning the divisions of times. When you say one, bending the little finger on the left hand, you will set the joint in the middle of the palm. When you say two, you will place there the second from the little finger, bent. When you say three, you will likewise bend down the third. When you say four, you will likewise raise the little finger similarly. When you say six, you will nevertheless lift the third, with only the middle finger, which is called the ring finger, fixed in the middle of the palm. When you say seven, you will place only the little finger, the others being lifted, upon the root of the palm. Next to it, when you say eight, the ring finger. When you say ten, you will set the nail of the index finger in the middle joint of the thumb. When you say twenty, you will put the tip of the thumb between the middle joints of the index and middle fingers. When you say thirty, you will join the nails of the index finger and thumb in a gentle embrace. When you say forty, you will draw the inner parts of the thumb over the side or back of the index finger, both only being upright. When you say fifty, you will bend the thumb, curved like the Greek letter called [unclear], toward the palm. When you say sixty, you will carefully gird from the front the thumb, bent around as above. When you say seventy, you will fill the index finger, bent around as above, with the thumb inserted, with only its nail standing upright across the middle joint of the index finger. When you say eighty, you will fill the index finger, bent around as above, with the thumb stretched lengthwise, namely with its nail fixed in the middle joint of the index finger. When you say ninety, you will fix the little nail of the bent index finger into the root of the thumb; thus far on the left hand. But one hundred you will make on the right hand as you make ten on the left; two hundred on the right as twenty on the left. In the same way also the rest up to nine hundred. Likewise one thousand on the right as two on the left, and the rest up to nine thousand. Two thousand on the right as three on the left. When you say the rest, you will place the left hand highest on the middle of the breast, with only the fingers raised toward the neck. When you say twenty thousand, you will place the same hand spread broadly over the breast. When you say thirty thousand, with the same hand prone, but raised, you will put the thumb into the cartilage of the middle of the breast. When you say fifty thousand, with the same hand prone but raised, you will place the thumb on the navel. When you say sixty thousand, with the same hand prone, you will grasp the left thigh from above. When you say seventy thousand, you will place it upon the thigh. When you say eighty thousand, the same hand prone"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0030-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":30,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-30","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0030-0001"},"text":"Exposition."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0030-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":30,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-30","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0030-0002"},"text":"...for you will place it upon the thigh. When you say ninety thousand, you will in the same way grasp the loins, with the thumb turned toward the groin. But from one hundred and two hundred thousand up to nine hundred thousand you will complete it in the same order, on the right side of the body. And when you say ten times one hundred thousand, you will interlock both hands with the fingers inserted. And so much for expressing numbers by the gesture of the fingers."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0030-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":30,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-30","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0030-0003"},"text":"To these the same author immediately adds: From the very computation that I have set out above, a certain manual speech can be practiced, both for exercising the wit and for playing a game; by it, when the letters are expressed one by one, a man may convey to another, who also knows this technique, even if he is stationed far away, the words contained in those letters, to be read and understood; or he may, through these signs, indicate necessary matters more secretly, or mock the unskilled as though by divination. The order of this game or speech is as follows. When you wish to indicate the first letter of the alphabet, hold one with the hand; when the second, two; when the third, three; and so the rest in order. For example, if you desire to warn a friend placed among ambushers to act cautiously, show three, one, twenty, nineteen, five fingers; for the letters of this order signify “to act cautiously.”"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0030-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":30,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-30","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0030-0004"},"text":"Thus far the example of dactylogy according to Bede, which is varied in many other ways. For, as was also said before, let the sign of unity be taken to signify the letter A, and so thereafter in order. Let there be assigned on the left hand: one on the thumb, two on the index finger, three on the middle finger, four on the ring finger, or the third from the thumb, and five on the little finger. Likewise on the right hand there will be understood: two on the thumb, three on the index finger, four on the middle finger, five on the third from the thumb, and six on the little finger. With these things so established, let us observe which numbers arise from the addition, multiplication, or division of which numbers among themselves. For example, twelve arises from the addition of one to eleven, of two to ten, of three to nine, of four to eight, of six to six, of seven to five. In multiplication, however, twelve is produced by the leading of four into three, or of two into six. In division we have twelve if twenty-four is divided by two."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0030-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":30,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-30","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0030-0005"},"text":"Furthermore, when the fingers are merely raised, it signifies addition; but when we touch one with another, multiplication. But if we bend one and raise the other, it must be division. Therefore, wishing to show the letter M, which occupies the twelfth place, I indicate the number twelve, either by addition, or by multiplication, or by division. First, by raising the two little fingers of both hands together with the thumb of the left hand; for the thumb signifies one, while one of the other fingers designates five, the other six, and this number shows the letter M. By multiplication in this way: let us touch the third finger from the thumb of the left hand with the index finger of the right, since three multiplied by four makes twelve; or let us touch the little finger of the right hand with the index finger of the left, which is the same thing, for twice six gives twelve. It could also be done in another way, namely by the contact of the index finger of the right hand and the middle finger of the left, which show six. These again, by the contact of both thumbs, or of the index finger of the right hand with the thumb of the left, signify multiplication of the prior number by two; but twice six makes twelve."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0030-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":30,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-30","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0030-0006"},"text":"By division thus: first we shall indicate twenty-four, the division of which number by two yields twelve. The gesture about which I was speaking above represents division by two, namely if two thumbs are shown, one raised and the other bent; likewise the thumb and little finger of the left hand, and the index finger of the right bent. For they signify the partition of six by three, that is, two; and twenty-four divided by these shows twelve."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0030-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":30,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-30","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0030-0007"},"text":"So much for dactylogy, or the speech of the fingers, which can be handled otherwise in infinite ways, by assigning to fixed places vowels, consonants, semivowels, double letters, mutes, and liquids, according as it has seemed good to each person to handle such things. Although these matters appear ridiculous, nevertheless they have very great use, if by a certain analogy they are transferred to other matters. But there are some things of which the author makes mention partly in the exposition of this passage, partly at the end; but since it pertains to the treatment of steganography, let them be deferred for a little while, until that point has been reached."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0030-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":30,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-30","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0030-0008"},"text":"The first dermatic kind. This stratagem is commonly known even to soldiers. Pliny, unless I am mistaken, transmits something else in book 26. “Tithymalus,” he says, “our..."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0001"},"text":"94 Exposition."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0002"},"text":"...our people call it the milky herb; others call it goat’s lettuce. And they report that, when its milk has dried on the written surface, if ash is sprinkled on it the letters appear; and so, indeed, they preferred to address adulteresses rather than by little tablets."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0003"},"text":"The second kind, Hyphasmaticon. The most learned man Theodorus Bibliander has “hyphalmicon,” for this reason, as I suppose: that in this sort of concealment nothing of the letters appears before the paper has been immersed in water, as when we write letters with alum; water poured over it will make the paper darker with the letters, which otherwise could not have been read."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0004:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0004"},"text":"Letters are likewise written in various ways. Herodotus, book 7, near the end. After Xerxes determined to undertake an expedition against Greece, Demaratus, who was at Susa, when he had learned this, judged that the Greeks ought to be informed. But since he could not do it otherwise, since it was dangerous lest he be caught, he devised this thing: having taken a pair of writing-tablets, he scraped off the wax from them. Then on their wood he engraved the king’s plan. When this had been engraved in letters, he covered it again with wax, so that the tablets would present no difficulty among the guards on the roads for the man to whom they were being carried. When the Lacedaemonians [unclear] to interpret it, before, as I understand, Gorgo, daughter of Cleomenes and wife of Leonidas, warned them, interpreting the matter itself, bidding them break off the wax, for they would find letters in the wood. Thus, listening to her, the Lacedaemonians found the letters and read them over, and then sent them on to the Greeks."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0005"},"text":"Gellius"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0006"},"text":"Exposition. 95"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0007:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0007"},"text":"Gellius, in book 17, chapter 9: “There is also,” he says, “in the records of Greek affairs another deep and unexpected hiding-place, devised by barbarian cunning. There was a man named Histiaeus, born in a place in Asia that was not undistinguished. At that time King Darius held Asia under his rule. When this Histiaeus was in Persia at Darius’s court, he wanted to announce certain secret matters to a certain Aristagoras by a furtive writing. He devised this admirable covering for letters: on his slave, who had for a long time had diseased eyes, [unclear] his head bare, and he fitted it into the forms of letters. With these letters he wrote out what he had wished. Afterwards he kept the man at home until his hair grew back; when this had happened, he ordered him to go to Aristagoras. ‘And when you come to him,’ he said, ‘say that I have instructed him to shave your head, just as I myself recently did.’ The slave came to Aristagoras as he had been ordered and reported his master’s command; and he, thinking that what had been commanded was not without purpose, did what had been ordered. Thus the letters were delivered.” Herodotus writes almost the same thing; and in that author, too, in book 1, it is read: When Astyages was harsh toward the Medes, Harpagus, insinuating himself among each one of them, persuaded the leading men that Astyages ought to be removed from the kingdom and Cyrus chosen. When Harpagus had carried these things through and prepared them, then at last, wishing to disclose his mind to Cyrus, who was among the Persians, since he could not do so otherwise, inasmuch as the roads were guarded, he devised this sort of thing. Having gutted a hare, which he had cleverly obtained, so that nothing at all was cut away, he put in a little book in which he had written what he pleased; and after sewing up the belly, he gave the hare together with nets to a certain huntsman of his household, a most trustworthy man, and, instructing him by his own mouth that when he gave the hare he should tell Cyrus to open it with his own hands, and to do this without witnesses, he sent the man off into Persia. When the messenger had carried this out, Cyrus opened the hare he had received and read the little book that he found inside it. See Justin, book 1. Historians likewise report that doves served as messengers in difficult affairs, so that letters tied to their necks and feet were sent in the siege of Mutina by the consul Hirtius to Decimus Brutus, and by Decimus Brutus to Hirtius, when, with food placed in certain very high spots, he had trained doves, previously shut up in darkness and affected by very great hunger, to fly from one place to another."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0008"},"text":"Some, to avoid suspicion, write on paper with ink, as if they wished to communicate something to a friend about household matters; afterwards they write what is secret in the spaces with urine. Others use the juice of lemons or onions; others use crushed sal ammoniac with water poured over it. Writings made in letters of this kind remain hidden before they have been brought near fire."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0031-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":31,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-31","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0031-0009"},"text":"Some follow the poet’s advice: “When she can conceal bound papers in her bosom, and carry flattering notes under her joined foot. The guard will have taken care of these; instead of a knowing paper let her offer her back, and on her own body she will carry the words. Safe too is the letter, and it deceives the eyes, made from fresh milk; touch it with charcoal powder and you will read it. It also deceives, what is made with a moist needle—”"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0032-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":32,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-32","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0032-0001"},"text":"Exposition."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0032-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":32,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-32","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0032-0002"},"text":"with the point of flax, “the little tablet will bring forth the hidden marks,” etc. There are also other techniques, as when they paint letters on flint with the fat of a goat or ox; when it has been placed in vinegar for some hours and then taken out again, it presents to sight what had been written on it. Likewise, they write with the white of an egg and dip it into ink; when this is scraped off, the letters become visible. Finally, in this place he wraps many things in obscure words, by no means accepted in common usage, lest he provide wicked men an opportunity either to misuse these things or to devise worse ones. He wrote “race,” with the syllables reversed, for “cera,” just as “Roma” for “amor,” “nemilua” for “alumine,” “raphocam” for “camphora,” etc. But since such matters, for the public good, must be treated rather sparingly, and do not belong to our undertaking, let us omit explaining everything. For it is enough if one understands what he intended to signify by this third kind of letters."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032:p-0003:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032:p-0003:annotation-002"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0032-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":32,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-32","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0032-0003"},"text":"“There were also, as Bede bears witness.” The sense is: the ancients not only wrote or spoke by means of words, as we do, but also transferred whatever the world contains, and whatever can be grasped by us, by a certain artifice to the things signified. Diodorus Siculus, book 4: “The letters of the Egyptians,” he says, “are very like various living creatures, and the extremities of human beings, and instruments, especially those of craftsmen. For their words are not expressed by the composition of syllables or by letters, but by the form of images, their signification having been handed down to men’s memory by use.” Indeed they write the hawk, the crocodile, the serpent, the human eye, hands, face, and other things of this sort. The hawk denotes a thing done quickly, since this bird is almost the swiftest of all; this notation is transferred to household affairs that are done swiftly. The crocodile signifies evil. The eye is interpreted as the guardian of justice and the watchman of the whole body. [unclear] designates freedom, but the left hand, with [the fingers?] compressed, tenacity and avarice. In the same way also of the other parts of the body, the right hand with fingers spread [unclear] writing, which, preserved in men’s memory by long use and meditation, they recognized at once, from the trace, what those things expressed. Petrus Crinitus too, in book 7, chapter 2, writes that this kind of method of writing existed among the Egyptians. Concerning the letters of the Egyptians, which are called hieroglyphic, there is mention among ancient authors, and this can still be observed on obelisks, on which those figures and images of diverse living creatures, plants, rivers, and trees are carved, signifying the philosophy of that people, as Strabo and Pliny, most weighty authors, testify. For on the obelisks of the kings [Sedotis?] and [Sennosornius?], which were brought from Egypt into the city, the interpretation of the nature of things was marked out by symbols of this sort and by hieroglyphic signs. For in this way the philosophy of the Egyptians is believed first to have been made manifest. This is handed down by the same Pliny and by others. Among other images, however, they were accustomed to mark scarabs, bees, rivers, oxen, and other things of that kind. Further, by the very image of the bee the symbol of a king was indicated, because in fulfilling the duties of life he ought to have no less the sting of justice than the sweet clemency of honey. In the vulture they indicated the genius and majesty of nature, because among these birds females only are found, etc. They also painted many other signs in place of words; on these see Horus Apollo on hieroglyphic letters. See Pliny, book 36, chapter 11, where, according to the more correct reading, “Sesostridis” is found in place of “Sesotidis,” and “Phaeron” in place of “Nuncoreus.” Moreover Strabo, book 17, Cornelius Tacitus, book 15, Caelius Rhodiginus, Antique Readings, book 29, chapter 26, and Volaterranus, book 33, mention letters of this kind, although he writes that they have as yet been discovered by no one."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0032-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":32,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-32","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0032-0004"},"text":"“There were those who by accidents.” The meaning is that whatever exists in the whole nature of things, whether perceived by the intellect or by the senses, can be turned to the use of signifying in the same way as words do. Hence it is that one may secretly, without suspicion and without obstruction by any person, signify the will of our mind to another in countless ways: through words; through signs that mark words, as through light, colors, shadows, sounds, odors, tastes; through qualities that affect touch; through shapes, sizes, numbers; through the motion or position of any things whatsoever, such as parts of the body; through gestures of the fingers"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0033-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":33,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-33","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0033-0001"},"text":"Exposition."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0033-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":33,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-33","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0033-0002"},"text":"[unclear] movements of the eyes, etc. All these things, if they are handled correctly and arranged according to letters, syllables, words, and speeches in a fixed order, with numbers assigned to them, furnish human beings with admirable powers, the more excellent in proportion as one is more skilled and practiced in those disciplines which deal with the principles, causes, and accidents of sensible things. Such is catoptrics, which teaches how to present visible signs of things to the sight in an instant, by means of certain images projected far from us outside mirrors into the air, devised to signify some speech; these are easily understood by one who has knowledge of the signs. But in what manner it can be brought about that all things are transferred to the use of signs is not the subject of this undertaking, but belongs to the Steganographia, the contents of which work the most learned man Johannes Trithemius sets out in a certain letter to Bostius in these words, etc."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033:p-0003:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-8","html_id":"p-en-0033-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":33,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-33","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0033-0003"},"text":"I now have in hand a great work which, if it is ever published, which may it not be, the whole world will marvel at; the title of its first book is Steganographia. There will be four books, and each will be divided into at least one hundred chapters. I began this work at the urging of a certain great prince, whom there is no need to name. You ask what this work teaches: things astounding and incredible to all who do not know them, which have never been heard since the beginning of the world. For the first book contains more than one hundred methods of writing secretly whatever you wish, without any suspicion, without transposition of letters, without any fear, so that there is no man in the world who by natural skill could know, or even suspect, what is contained in my letters, except the one who knows the art from me, or from him whom I have taught. The words are plain and familiar, free from every suspicion; but [no one?] will ever be able to perceive my intention without the art, however learned he may be. It is a truly astonishing thing. The second book will contain many more wonderful things. By fire, namely, in this art I can make the conception of my mind known to one who knows my art at any distance whatever, at one hundred miles or more, safely, without words, without writings, without signs, through any messenger whatever. If he is seized on the road, if he is questioned even under the harshest tortures, he cannot confess anything about my message, because absolutely nothing is known to him about it. Whatever may happen, my message will always remain hidden, nor could all the men of the whole world, if they were gathered together, trace it out by natural power. I can also do this without a messenger whenever I wish. I can also make my will known to one who knows the art, even if he is silent in prison, though I am far absent, however closely he is guarded, even if he were sitting three thousand [miles?] under the earth. And all these things, most broadly and universally, whenever and as often as I wish, I can do naturally, without any superstition or aid of any spirits whatsoever. I admit they are wonderful, but hear things still more wonderful. The third book teaches an art by which I can teach an unlearned man who knows only his mother tongue, who has never known a word of the Latin language, in two hours to write, read, and understand Latin quite elegantly and eloquently, as much as he wishes, so that whoever sees his letters will praise the words and understand that they are composed in Latin. The fourth book contains many astonishing experiments, but purely natural ones. Namely, I can make my mind known to one who knows my art while eating or sitting with others, without words, without nods, as extensively as I wish, even while speaking, preaching, playing on the organ, or singing, without hindering any other action whatever, so that while preaching good things to one who knows, with eyes closed, [unclear]. The fourth book will contain many other secrets which are not to be brought out in public. All who hear these things marvel at them; among them are many noble and very learned men, who think that these things are either impossible or wholly supernatural. To them and to you I answer what I have answered many: that many things are possible naturally which, to those who do not know the powers of nature, seem impossible or even supernatural. And behold, I speak before my God, who knows all things, that those marvelous things which I have foretold, however much you may be able to write or believe, nevertheless are all purely natural, without any deception, without superstition, without magical art, without"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0034-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":34,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-34","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0034-0001"},"text":"Exposition."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0034-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":34,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-34","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0034-0002"},"text":"[unclear], without the invocation or ministry of any spirits whatsoever. I have said this so that, if perhaps at some time a report should reach you that I can do wondrous things, you should not, I say, think me a magician, but a philosopher. For what happened to Albert the Great, that most profound investigator of natural things, namely that because of the marvels he performed by the hidden power of nature he was regarded by the common people as a magician, I am certain can happen similarly to me. If you ask whence I have these things, which no one knows, listen. I did not learn these things from a man nor through a man, but by the revelation of someone I do not know. For when, at a certain time in the present year, I was thinking what new thing I might be able to discover that would be hidden from everyone, I began to consider whether I could devise those wondrous things which I have mentioned. After a long imagining, when I despaired utterly of it as an impossible matter, I retired to sleep that night, laughing to myself at my own foolishness, that I had attempted to seek out such impossibilities. That same night someone stood by me, saying: “They are not vain, O Trithemius, the things which neither you nor another with you will be able to discover.” And I said to him: “If, then, they are possible, tell me, I beg you, how they are done.” And opening his mouth, he taught me each thing in order, showing how the things over which I had thought in vain for many days could easily be done. Behold, before God, I do not lie but speak the truth: I have so far taught these things to no one, although many, promising great things, have often asked me, except one prince to whom I write, whom by a clear proof I made more certain of the possibility of the art. Nor is it fitting that others know these things than princes; otherwise many evils would be done through them: betrayals, fornications, and whatever else evil men might wish. But those who use the art well could do many things through it for the commonwealth. Moreover, I can teach all these things in every language of the whole world that I have heard. I wished to make these things known to you, Bostius, for this reason: that you should not think me idle."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0034-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":34,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-34","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0034-0003"},"text":"Thus far the words of Trithemius. Finally, there are other immense uses of these books of the Polygraphia, which we shall treat in our books on the method of teaching and learning; for whatever these things may seem to be, they nevertheless have more hidden within than they promise on the surface. On the Steganographia, whose principles lie concealed in these books, God willing, we shall treat separately."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0034-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":34,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-34","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0034-0004"},"text":"The First Book of the Polygraphia"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0034-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":34,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-34","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0034-0005"},"text":"There are twenty-four characters of the signs of the Latin language, which, set in order before the same number of significant words, serve most abundantly in all respects, according to the desire of each person working in this art, for secrets. But the paraphrases are so artfully ordered that they produce entirely Latin discourse, if only one is taken from any given order. And it should be noted that, by reason of our German language, the twenty-fourth letter, w, is taken at the end of the alphabet, while all the remaining letters perform the service of both languages. We have placed the signifying elements in order with such skill that, whichever you take from each line, once the deduction of the sum has been made, concord will remain. Yet care is needed, so that from any line of syntax you take only one, and the monad does no injury to the binary. One must also provide that, whenever you approach the cabalistic operation, you first count all the individual minutes of the night and join them in due proportion to the degrees of the following day. But if the minutes, according to the secret ordinance, do not suffice to the degrees of the day right to the end, the windy runner must by counsel be brought back to the prudent chief-measurer. Nor is it an obstacle if by chance night falls back upon the head of day, since a prudent practitioner in the art can, by voluntary addition, recede from the front by as much as he sees night exceed the light of day. And this is to be understood of the individual chapters throughout the whole work of the Polygraphia. Yet we call that consideration unity, by which the binary, by a known little sign of return, may be made certain, lest it happen to go astray. From the monad, through what has been established, the binary will stand, and it becomes a monad. Nothing is set down here in vain; nothing is adduced without cause or idly. Therefore"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0035-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0035:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":35,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0035","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-35","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0035-0001"},"text":"we necessarily warn that everyone who wishes to copy this work of ours, the Polygraphy, either in whole or in part, should diligently take care first of all not to depart in anything from our archetype, nor to skip, neglect, or transpose any word whatever. For indeed, if he has omitted one letter or word in essentials, if he has changed a word contrary to its nature, he has made the whole course of the work useless. Therefore let him either copy it properly, or not copy it."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0035-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0035:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":35,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0035","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-35","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0035-0002"},"text":"There follow the words of the first order, with the small letters, according to 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vani carnales accelerate beata munera beatorum dominatoris credentium migrare indelinenter beatificati attendite vanissimis curis r caduci amatores induite foelicia consortia exultantium gubernatoris christianorum emigrare dulciflime illustrati refugite fallacissimis scientijs s corrupti neglegetores conferuate parata solennia amicorum remuneratoris orthodoxorum volare dulciter decorati refugiatis spurcissimis gaudijs t corruptissimi contemptores practicate praeparata vmbracula feruorum amatoris terrigenarum euolare multum coronati refugitote vitiosissimis leuitatibus v flagitiosi derisores frequentate coelestia festiualia famulorum pastoris deuotorum peruolare maxime decori parcatis breuissimis actionibus x ignaui anthropi celebrate supercoelestia iocalia discipulorum custodis piorum transmigrare ineffabiliter fulgidi parcite corruptissimis curiositatibus y iniqui viatores operamini faecla beneficia amatorum factoris iustorum perdici supra modum fulgentes abestote corruptibilibus 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sins E of the devout; E faults F of those who ask; F misdeeds G of those who grieve; G sins H of those who pray; H wicked deeds I of those who weep; I impieties K of the penitent; K iniquities L of the contrite; L lusts M of the afflicted; M excesses, because you N of believers; N guilt, since you O of the baptized; O vices P of Christians; P evils Q of the orthodox; Q malices R of those who groan; R stains S of Christ-worshippers; S impurities T of those who petition; T negligences V of those who seek; V transgressions X of those who desire; X uncleanness Y of those who hope; Y injustices Z of those who wait; Z crimes w shameful deeds; w 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preserver F kind; F governor G most gentle; G administrator H long-suffering; H enlightener I most holy; I illuminator K best; K giver of life L good are you, Jesus; L creator M generous are you, Lord; M founder N great are you, Lord; N maker O most dutiful are you, God; O author P most pious; P director Q merciful; Q ruler R most sweet; R purifier S most patient; S justifier T most mild; T redeemer V most merciful; V savior X most kind; X lover Y mild; Y founder Z excellent; Z promoter w powerful; w 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I"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057:p-0008:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057:p-0008:annotation-002"],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0057-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":57,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-57","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0057-0008"},"text":"A: by our most beautiful things; B: by the most fair things of the faithful; C: by the splendid things of the baptized; D: by the fair things of believers; E: by the beautiful things of the orthodox; F: by the wealthy things of Catholics; G: by the most wealthy things of churchmen; H: by the most powerful things of Christ-worshippers; I: by the most populous things of Christians; K: by the richest things of the saints; L: by the populous things of the Nazarenes once; M: by the strong things and [unclear] of the elect provinces; N: by the strongest things and [unclear] of the blessed formerly; O: by the richest things of the realms of confessors; P: by the seemly things of martyrs; Q: by the noble things of the apostles; R: by the most noble things of evangelicals; S: by the chief things of those preaching the gospel; T: by the precious things of preachers; V: by the renowned things of Romans; X: by the most renowned things of spiritual men; Y: by the most precious things of those justified; Z: by the most spacious things of those predestined; w: by the strongest things of the just."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0057-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":57,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-57","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0057-0009"},"text":"A: with inhabitants impiously; B: with citizens bitterly; C: with Christians severely; D: with Christ-worshippers cruelly; E: with believers unjustly; F: with the faithful wickedly; G: with our people most impiously; H: with men most bitterly; I: with the just most severely; K: with saints most cruelly; L: with good men most unjustly; M: with all boys most wickedly; N: with all brothers most iniquitously; O: with those found most maliciously; P: with those discovered most bitterly; Q: with the credulous basely; R: with religious men terribly; S: with men dreadfully; T: with inhabitants horribly; V: with living persons most harshly; X: with the orthodox most wretchedly; Y: with churchmen savagely; Z: with Catholics most shamefully; w: with disciples violently."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0057-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057:p-0010","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":57,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-57","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0057-0010"},"text":"Book I"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057:p-0011:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0057-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":57,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-57","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0057-0011"},"text":"A: slain. A: And; B: killed. B: Alas; C: killed outright. C: Ah; D: burned. D: Alas; E: burned up. E: But; F: slain. F: Meanwhile; G: destroyed. G: In the meantime; H: put to death. H: And yet; I: consumed. I: Nevertheless; K: butchered. K: But yet; L: exterminated. L: And behold; M: martyred. M: By the pope, there is no one who; N: Alas, who is there who; O: perishing. O: Finally; P: killed. P: And yet; Q: intercepted. Q: Good God; R: suffocated. R: But, sorrow; S: extinguished. S: For shame; T: crucified. T: Nonetheless; V: mutilated. X: And alas; Y: set on fire. Y: [unclear]; Z: burned up. Z: See; w: lost. w: Yet behold."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0057-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":57,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-57","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0057-0012"},"text":"A: may rescue. A: may sympathize; B: may snatch away. B: may contradict; C: may grieve. C: may fight against; D: may grieve with. D: may resist; E: may feel grief. E: may defend; F: may mourn. F: may bring aid; G: may avenge. G: may come to meet; H: may assist. H: may withstand; I: may intervene. I: may stand by; K: may consider again. K: may take up; L: may think. L: may sustain; M: no one who may free. M: may cherish all his own; N: no one who may save. N: may attend to all his own; O: may redeem. O: may attend; P: may help. P: may console; Q: may look upon. Q: may groan; R: may turn attention. R: may pity; S: may observe. S: may be mingled together; T: may fear. T: may tremble; V: may dread. V: may be saddened; X: may beware. X: may be moved; Z: may take precautions. 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A: of God; B: they think. B: of Christ; C: they think again. C: of the Lord; D: they take care of. D: of the Crucified One; E: they devise. E: of the Savior; F: they seek out. F: of the Redeemer; G: they inquire into. G: of the Fashioner; H: they seek. H: of the Maker; I: they love. I: of the Restorer; K: they desire. K: of the Liberator; L: they search out. L: of the Founder; M: they follow. M: of our Creator; N: they look upon. N: of the Author of all; O: they inspect. O: of the Maker; P: they look back upon. P: of the Craftsman; Q: they consider. Q: of the Father; R: they long for. R: of the Nourisher; S: they follow. S: of the Illuminator; T: they put before. T: of the Enlightener; X: they handle. V: of the Governor; Y: they handle thoroughly. X: of the Preserver; Z: [unclear]. 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mercy / D ardently E sweetness / E suppliantly F kindness / F fervently G compassion / G earnestly H mercy / H more earnestly I gentleness / I steadfastly K blessedness / K more steadfastly L goodness / L most earnestly M your grace / M most steadfastly N piety / N most fervently O charity / O most ardently P love / P most diligently Q serenity / Q most devoutly R humanity / R most humbly S munificence / S trustingly T generosity / T confidently V mildness / V reverently X sweetness / X prostrate Y brightness / Z bowed down Z excellence / w 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you hide E we adore / E you forget F we request / F you cleanse G we urgently request / G you purify H we intercede / H you cleanse I we implore / I you purge away K we call upon / K you amend L we beg / L you wash away M we pray that / M you wash away what against N we ask that / N you delete whatever against O we ask / O you wash P we beseech / P you loosen Q we earnestly request / Q you release R we demand / R you purge S we urgently demand / S you take away T we most urgently demand / T you grant V we call to witness / V you put aside X we desire / X you forgive Y we desire / Y you correct Z we long for / Z you remove w we wish / w you 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Amen N your teaching wickedly / N we have loved O law / O we have desired P command / P we have loved Q equity / Q we have cared for R patience / R we have sinned S holiness / S we have offended T integrity / T we have offended V divinity / V we have neglected X loftiness / X we have practiced Y instruction / Y we have reconsidered Z kindness / Z we have thought w preaching / w we have admitted"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0063-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0063:p-0017","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":63,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0063","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-63","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0063-0017"},"text":"The end."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0063-0018","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0063:p-0018","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":63,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0063","sequence":18,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-63","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0063-0018"},"text":"Book I"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-34","html_id":"p-en-0063-0019","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0063:p-0019","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":63,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0063","sequence":19,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-63","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0063-0019"},"text":"We rejoice that the end of the first book of our Polygraphy is at hand; made more ready for what remains, we judge that we must attempt what the powers of our talent may be. For newly invented things sometimes trouble the beginner, because he whom all follow has no one going before him. The first beginning of any invention is more difficult; after it has been made firm, it brings greater confidence to the author. Therefore, completing the first book of our invention with God’s favor and help, we have divided the whole into three hundred eighty-four small parts, placing beneath each, in order as is seen, the proper degrees of paraphrases. And these form a sufficiently beautiful Christian harmony, sixteen varied stations, with more than two hundred nine thousand phrases duly joined together in every respect. Nothing is lacking here for students of these inventions of ours, so that they may have the fullest knowledge and capacity in mystical, secret, and hidden matters, even those to be reported more remotely with the greatest safety. 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For the night, always enclosed within the limits of the minutiae and paraphrases, never goes beyond them. Therefore, whenever you have crossed the straight line of the day and have not fulfilled the purpose of the nocturnal syntax, turn the head back to the tail, and, a tying together having been made, let there be a bond of both with each other. Arrange the shadow so that it does not confuse the sun by similarity of sound. Nor be ashamed if, in the first calculation, the day has not comprehended the shadow; rather, count up the minutiae of the lines until the necessary proportion follows according to your wish. You will also be able to make a leap from the first into the second, knowing that in the first creation of days there was made evening and morning, one day. Therefore, when evening has been completed, bring the day back into the following one, and, when the sign has been given by a point known at once to the binary and the monad, fix the mystery. But so that you may be able to avoid this difficulty, divide the great revolutions of our whole sphere by arithmetical degrees, and where day is repeated in place of night, set the mark of Archimedes upon the flying one, lest an untimely ternary block the return to unity by means of the binary."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-64","html_id":"p-en-0064-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064:p-0008","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":64,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-64","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0064-0008"},"text":"Book I"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-64","html_id":"p-en-0064-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":64,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-64","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0064-0009"},"text":"For for this reason we have set minutiae before the several degrees by an artful invention, so that in these we might relieve the operator from the labor of counting the paraphrases. If you are industrious, diligent, and studious in those things which we have handed down as the principles of the new art, believe us, you will find greater things hidden than we have promised. Indeed, since many natural secrets are contained in these matters, know this one, not the least: that by the prudent operation of metathesis you will, even when you wish, make a man most expert in this art ignorant, the seeing blind, and the learned unskilled. If the false opinion of the Hebrews were true, this invention of ours would give to each man of eighteen thousand spheres his own methods for writing and reporting, safely, secretly, and very broadly, whatever hidden things he wished in Latin."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-64","html_id":"p-en-0064-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064:p-0010","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":64,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-64","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0064-0010"},"text":"The second book of the Polygraphia of Johannes Trithemius, abbot of the Order of Saint Benedict, begins"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-64","html_id":"p-en-0064-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":64,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-64","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0064-0011"},"text":"The reckoning-system of mortals tries, by art, to imitate nature, which admits no calculation of the monad. Hence, although the instruction of the preceding book of the Polygraphia, through the extension and metathesis of particulars, is as it were sufficient for the universals of this art in infinite progressions of number, nevertheless a certain consideration has moved us to join a second to the first. The condition of light is different in each; but night preserves inviolate, in both, the order of its course. The reader who is prudent, from small things and things not sufficiently brought to exactness, if he is strong in excellent natural talent, will be able to discover more polished things. Whatever visible thing is set in the whole circle of the universe gives ready support for the service of this new art of ours. Air and fire, water and earth,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-64","html_id":"p-en-0064-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064:p-0012","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":64,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-64","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0064-0012"},"text":"Polygraphia, Book II"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-64","html_id":"p-en-0064-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":64,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-64","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0064-0013"},"text":"earth, springs and rivers, trees, fruits, flowers, grasses, words, names, accident, substance, stones, sand, dung, filth, things, terms, honorable things, modest things, wood, metals, hard things, liquid things, existing things and non-existing things, history, fable, beasts, brute animals, human beings, draft animals, each and all things that either speech can express or the soul think, furnish the very broad field of our Polygraphia, and promise that the art, so far as it can stand for mortals, will have to be enlarged to infinity. For just as, from unity through the binary, the ternary generates the perfect number in the quaternary, so the consummation of this invention, standing through the quaternary in the binary as a twice-perfect root, gives us an infinite number beneath the minutiae of the things of the paraphrases of Polygraphia. For although among us all our things are terminable, nevertheless many things often occur which seem infinite to us because of the slowness of our understanding. Who will be able to count the drops of the sea? And who will penetrate the inscrutable heart of man? Just as a finite, circumscribable number can, by progression, be led into infinity, so the instruction of this art is enlarged by varied metathesis into immensity. Whatever is seen anywhere in the whole world is in every respect conformed to our instruction, nor is there anything known to us that is empty of mystery, if the method is understood by a master. But we, persuaded by reason, stand under the service of the binary and briefly explain the smallest part of the whole. 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Therefore, adding a second book to the first of the Polygraphy, we keep its form and method, setting in the light of day three hundred and eight paraphrases in simple progression, for the honorable remembrance of the most chaste Mother of God; if a suitable time had been available, [unclear] to give more elegant things, so that it might both add brilliance to the matter and sufficient progression to the form. The first inventor of any art transmits greater things to posterity, because, since the beginnings of an art are hard and unfamiliar, no subtle invention is found complete from its origin. From [Peapoli?], which is also Herbipolis, a city of the Eastern Franks, on the twelfth day of the month of February. 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A world A only B worldly people B beloved C worldly things C co-eternal D earth-born D blessed E human beings E sweetest F mortals F only-begotten G wretches G only-begotten H exiles H most loving I captives I dearest K prisoners K most like L the lost, his own [unclear] L alike M the cast-off, as a son M Christ from you N the deceived, as a son N the beloved from you O those in exile, his own [unclear] O loved P man P much-loved Q the supplanted Q lovable R humanity R most pious S the first-formed S most dutiful T the foolish T commensurate V the led astray V coessential X the poor X begotten from eternity Y the wretched Y everlasting Z earth-born people Z most beloved W consubstantial"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0072:p-0009:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-64","html_id":"p-en-0072-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0072:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":72,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0072","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-72","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0072-0009"},"text":"350 POLYGRAPHIAE A mortal A to give B man B to offer C visible C to grant D flesh D to send E passible E to expose F human F to bestow freely G fleshly G to destine H body H to expend I body I to sacrifice K bodily K to present L perceptible L to transmit M made mediator M to be slain for N made savior N to be slaughtered for O liberator O to be killed P redeemer P to be butchered Q reformer Q to be incarnate R like us R to be scourged S human S to be sold T poor T to be beaten V suffering V to contribute X needy X to bestow Y [unclear] Z to die Z naked W to suffer"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0072:p-0010:annotation-001","trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0072:p-0010:annotation-002"],"chapter_id":"ch-64","html_id":"p-en-0072-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0072:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":72,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0072","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-72","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0072-0010"},"text":"BOOK II. 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crowds B poor little C from peoples C faithful D from common peoples D humble E from common folk E orthodox F from nations F Christian G from nations G believing H from priests H worshipers of Christ I from princes I ecclesiastical K from emperors K Catholic L from cloistered persons L European M from monastic persons M German to N from ministerial persons N Alemannic to O from little men O Teutonic P from dominions P lovers of truth Q from rulers Q lovers of Christ R from governors R lovers of the Lord S from pastors S lovers of faith T from abbots T [unclear] V from prelates V penitent X from subjects X all Y from bishops Y every one Z from kings Z contrite w from monks w compunct A 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Benedict, begins"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-89","html_id":"p-en-0089-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0089:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":89,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0089","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-89","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0089-0009"},"text":"What, from the beginning of human creation, confused the unity of language? Was it not the division of bodies and the variety of minds? For as Truth declares in the Gospel: out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. For the tongue is the instrument for bringing outward those conceptions which the mind has thought within itself. Yet of this ministry of the mind’s secrets to the senses there are many modes, whose properties vary both by use and by art. Use, introduced at pleasure, is common to many; art, however, to few. Indeed no one will readily estimate how much the very unregulated use of speaking among the Germans alone has varied in six hundred years, who has not rather often reread Otfrid, monk of Weissenburg, in the poems of the German tongue. The sea flows and ebbs; men, once dying, do not return again to the present life. Customs succeed customs, and the vigor of mortal minds always declines with respect to better things."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-89","html_id":"p-en-0089-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0089:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":89,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0089","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-89","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0089-0010"},"text":"Who today among the Germans, ancient emulators of the Greeks, possesses the old knowledge of idioms? In the chronicles, the ancient histories of the Franks, Hunibaldus, Doracus, and the other writers who preceded us by a thousand years mixed many things said in old verse, in the prose of the German speech, into their compositions, which today are understood by few. Why do I speak of ancient times, when our own idiom among the eastern Franks, Swabians, Bavarians, Rhinelanders, Mosellans, Cologne people, Saxons, Thuringians, daily undergoes notable variation? Men are changed in time, customs vary, minds are changed, clothes vary; the simplicity of languages is altered, the ancient property of idioms is varied; nothing stable is found in human affairs. For there is a vicissitude of all things; variety succeeds the simplicity of minds. Who will be able to reduce this perpetual flowing away, so to speak, to the concord of unity?"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-89","html_id":"p-en-0089-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0089:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":89,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0089","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-89","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0089-0011"},"text":"But the fact that we add a third to the preceding books of the Polygraphy has not lacked a special reason. For, since the wills of men are various, rightly there are given manifold modes for honorable operations. In those, day illuminates night; in these, however, day lacks light. There light leads shadow around in light; here, however, the blind illuminates the blind, and, existing and remaining sight without eyes, ministers in darkness what it does not have. Here night darkens day with perpetual gloom, and one walking in darkness without light provides blind guidance. These paraphrasms serve all men throughout the world, and in every language transmit any secret safely, securely, and without danger to the cabalistic binary. Latinity moves barbarians to laughter, and barbarism itself produces suspicion among Latin-speakers. Yet it matters nothing or little, since however great suspicion may have been, it will nevertheless contain every most secret mystery. Let the diligent operator recall to mind the rules and precepts which we have handed down, lest he labor uselessly and in vain for himself and for others. For understanding is needed; without it the usefulness of no art will stand. Thus in a few things we have shown the way to the greatest matters, and, with a finite mode, we have given the way to infinite things. From things given and received, greater things are easily prepared for friends. Reader, remember that the retrograde mark can be fixed in every place until you take up the mark of rest. Farewell. 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We have entrusted the night, safely serving hidden things, to be guided by the shadows of periphrases; we have inserted numbers in the order of four lines all the way to the end, adapted for the use of those who wish to employ them. The places of minutes, having fixed degrees, are three thousand one hundred and fifty, although, if you wish, infinite moments of hours remain for concealing, in every language of every nation of the world, whatever secret matter may arise. The circle, arising linearly from a point, as far as you wish and as the work requires, you will be able to lead back to the path by which you came. If much of the night remains, lead back the dragon's tail to the original tail-place at the head. But the binary is made altogether certain from the known signs of unity. Let him who rages greatly labor greatly, so that he may have something to eat. Nor is there need of great labor to lead wherever you wish that which proceeds of its own accord. Here, therefore, we set an end to the third book of our Polygraphia, in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. 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We have extended a system easily comprehensible by a very easy invention, so that the night, always connected through the minute to the monad in whatever order, may be recognized in the light of day. 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pfallin S asephal S asianos T atolin T stanisal T steganos V hurin V curapal V pularos X axosin X aximal X exaplos Y tymin Y syraphal Y myriados Z ozerin Z azadal Z azulos W duuerin W iuuiralos A bara-"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-97","html_id":"p-en-0101-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0101:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":101,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0101","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-101","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0101-0008"},"text":"A barafan A matos A cabarym B abaran B abatos B abarym C scaran C scoyros C scarym D odrafan D adrius D odarym E merisan E semiros E mesarym F aforisan F aforos F effraym G agenesan G agaros G agorym H chorisan H thoros H chatym I mirosan I pisaros I siphaym K akorisan K ikalos K akorym L alorisan L clisios L alexym M omaran M amalos M amraym N 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akales K akaran K okarym L alores L eluran L aluarym M amoles M omylan M amorym N andres N onysan N anarsin O dorpes O horisan O romulin P spintres P apasan P spirasim Q aquiles Q squillan Q aquolim R orcades R arnan R ararim S efrades S asaran S ofirim T atriles T stenosan T stasyrim V curades V europan V curasim X exarpes X exusian X axarim Y myriades Y hyaran Y tynarim Z azifanes Z azarian Z azarim w ruuares w huualan w buualym A hafor"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-97","html_id":"p-en-0103-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0103:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":103,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0103","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-103","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0103-0008"},"text":"Book IV. A hasor A masael A nason B abenor B abadiel B abnason C achior C sconiel C achyon D adasor D adoniel D adrion E mesior E merfiel E penason F affasor F afrael F ofirion G egenor G agiel G agedon H chrysor H chosiel H thobion I pinasor I michael I pigion K akusor K okariel K akaron L alaphor L almiel L almon M amador M amesiel M emason N ensior N anael N anason O gomor O poniel O coroson P epinasor P spudiel P spirason Q equador Q squariel Q aquilon R orsamor R archael R arphon S asiphor S israel S astron T stephasor T statuel T athion V hupator V euseuiel V musaron X exanor X axiel X axaron Y symetor Y aymiel Y symon Z azagor Z azael Z azabon w cuualor w iuuiel w huuelon A salaam"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-97","html_id":"p-en-0103-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0103:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":103,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0103","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-103","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0103-0009"},"text":"Polygraphy A salaam A batros A halen B abraam B abaros B abauen C schoraam C acharos C acharen D odaram D adamos D adalen E honoram E seluros E hearen F afimeram F afiaros F afrasen G agorisam G agiaros G egusen H charesam H thabros H chelen I hidaram I himaros I ripen K akonesam K akaros K ikosen L almoram L eluros L pleren M amasam M amelos M aman N andrasam N antyros N anoben O corasam O cotyros O nosiren P spartiam P apocapos P spalen Q aquitiam Q aqyros Q squyen R archasam R orcados R archen S asiphoram S assyrios S esamen T athenosam T styrios T aterosen V curianam V tuberos V buralen X axiolam X exameros X examen Y vymosam Y symeros Y tymen Z azaram Z azaros Z oziaren w ruueram w cuuaros w huualen A fanaser"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-97","html_id":"p-en-0103-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0103:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":103,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0103","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-103","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0103-0010"},"text":"Book IV. 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psallin asephal pularos artofan tritemios armohym asterech asimas musan astramar osiel astroman esaphyro esamer afamarã osion alyra asiapas t atolin stanifal exaplos olafan aspidos afarym fturonax ftonapas axioran ithamar atrie atharmar athanato storamer athiram athirion hymara stabulas v hurin curapal myriados stefafan athomos athefym ruselech bulcas azaphan cubafar huriel cusan hubanafoV musander pusaram exarafam rusion dubera rusifas x axosin aximal azulos euorfan busyros cubalym examerach axifaras ouuelan examar axiel axian aximaco exadamer tympariã axion axiora aximas y tymin syraphal iuuiralos exarofan axiforos axarym tyronach hymarasY pysaran lynamar aymiel rypan lyfimaco rymafer azariam tyrimon hymera rypidas z ozerin azadal tyrofan synaxcos synthaifym azach aziopas ezamar azariel azaphan azabulo azanaber euuamerã azion azara azarepas w duuerin iuuaral iuuarian duuaros cuuelym auugelach euualas luymar fuuabiel fuuinteria iuuamalo auualemer auuimilō ouuymora 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athesiel T stonasor T sturistan V cumael V budaor V husalan X axifiel X axiasor X exusian Y aymiel Y synasor Y hymoran Z azael Z azamor Z azarian w cuuesiel w tuuesor w luuonisan A ra-"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-97","html_id":"p-en-0104-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0104:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":104,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0104","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-104","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0104-0008"},"text":"Book IV. 548 A ramelech A cadon' A vamelo B abralech B abadon B abramelo C achiolech C icaron C schomalo D adifelech D adelon D adremalo E merech E peron E vemalo F afalech F afarion F afrodilo G ageselech G agaron G agimalo H choserech H thosiron H chareso I pimelech I mirason I misalo K akarech K akolon K akifalo L aldonech L oleron L alpharo M amalech M ameron M amerilo N andrech N andron N enopio O somelech O homeron O romeso P epimolech P spodion P spanalo Q aqualech Q aquilon Q equisaro R armalech R cromason R orchalo, S ofiphalech S astrofilon S asimero T stamelech T stamon V cusario V fumarech V purason X examero X examelech X axilon Y pinalo Y myfalech Y tirolon Z azuro Z azamalech Z azarion w huualo w cuuelech w tuuelon M Ama-"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-97","html_id":"p-en-0104-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0104:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":104,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0104","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-104","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0104-0009"},"text":"540 Of Polygraphy A maserat A naser Aadian B abronisat B abner B abrasan C scaresat C achyor C achasan D adromat D adamer D adonian E mesauerat E nemeser E melchan F 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Nor do I think it at all necessary to recall to memory the things that have been recited in the preceding books, since a discerning reader, if he is studious, can, with the Lord’s help, discover even the greater things that lie hidden in these. We have handed over to the wise and studious man both the material and the reason; if he wishes to use them prudently, he will surpass our work by his own talent. But whoever desires this [unclear] to be more beautiful in the shade, let him join hand and mind to talent, and let him make a path for himself, more beautifully adorned with paraphrase. Let anyone whom these things delight keep fixed in memory that he must always remain within the prescribed circle; if he passes beyond it in any way, the whole operation vanishes uselessly. There are many names of men, and finally there are almost infinite terms for things, villages, stones, and words, all of which serve our purposes. From these it is clear that a book and a method can be made, not impossible, if talent is at hand with diligence, which may surpass our inventions without limit. But he who is of such dullness that he cannot understand these childish things of ours, when will he penetrate the more subtle matters that remain? We set an end to the fourth book of the Polygraphy, to which, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, we join the fifth."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0105-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0105:p-0008","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":105,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0105","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-105","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0105-0008"},"text":"The fifth book of the Polygraphy of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of Saint James at Würzburg, begins"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0105-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0105:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":105,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0105","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-105","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0105-0009"},"text":"Those things which, with the help of our Lord Jesus Christ, we have arranged as best we could in the four preceding books for the completion of our Polygraphy, reasonably require that in the fifth book we briefly discuss the remaining precepts of this instruction, the methods that still remain. Therefore in it we shall give a sufficiently compendious method by metathesis, that is, the transposition of letters, by which a friend may securely, safely, and most secretly write to a friend whatever he wishes. We read that Caesar Augustus used that method of writing in secret matters. Although this method of sending messages is in many ways secure, nevertheless to observers it is always regarded with suspicion, because as soon as the transposition of letters is seen, anyone who is curious at once suspects that something lies hidden beneath. Now the methods of this invention are almost infinite; from these, for a necessary introduction, we have marked out the following for the reader, reserving the rest to be investigated by his talent. First, therefore, we have placed at the head a canonical table of this practice, beneath which we have set another, reversed. In these two tables the root and foundation of the aforementioned transposition is entirely placed, upon which the structure of the whole building is set. For when these two tables have been properly known and understood, no transposition of letters will be able to escape one who works diligently. To these we have joined twenty-four alphabets in order, so that we might give the reader abundant means of transposing letters. The use of these consists, according to one’s wish, in each individually, or, if you prefer, also in all together. If you have secret correspondence with many people, distribute the individual alphabets to your individual acquaintances, but commit to memory what you have handed to each one. To the first, indeed, let the first alphabet be entrusted, to the second the second, to the third the third, and so let it be done in sequence with the rest. But if, because of a multitude of business or of household members, the alphabets which we have marked should not suffice for everything, or if some of them seem too open and evident, we shall be able to introduce various new transpositions, the number of which may always remain perpetually hidden. Let us set down an example of this matter: let b be a, let f be b, let p be c, let t be d, let z be f, let c be g, let m be h; so consequently through the whole usual alphabet let it be arranged that between any letter assumed and its substitute three idle and transposed letters lie between. Afterwards four, then five, more or fewer, in such a way, however, that the whole alphabet, as if revolved into a circle, meets together, but each letter is placed for another in its own order in the same series. 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Polygraphy, Book V"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0106-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":106,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-106","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0106-0008"},"text":"…[such] a lapse that you yourself can no longer read what you had written. For the transposition of letters is possible in as many ways as—according to the estimation of the human intellect, which, enclosed in a mortal body by temporal operation, does not properly grasp the infinite—a mortal but innumerable number rises up. Whence whoever shall wish to have more modes of writing by metathesis, and ones remote from our system, if he be but a little ingenious and diligent, will easily achieve the effect in his own working. For the talent of man can [accomplish] the greatest things, if it be aided by study and art. But he who spurns the least things will never attain to the greater. I know there will be very many who will deride these our studies as vain and childish; to whom we give for answer that we shall be entirely content, provided they please those for whom they were composed."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0106-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":106,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-106","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0106-0009"},"text":"There follows the Straight Table."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0106-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106:p-0010","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":106,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-106","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0106-0010"},"text":"555. The Straight Table of Transposition"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0106-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":106,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-106","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0106-0011"},"text":"[transposition grid, as printed]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0106-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":106,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-106","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0106-0012"},"text":"In this canonical or straight table of letters you have, from our one and usual [alphabet] of Latin letters themselves, by their permutation or transposition, as many alphabets as there are monograms throughout it—namely four-and-twenty times twenty-four, which make in number 576; and multiplied by as many again, they yield a little less than fourteen thousand."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0106-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106:p-0013","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":106,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-106","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0106-0013"},"text":"556. 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For, as you see, under the metathesis there are 24 to the right; to the left likewise as many; downward 23; and upward 23. Which, multiplied 24 times by 93, reduced in the form of a cross to the four sides, make alphabets not fewer than 112."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0106-0016","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106:p-0016","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":106,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","sequence":16,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-106","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0106-0016"},"text":"There follows the same table expanded."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0106-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106:p-0017","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":106,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-106","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0106-0017"},"text":"557. 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For in the first alphabet, for a is taken b, for b is taken e, and so on consequently, as appears more clearly to one looking. In the second alphabet, for a let c be taken. 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If you add to it the usual alphabet, they will rise, according to the number of letters, to twenty-four. 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For when alternations have been made, it commits an error backward from the twelfth, neither varying nor [unclear]. Since the rule gave this, it did not seem that it should be altered."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0107-0024","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0107:p-0024","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":107,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0107","sequence":24,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-107","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0107-0024"},"text":"Continuation of the table"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0108-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":108,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-108","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0108-0001"},"text":"563. 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And since the norm has so given it, it makes no difference; for in so great a multitude of variety no one, even the most expert, will be able to weigh out the constancy of a single mark or character."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0108-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":108,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-108","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0108-0004"},"text":"Continuation of the table. [N 2]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0108-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108:p-0005","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":108,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-108","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0108-0005"},"text":"564. 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Six alphabets are transposed. In the first t is eclipsed, in the same g, in the third s, and c, r, and e—the cause of which thing the norm teaches."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0108-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":108,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-108","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0108-0008"},"text":"Continuation of the table."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0108-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108:p-0009","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":108,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-108","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0108-0009"},"text":"565. 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In the first q and d, in the fifth c, in the fifth also b, are not changed."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0108-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":108,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-108","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0108-0012"},"text":"Continuation of the table."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0108-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108:p-0013","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":108,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-108","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0108-0013"},"text":"566. 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But the remaining four [are left] for forging new ones at will."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0109-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":109,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-109","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0109-0001"},"text":"ORCHEMA."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0109-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":109,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-109","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0109-0002"},"text":"a c a y a e a q a p a o b c b s b f b r b q b p c g c o c g c s c r c q d i d k d h d t d s d r e l e f e i e u e t e s f n f b f d f x f u f t g p g a g c g y g x g u h r h x h b h z h y h x i t i r i a i w i z i y k x k n k o k p k m k w l z l i l p l o l a l m m a m c m q m n m b n w n u n r n c n b o b o q o s o d o c p d p m p n p k p e p d q f q h q m q i q g r f r h r d r l r h r g s h s k s w s g s t i s g t m t z t w t u k t i u o u t u z u d x l u k x q x p x y x c y m x l y s y x y z b z n z m z u z g z t z b z m w y w c w u w a w o w n"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0109-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":109,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-109","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0109-0003"},"text":"In the present Orchema a manifold alphabet is handed down by transposition and leap, both by the rule of order and by the position of the letters. All these things suffice as an example for those who cannot be content with the arrangements already given, so that they may have a method and form for discovering the remaining ones, since they can be varied without number, as the following expansion of the Orchema clearly teaches."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0109-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":109,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-109","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0109-0004"},"text":"Expansion of the Orchema."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0109-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109:p-0005","kind":"list","language":"en","segment":109,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-109","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0109-0005"},"text":"z. 3. 4. 5. 6. 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When we add these to the twenty-four letters in common use, we have twenty-eight characters sufficient for all numbers."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-105","html_id":"p-en-0109-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109:p-0017","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":109,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-109","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0109-0017"},"text":"And it will be no very laborious matter to grasp this method of numbering for those who already know the letters, if they once commit it to memory. For this invention of ours will be able to comprise many thousands upon thousands in number, all of which can be distinguished and understood at first sight, more clearly than light, without any calculation. 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These figures are worked examples, not a single mechanical grid."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0006"},"text":"Source section 1"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0007","kind":"preformatted","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0007"},"text":"Tabula transpositionis auersa. w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x r s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d b a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c a w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b. In hac vero tabula auersa tot habes per transpositio- nem literarum alphabeta, quot in praecedente quoque recta consignauimus. Nam vt cernis sub metathesi dex- trorum sunt xxiiij. Sinistrorum quoque totidem, deor- fum xxiiij. & sursum xxiiij. Quae per xcvij quater et vi- gesies multiplicata in modum ouicis ad quatuor late- ra reducta faciunt alphabeta non minus quam cxij. Sequitur cadem expansa tabula."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0008","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0008"},"text":"Source section 2"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0009","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0009"},"text":"Prima figura expansionis tabulae rectae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0010","kind":"table","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0010"},"text":"c1 c2 c3 c4 c5 c6 c7 c8 c9 c10 a b a c a d a e a f b c b d b e b f b g c d c e c f c g c h d e d f d g d h d i e f e g e h e i e k f g f h f i f k f l g h g i g k g l g m h i h k h l h m h n i k i l i m i n i o k l k m k n k o k p l m l n l o l p l q m n m o m p m q m r n o n p n q n r n s o p o q o r o s o t p q p r p s p t p u q r q s q t q u q x r s r t r u r x r y s t s u s x s y s z t u t x t y t z t w u x u y u z u w u a x y x z x w x a x b y z y w y a y b y c z w z a z b z c z d w a w b w c w d w e"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0011","kind":"quote","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0011"},"text":"Haec est prima tabulae rectae figura expansionis, quia que habens alphabeta per metathesin, literis vt cernitur transpositis. In primo nanque alphabeto pro a accipitur b, pro b accipitur e, & ita consequenter, vt patet clarius intuendi. In secundo alphabeto pro a accipitur c. In tertio d, in quarto e, in quinto f, sicut ordinis docet locatio."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0012","kind":"preformatted","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0012"},"text":"Expansio continetur. Secun"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0013"},"text":"578"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0014","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0014"},"text":"Here begins the sixth book of the Polygraphy of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of Saint James the Greater the Apostle at Würzburg"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0015","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0015","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":15,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0015"},"text":"Before every invention and use of letters, in the beginning of the world, when human beings were still rude in intellect and uncultivated in morals, under the rule, shared by alternation, of three intelligences, as certain persons think, succeeding one another in order through one thousand sixty-three years, the influences of the planets in the sphere are said to have presided in their own way over bodies on earth by their influence, chiefly under the governance of their intelligence, whom they called Orisiel, that is, the life-giver of God, for three hundred fifty-four lunar years, likewise four months, and as many days and hours. These things we recount as poetic, not as affirming them."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0016","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0016","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":16,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0016"},"text":"After Saturn, Venus is set down as having assumed dominion; after Venus, Jupiter. But after Jupiter, Mercury, the fourth ruler in order, adorned human talents with various arts. Under the three intelligences already mentioned, namely while Saturn, Venus, and Jupiter were ruling, they assert that human beings did not have the use or knowledge of letters. Hence, whenever one person wished to announce something secret to another, he did it not by writings, since the function of letters was lacking, but symbolically, by certain likenesses of animals, trees, plants, or of some other sensible things, just as they had agreed among themselves."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0017","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0017"},"text":"The time of Saturn, as they say, gave to human beings morals properly suited to his influence. For it made them farmers, hunters, founders of cities, rude, woodland-dwelling, gloomy, simple, uncultivated in life and morals, living for a long time in the flesh. After Orisiel of Saturn, as those who hold this opinion say, the intelligence Anael, mover of Venus, receiving the government of the world by influence, continued it for three hundred fifty-four years, and for four months, days, and hours; under him human beings began to be more cultivated, to build houses and cities more frequently, and also to discover various manual arts, namely weaving, wool-working, and many other things similar to these. They also began to flow away much more into pleasures of the flesh, and to take beautiful wives, and, many children having been begotten by them from these wives, they notably fell away from natural simplicity. They invented games and songs, began to play the cithara, and more eagerly devised whatever they affirm to pertain to the influence of Venus, following the motion of the flesh."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0018","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0018","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":18,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0018"},"text":"They named the third intelligence of Jupiter Zachariel; when it received dominion of the world after Anael, it made human beings restless with desire for ruling, to carry on hunts, to make tents, and to adorn themselves with various garments. While he was ruling, in accordance with the quality of Jupiter, who deprived his father of the kingdom, a great division arose between the good and the bad: the former calling upon God, but the latter given over to the flesh and to the world. Under his rule Adam, the first man, died, leaving to all posterity the testament of dying once."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0111-0019","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111:p-0019","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":111,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","sequence":19,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-111","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0111-0019"},"text":"But the fourth mover or angel of Mercury, Raphael, influencing worldly things after Zachariel, began in the one thousand fifty-fifth year of the world at the end of the month of February, and lasted until the one thousand four hundred tenth year of the world; under him the use of letters is said first to have been invented. But the letters then, as they report, were very different from those which the world has today, devised in the form and likeness of trees, plants, and animals; yet with time afterward these were changed in many ways, and took on an easier manner of formation and a more cultivated ornament. For the fictions of the poets said that Mercury was the presiding deity of all literature, promising that great secrets of things lay hidden beneath fables. After this, when the human race had multiplied and had been spread everywhere over all the earth, the unity of letters did not remain long; rather, the separation of bodies and minds far from one another discovered different and various modes of writing, about which our narration is long. Plato the Philosopher"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0001"},"text":"Structured cipher apparatus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0002"},"text":"full_chunk_0112 · Cipher-grid matrices"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0003"},"text":"This table-heavy segment is displayed as a structured rendering instead of a linear prose chunk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0004"},"text":"Polygraphia VI — cipher-grid chunk full_chunk_0112"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0005"},"text":"Trithemius's tabular ciphers — the alphabet-rotation expansion figures (tabula recta / auersa / aucta), bigram grids, and the numerical Orchema. The source facsimile is shown alongside and is authoritative for the cipher. Where the OCR preserved the rows they are transcribed as a table (illegible cells marked —, OCR noise left visible); where it linearised the paired plaintext/cipher columns into identical rows, the misleading grid is omitted in favour of the facsimile. These figures are worked examples, not a single mechanical grid."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0006"},"text":"Secunda figura expansionis tabulae rectae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0007","kind":"quote","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0007"},"text":"On the printed page this figure is laid out as paired columns — a plaintext alphabet beside its cipher alphabet, set out as worked examples rather than as one mechanical grid. The OCR linearised those columns into identical rows and cannot preserve the layout, so no transcribed grid is shown here. Read the source facsimile alongside - it is authoritative for this figure."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0008:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0008"},"text":"[unclear] in the Phaedrus relates that letters and the use of writing, together with the system of weights and the game of dice, were first invented by a certain philosopher named Theuth, and that he taught Thamus, king of the Egyptians. But concerning the other ancient men who are said to have handed down special letters to almost every nation and people, letters that remain in use among them down to the present day, it is not my purpose to set down or describe the account. For all the more learned men among us know that Cadmus, son of Agenor, king of the Phoenicians, is said to have brought sixteen letters into Greece: α, ε, γ, δ, ζ, ω, λ, μ, ν, ι, θ, ξ, π, σ, τ, ψ. To these Palamedes, at the time of the Trojan War, is reported to have added four: ξ, θ, φ, χ. And Pythagoras afterward added the letter u, so that there would be twenty in all; ζ, κ, ω were subsequently invented by others. Gordanis, bishop of the Goths, gave his people letters of their own. When the unity of language had been confounded, the simplicity of characters too was varied in many ways. Hence it came about that the use of letters in the course of time arrogated to itself such license that not only individual peoples, but also particular men, fashioning new characters for letters at their own discretion, prepared hiding-places for their mysteries. Yet every writing in an unfamiliar character will not be free from suspicion among those who see it. Notwithstanding this, many kings, tyrants, and princes of old devised for themselves a private mode of writing, separate from the common one, caring little for the suspicion of others, provided that what they wished to remain secret was not perceived. Moved by imitation of these, and desiring to bring this work of Polygraphy, as far as possible, to a finished end, in this sixth book, which is also the last, I have resolved to recall from the dead certain characters of the ancients, which long ago passed out of human use, lest they perish entirely; and first indeed we shall set down the ancient mode of writing of the Nortmanni."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0009:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0009"},"text":"On the Alphabet and Wonderful Mode of Writing of the Nortmanni, at the Time When They Were Ravaging [unclear]."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0010:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0010"},"text":"All the letters of the Greeks and Palestinians are numerical, as was said before, whereas of the Latin letters, which we Germans also use, only seven are counted as numerals, namely c, d, i, l, m, y, and x. The Nortmanni, however, together with the Asiatic Dacians, having gone out from the Scandian islands, which are now called Gothic, overran Gaul for more than forty years and laid it waste most grievously. In order to provide for their secret affairs, as Bede the English monk bears witness, they devised a new and elegant mode of writing from the letters of the Greeks, as follows. For they adapted the numerical values of the Greeks, comprised in ten of their twenty-four letters, to Latin characters, and under a foreign appearance prudently concealed our letters, in precisely the way in which we use numbers in place of letters, that is, when for a we put 1, for b 2, for c 3, for d 4, and so on in succession to the end of the alphabet. It is indeed a fine and quite secure invention, which neither a Greek nor a Latin will easily understand. For the whole alphabet is not found in it, but only nine letters and one numerical sign, namely g, which among them signifies six; and in this mode of writing, representing f, the sixth letter of the Latins, and, in addition, deferring to our German language in which we were born, we have put double w as the twenty-fourth letter of our nation at the end, which, according to the Greek number, we have formed thus: [unclear]. We shall set down this script of the Nortmanni from the following order of Greek letters by imitation."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0011"},"text":"[Figure: alphabet and numbers arranged in a table: A 1 I Þ O T 13 17; B Z K 2 10 S 1H 18; C Y 3 L 4 II ⋓ 1G 19; D ß 4 m P̄ 5 z K 6 20; E e 5 n R 7 y X 8 21; F q 6 o S 9 1E 1S 3 KV 23; G h 8 p Q 1I 16 W 1K 24.]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0112-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":112,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-112","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0112-0012"},"text":"[Figure: O 4 Hiins.]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0001"},"text":"Structured cipher apparatus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0002"},"text":"full_chunk_0113 · Cipher-grid matrices"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0003"},"text":"This table-heavy segment is displayed as a structured rendering instead of a linear prose chunk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0004"},"text":"Polygraphia VI — cipher-grid chunk full_chunk_0113"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0005"},"text":"Trithemius's tabular ciphers — the alphabet-rotation expansion figures (tabula recta / auersa / aucta), bigram grids, and the numerical Orchema. The source facsimile is shown alongside and is authoritative for the cipher. Where the OCR preserved the rows they are transcribed as a table (illegible cells marked —, OCR noise left visible); where it linearised the paired plaintext/cipher columns into identical rows, the misleading grid is omitted in favour of the facsimile. These figures are worked examples, not a single mechanical grid."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0006"},"text":"Tertia figura expansionis tabulae rectae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0007","kind":"preformatted","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0007"},"text":"a m a n a o a p a q a r b n b o b p b q b r b s c o c p c q c r c s c t d p d q d r d s d t d u e q e r e s e t e u e x f r f s f t f u f x f y g s g t g u g x g y g z h t h u h x h y h z h a i u i k i y i l i m i n j k j l j m j n j o j p k x k y k z k a k b k c l y l z l m l n l o l p m z m a m b m c m d n a n b n c n d n e o b o c o d o e p c o d p e q d r q f r e s r g s f t s h t g u t i u h x u k v i k v l w k l w m x l m x n y l n y o z l m z p"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0008","kind":"quote","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0008"},"text":"Sunt et in hac expanfa figura tabulae rectae quinque alphabeta per ordinem distributa vt cernitur, in quoru primo metathesis ratione pro a accipitur m, in secundo n, in tertio o, in quarto p, in quinto q. Quorum numerus ampliari potest multipliciter, vt dictũ est supra."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0009","kind":"preformatted","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0009"},"text":"Expansionis continuatio. Quar."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0010"},"text":"By the service of this alphabet the Normans wrote, in a secure communication, whatever they wished to keep hidden among themselves. No Greek could understand this method of writing, since, although all these characters are Greek, nevertheless they represent Latin letters according to numerical order; nor could it be understood by a Latin who had not first acquired knowledge of this art. This mode of writing can also be varied in many ways, when by transposition the numbers and the letters are changed. This can also be done with the usual Greek letters, at the wish and discretion of any industrious writer. Nor will the manner of forming these characters be very difficult, especially for one who has been somewhat accustomed to it. The characters written above are also sufficiently suited to the German language; with them we can denote everything that occurs to us, in whatever speech we may be skilled. Whenever iota is placed by itself, so that it may be known to denote the letter k, the tenth of the alphabet, it is marked above."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0011","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0011"},"text":"On the Alphabet and Method of Writing of the Ancient Franks"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0012"},"text":"The opinion of many holds that the Germans once had letters from the Greeks, and they also steadfastly affirm that they used the Greek language, especially in sacred matters. For they say that great consonance exists between the Greek language and our own, although the long interval of time has utterly extinguished that agreement. That most learned former teacher of mine, Johannes Camerarius Dalburgius, the most reverend bishop of the church of Worms, had collected several thousand Greek words which signify the same thing in both languages, Greek and German. And Caesar testifies in the Commentaries that the ancient Druids in Gaul, the priests of sacred rites, used the Greek language, especially in sacred matters. But as the Romans devastated the world, they at last violently imposed, together with their dominion, the use of their letters upon many nations."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0013"},"text":"Finally, the remnants of the Trojans, who afterward were called Franks, in the four hundred and fortieth year before the incarnation of the Lord, having gone out from the territories of the Scythians, with King Marcomer providing leadership, came into Germany and received settlements at the mouths of the Rhine from their brothers the Saxons. Thereafter, for nine hundred and fifty years they waged an almost continuous war with the Romans and the Gauls, as Hunibald is the authority, and at last subjected almost all Europe to their empire or kingdom. Yet they did not abolish the letters of the Romans once they had accepted them; rather, mingled among the Germans and Gauls, they themselves learned their language, and preserved their letters and form of writing."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0014"},"text":"The writer of the histories of this people, Wastbald, wrote in his native tongue books of the deeds of kings, dukes, and princes through almost seven hundred and fifty-eight years, with the characters appended, as Hunibald says, which he mentions in his volume that he published in eighteen books on the origin of the Franks."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0015","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0015","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":15,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0015"},"text":"Λ Ε ρ n Θ ε ζι β Ο χ Χ Λ Υ λ γ ι Ι ο Ρ φ Δ δ h K E P ψ σ δ e λ + P Γ α π ε 3 H m C F Ω ∞"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0016","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0016","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":16,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0016"},"text":"Unless an error of the scribe has deceived me, I have suitably represented, as I think, Wastbald’s alphabet, in which some characters differ entirely from Greek ones, and several also seem partly to resemble them. Yet I do not know what to judge: whoever their inventor was, he nevertheless observed the form of the Greek letters. The codex, decayed by excessive age, could scarcely be read; hence I fear that I have rather been deceived by some interpolator than found the true and certain opinion of Hunibald. But let us pass on to what remains, since if Hunibald’s statement is true, it will have been well written by us; but if it is someone’s fiction, it will neither harm us nor do injury to the reader. Another fictitious alphabet follows, found in the codex of Hunibald, to which this was inscribed:"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0017","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0017"},"text":"The Alphabet of the Franks Which [Doracus?] Invented"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0018","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0018","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":18,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0018"},"text":"НАЛФШМЪ ҄ ЧТѴ ІІ ГЬ ПѢ ФѴ СР Іѡ П9 ЧI Нn Р S БРГ Та Е КѪ О Гꙇ Аx те шч Аръ съ у фо Шшрь фхз"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0113-0019","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113:p-0019","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":113,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","sequence":19,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-113","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0113-0019"},"text":"Whoever wishes to use the characters written above should know that they are to be written below the lines in the manner of the Greeks, not above as the Latins do. Likewise it must be observed that, of the double letters, the first are written at the beginning and in the middle of words, but the second always at the end."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0001"},"text":"Structured cipher apparatus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0002"},"text":"full_chunk_0114 · Cipher-grid matrices"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0003"},"text":"This table-heavy segment is displayed as a structured rendering instead of a linear prose chunk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0004"},"text":"Polygraphia VI — cipher-grid chunk full_chunk_0114"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0005"},"text":"Trithemius's tabular ciphers — the alphabet-rotation expansion figures (tabula recta / auersa / aucta), bigram grids, and the numerical Orchema. The source facsimile is shown alongside and is authoritative for the cipher. Where the OCR preserved the rows they are transcribed as a table (illegible cells marked —, OCR noise left visible); where it linearised the paired plaintext/cipher columns into identical rows, the misleading grid is omitted in favour of the facsimile. These figures are worked examples, not a single mechanical grid."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0006"},"text":"Quarta figura expansionis tabulae rectae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0007","kind":"quote","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0007"},"text":"On the printed page this figure is laid out as paired columns — a plaintext alphabet beside its cipher alphabet, set out as worked examples rather than as one mechanical grid. The OCR linearised those columns into identical rows and cannot preserve the layout, so no transcribed grid is shown here. Read the source facsimile alongside - it is authoritative for this figure."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0008"},"text":"From the Grammatical Writings of Otfrid, Monk of Weissenburg"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0009"},"text":"We read that Charles, king of the Franks, surnamed the Great, taking pity on the barbarism of his nation, attempted, with Nanno, Theobald, Albinus, and Berenger as helpers, to regulate the German language. And when, as Turpin bears witness, he had begun so arduous a work, he did not complete it, being delayed by frequent incursions of wars, but, overtaken by death, left it unfinished; nor did another arise after him who would bring the care of this matter back to mind."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0010"},"text":"But the aforesaid Otfrid, a monk, formerly a hearer and disciple of Rabanus of Fulda, under Louis the Pious, son of that Charles, having acquired that grammar, though imperfectly, wrote many things in our German language, which seem to sound forth the admirable weight of regular instruction. For he composed many poems according to that same standard, in heroic meter and also in elegiac, and in addition composed some works in prose, addressed to Louis, king of Germany, son of Louis the Pious and brother of the emperor Lothar; also to Otgar, archbishop of Mainz, to the monks of Saint Gall, and to others."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0011"},"text":"Having obtained fragments of this grammar, I too extracted these present characters of the alphabet from many, lest they utterly perish. It is established, moreover, on Otfrid’s testimony, that Charles devised several alphabets of his own, which he might use securely, throughout his very broad kingdom, in secret matters with individual prefects. From these, with Otfrid supplying them, we entrust a few things to these letters."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0012"},"text":"ZI A P Z T N 7 t † B L H C O G V X K S m I U R Q Y T D F K L ß T ψ z C o e Λ m ψ s Ψ w"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0013"},"text":"Charles the Great, most Christian king and emperor, waged war with the Saxons for no fewer than thirty years, whom at last, overcoming them by the sword, he converted to the Christian faith. But fearing that they would again apostatize from the faith, as they had done several times, he appointed certain secret investigators, to whom he granted judicial power, so that, traveling through all Saxony, they should secretly and diligently inquire concerning the faith and morals of the people; and whoever they found to have apostatized from the faith, robbers, adulterers, blasphemers, despisers of the Church and of its priests and commandments, or those disturbing the Christian commonwealth with notorious crimes, or recalling or soliciting the people to paganism, they should without delay, by imperial and royal authority, hang with a noose with impunity, or otherwise kill as they could."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0014"},"text":"And so that this institution might remain forever unshaken, he gave the same men power also to appoint others, suitable under certain conditions, who, enjoying the aforesaid faculty, should exercise with impunity the office of inquiry and of death against the guilty. Finally, he prescribed for them secret laws and hidden signs, together with a form of oath, by which they might proceed justly in judging and punishing, and, being mutually known to one another, might remain hidden from others, and preserve forever the necessary, more secret judgment in Saxon land. They also used certain alphabets among themselves for a time, all of which at length entirely fell out of use. Nevertheless the office of this sort of inquisition remains down to the present time; its ministers are commonly called Feimeri."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0015","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0015","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":15,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0015"},"text":"41 A g B n S t V 5 b X h v P l p x 7 c φ I et P L Y m d X K Χ T Z O+ e ϒ L H R S δ N."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0016","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0016","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":16,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0016"},"text":"Although these characters do not appear sufficiently beautiful and elegant, nevertheless it pleased me to join them with the aforesaid new inventions of mine, because of honor and reverence for antiquity, since there is no one even a little diligent who could not devise more beautiful ones for himself according to his own judgment. Yet continued practice in writing will be able, with easy compensation, to correct this misshapen crookedness, and, when frequently brought into habit, to make it pleasing. For no one, however learned or skilled in any language, also becomes a good writer unless by long practice he has transformed use into art. Another follows."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0017","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0017"},"text":"Θ α ζ ψ h o ∞ i x p q k t v s z f A m φ d w"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0114-0018","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114:p-0018","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":114,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","sequence":18,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-114","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0114-0018"},"text":"If anyone wishes to fashion a new alphabet for himself according to his own judgment, he should know that two things in particular must be observed, which nevertheless I do not always find preserved in the foregoing. The first is that he form characters easy to handle; and the simpler they are, the better they will be. The second is that he arrange the individual letters in such a way that, when joined into words, they present a beautiful and elegant appearance. I add a third, not promised: if you want the writing to remain secret, make some letters of the alphabet double, in the manner of the Hebrews."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0001"},"text":"Structured cipher apparatus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0002"},"text":"full_chunk_0115 · Cipher-grid matrices"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0003"},"text":"This table-heavy segment is displayed as a structured rendering instead of a linear prose chunk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0004"},"text":"Polygraphia VI — cipher-grid chunk full_chunk_0115"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0005"},"text":"Trithemius's tabular ciphers — the alphabet-rotation expansion figures (tabula recta / auersa / aucta), bigram grids, and the numerical Orchema. The source facsimile is shown alongside and is authoritative for the cipher. Where the OCR preserved the rows they are transcribed as a table (illegible cells marked —, OCR noise left visible); where it linearised the paired plaintext/cipher columns into identical rows, the misleading grid is omitted in favour of the facsimile. These figures are worked examples, not a single mechanical grid."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0006"},"text":"Quinta figura expansionis tabulae rectae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0007","kind":"quote","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0007"},"text":"On the printed page this figure is laid out as paired columns — a plaintext alphabet beside its cipher alphabet, set out as worked examples rather than as one mechanical grid. The OCR linearised those columns into identical rows and cannot preserve the layout, so no transcribed grid is shown here. Read the source facsimile alongside - it is authoritative for this figure."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0008:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0008"},"text":"[unclear] This Frank came with Marcomer from the borders of Scythia to the mouths of the Rhine in Germany, and, as a supplement to the German language, is said to have invented these characters, which also seem to agree with it sufficiently in many respects. Pharamund too, king of the Franks in Germany after Marcomer, who had brought the people in, the forty-third, and he died in the year of the Lord’s Nativity 426, when he had sent his scouts through Gaul for the purpose of invasion, ordered them to write in such characters."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0009"},"text":"Besides that alphabet of the Northmen which we placed at the beginning of this sixth book, we have also found the following written out in Bede."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0010"},"text":"From Latin letters also multiple alphabets are made, when, either reduced to number according to the model which we handed down in the preceding fifth book, or otherwise, in imitation of the Northmen, together with Greek letters they provide a method even for our own letters, for communicating most securely whatever we wish. Let us consequently set down, according to the number and order of our usual alphabet, the letters themselves changed in an unusual way, and we shall have a secret and mystical method of writing, sufficiently fine and elegant, confirmed by usage. This method of numbering, however, is different from the one which we placed in the fifth book, and is more suited to our purpose."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0011","kind":"table","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0011"},"text":"letter value letter value letter value letter value a 1 l 30 V 500 f9 7000 b 2 m 40 X 600 g9 8000 c 3 n 50 Y 700 h9 9000 d 4 o 60 Z 800 i9 10000 e 5 p 70 W 900 k9 20000 f 6 q 80 R 1000 l9 30000 g 7 r 90 S 2000 m9 40000 h 8 t 100 T 3000 n9 50000 i 9 u 200 U 4000 O9 60000 k 10 v 300 V 5000 P9 70000 l 11 w 400 X 6000 Q9 80000"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0115-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":115,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-115","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0115-0012"},"text":"Once these principles of numbering with our letters have been rightly understood, it will now be easy to carry the number to any progression whatever, just as is shown plainly enough in the preceding book. Now let us arrange an alphabet from these."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0001"},"text":"Structured cipher apparatus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0002"},"text":"full_chunk_0116 · Cipher-grid matrices"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0003"},"text":"This table-heavy segment is displayed as a structured rendering instead of a linear prose chunk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0004"},"text":"Polygraphia VI — cipher-grid chunk full_chunk_0116"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0005"},"text":"Trithemius's tabular ciphers — the alphabet-rotation expansion figures (tabula recta / auersa / aucta), bigram grids, and the numerical Orchema. The source facsimile is shown alongside and is authoritative for the cipher. Where the OCR preserved the rows they are transcribed as a table (illegible cells marked —, OCR noise left visible); where it linearised the paired plaintext/cipher columns into identical rows, the misleading grid is omitted in favour of the facsimile. These figures are worked examples, not a single mechanical grid."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0006"},"text":"Prima figura expansionis tabulae auctae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0007","kind":"quote","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0007"},"text":"On the printed page this figure is laid out as paired columns — a plaintext alphabet beside its cipher alphabet, set out as worked examples rather than as one mechanical grid. The OCR linearised those columns into identical rows and cannot preserve the layout, so no transcribed grid is shown here. Read the source facsimile alongside - it is authoritative for this figure."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0008"},"text":"a 1 a f 7 g ic 13 n ih 19 t b 2 b g 8 h id 14 o k 20 v c 3 c b 9 i ie 15 p ka 21 x d 4 d i 10 k i et 16 q kb 22 y e 5 e ia 11 l if 17 r kc 23 z et 6 f ib 12 m ig 18 s k 24 w"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0009"},"text":"You now have, from Latin letters, a foreign alphabet, such as, as we said above, the Northmen once made for themselves from Greek letters. With it, if the necessary care is observed, you will safely write to a friend who knows the invention whatever you wish for the occasion. Let us add also another, which we judge safer."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0010"},"text":"a o g t n c s m b p h y o a v M c q i v p u x s d r k w q z J and e i l x r g z n f s m z s o w N"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0011:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0011"},"text":"Although in Latin speech we have no need of k, y, and w, yet because we use k and w in German, we have carried this alphabet also down to the twenty-fourth number and extended it. This method of writing, too, can be varied in many ways at pleasure. [unclear] according to the will of every writer."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0012"},"text":"There follows another alphabet of Honorius, surnamed the Theban, by whose service he concealed his magical follies, as Peter of Abano testifies in his larger book, the fourth."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0013"},"text":"a b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t u v x y z I K M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z W nV Gm Lm Ym Zm r s t u v w x y z"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0014"},"text":"I have also found another alphabet, newly devised by a certain alchemist, which he was accustomed to use for concealing his secrets, making a great valuation of his art, which contains little in itself besides words. For alchemy is loved by many, and is chaste."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0015","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0015","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":15,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0015"},"text":"O A S E N X T Θ b Ω H M O I V θ C ω I U P Ξ X C d δ K U Q O Y ɔ e Φ L Ψ R W Z φ F ε m X S W"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0016","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0016","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":16,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0016"},"text":"Alchemy has many household attendants, who guard their mistress with perpetual vigilance and present themselves under her name, so that they may preserve her, untouched for all time, from intercourse with so many importunate lovers. Vanity, fraud, craftiness, deception, sophistry, greed, falsehood, lying confidence, folly, want, poverty, despair, flight, proscription, and beggary are the handmaids of alchemy; pretending that their mistress is beloved, they keep her inviolate, and readily prostitute themselves to those moneyed, avaricious, greedy, and foolish seekers after her."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0017","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0017"},"text":"On the Notes and the Wondrous, but Excessively Laborious, Method of Writing of M. T. Cicero, and after him of St. Cyprian, Bishop and Martyr"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0018","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0018","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":18,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0018"},"text":"Marcus Tullius Cicero, the eloquent orator of the Romans, wrote a book of notes of no small size. St. Cyprian, bishop of the Carthaginians and martyr, enlarged it with many notes for words, adding terms necessary for the uses of Christians, so that the work itself became useful not only to pagans, but much more also to the faithful. The codex is rare; I have found it only once, and bought it for a low price. For when, in the year of the Lord's nativity 1496, I was examining several libraries out of love of books, I found the aforementioned codex in a certain monastery of our order, neglected because of its great age, thrown under dust and despised. I asked the abbot, a doctor of law, at how much he valued it. He answered that he would prefer to it the little works of St. Anselm recently printed. I went to the booksellers, since the matter occurred in a metropolitan city; I bought the requested little works of Anselm for the sixth part of a florin, handed them over to the rejoicing abbot and monks, and rescued the codex, which was already close to perishing. For they had decided, out of love of the parchment, that it should be scraped. Almost two years after this, I went up on horseback to Strasbourg on affairs of my order and, being admitted by Johannes Keisersberg, the distinguished preacher of the place, into the library of the major church, I found an entire Psalter written out in the same notes of Tullius and Cyprian, and most elegantly written with golden chapter initials. But the title had been placed on the outside by someone ignorant of the mystery as follows: “Psalter in the Armenian language.” I brought in a scholar, showed the falsity, and advised that it be rewritten thus: “Psalter written in Ciceronian notes.” Whether he did so or not I am uncertain, since I did not afterwards return to that library. So that you may see, reader, the form of Cicero's notation, we have determined to set down a few notes below."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0116-0019","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116:p-0019","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":116,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","sequence":19,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-116","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0116-0019"},"text":"appro-"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0001"},"text":"Structured cipher apparatus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0002"},"text":"full_chunk_0117 · Cipher-grid matrices"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0003"},"text":"This table-heavy segment is displayed as a structured rendering instead of a linear prose chunk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0004"},"text":"Polygraphia VI — cipher-grid chunk full_chunk_0117"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0005"},"text":"Trithemius's tabular ciphers — the alphabet-rotation expansion figures (tabula recta / auersa / aucta), bigram grids, and the numerical Orchema. The source facsimile is shown alongside and is authoritative for the cipher. Where the OCR preserved the rows they are transcribed as a table (illegible cells marked —, OCR noise left visible); where it linearised the paired plaintext/cipher columns into identical rows, the misleading grid is omitted in favour of the facsimile. These figures are worked examples, not a single mechanical grid."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0006"},"text":"Secunda figura expansionis tabulae rectae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0007","kind":"quote","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0007"},"text":"On the printed page this figure is laid out as paired columns — a plaintext alphabet beside its cipher alphabet, set out as worked examples rather than as one mechanical grid. The OCR linearised those columns into identical rows and cannot preserve the layout, so no transcribed grid is shown here. Read the source facsimile alongside - it is authoritative for this figure."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0008"},"text":"601"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0009:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0009"},"text":"V approves W modest epistle M confirms Lj immodest h letter W wicked M moderate Gs letters L upright Ym immoderate syllable N uprightness Nc suitable time S wickedness + throughout time O probable ɔ [unclear] P rejects Jl temporal Q small measure Qd extemporal R small measure Rm in what manner -I man Able"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0010"},"text":"This method of writing demands a great memory, and a wholly enormous labor of reading, where any given character signifies either a whole word, or the final syllable, or some part of speech suited to the composition of the whole. Therefore, omitting all the signs, let us draw an alphabet from a few."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0011"},"text":"Ps G J K L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0012"},"text":"602"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0013"},"text":"Vb Xe Fk Xo Gs Py V b af nͦl etp mꝫsh ꝑʒ Xu bg ξm ꝓph Vo fg Nm ɔt vpfh Va wh Wn phr ɔw tp̄ Vd i Lm xrrωx oẜst"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0014"},"text":"Many other new alphabets could also be formed from the notes of Cicero; we leave the extraction of these to be done at the discretion of one who is capable. For the book is abundant, and contains many signs notably differing from one another, all of which serve writers."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0015","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0015","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":15,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0015"},"text":"αβγδεϝικλμ ΠΡΤΛΙΗΜΞΩΖΡΥ νορσυζουχυζω ψηφτάθςζέλε"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0016","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0016","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":16,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0016"},"text":"603"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0017","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0017"},"text":"This was the alphabet of Iaimiel, the great king of the Artici, surnamed Megalopius, a very wise man, which he used in secret matters; and this too can be changed in a number of ways. To it, out of love for our prince, we have appended this one, in which, if it is used more often over time, the scribe will become easier."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0018","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0018","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":18,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0018"},"text":"αβγδεθκλμν οπρςσχυζω ιϊ8 αμΐε> ΛΟΕΗΣ Θ"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0019","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0019","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":19,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0019"},"text":"604"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0020","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0020","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":20,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0020"},"text":"How we can safely write any secrets whatever, both with numbers and in many other varied ways."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0021","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0021","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":21,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0021"},"text":"These things are childish, I admit, since anyone, according to his own capacity and judgment, can devise many alphabets more elegant than those we have recorded in this volume. For that reason we knowingly omit many things which, by the same reasoning, we judge to be childish, common, and of little use. I fear that someday I shall be ashamed to have directed my mind to these trifles, while more useful matters were left aside. But let the readers spare me, I pray: my own will indeed drew me back from these childish studies, not to say at least in part vain ones, but the insistence of certain friends compelled me to write them; to them I neither could nor should deny this without injury to the bond contracted between us. Nevertheless, induced by their entreaty, I also had to connect the following chapter with what was prescribed above: to set numbers in place of letters. For the ancients established various and manifold methods of writing by means of numerical figures, by which, through subtle invention, they safely transmitted their secrets to one another. And so, persuaded by the prayers of my friends, we have placed, at the end of this sixth book, a few methods out of many, by which a path may lie open for the ignorant toward knowledge of the others. For if anyone takes pleasure in knowing these things, he will easily be able, from those once known, to climb to higher things, and to vary the methods discovered by manifold interchange according to his own judgment. As a beginning for this matter we have placed a table under the orchema, which, when the reading is varied in the manner of a caterpillar, will contain in itself ninety-six alphabets."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0117-0022","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117:p-0022","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":117,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","sequence":22,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-117","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0117-0022"},"text":"See the table on fol. 605, marked with this sign: (*) ** Orchema"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0001"},"text":"Structured cipher apparatus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0002","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0002"},"text":"full_chunk_0118 · Cipher-grid matrices"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0003"},"text":"This table-heavy segment is displayed as a structured rendering instead of a linear prose chunk."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0004","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0004"},"text":"Polygraphia VI — cipher-grid chunk full_chunk_0118"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0005"},"text":"Trithemius's tabular ciphers — the alphabet-rotation expansion figures (tabula recta / auersa / aucta), bigram grids, and the numerical Orchema. The source facsimile is shown alongside and is authoritative for the cipher. Where the OCR preserved the rows they are transcribed as a table (illegible cells marked —, OCR noise left visible); where it linearised the paired plaintext/cipher columns into identical rows, the misleading grid is omitted in favour of the facsimile. These figures are worked examples, not a single mechanical grid."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0006"},"text":"Tertia figura expansionis tabulae auersae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0007","kind":"table","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0007"},"text":"c1 c2 c3 c4 c5 c6 c7 c8 c9 c10 c11 c12 c13 a n z a m a l a k a i a h b m z b l b k b i b h b g c l z c k c i c h c g c f d k z d i d h d g d e d d e i g e h e g e f e d e c f h o f g f e f d c f b — g g y g f e g f c g h b — h f 6 h e d h d i c h b a i e 5 i k c k b a k w — — k d 4 k c l b l a l z l m l c 3 l b m w m z m y m x m b 2 m a m w m z m y n x n a 1 n w n z n y n x o u o w 2 o z o y o x o u p s p z 2 3 p y p x p u p q — q y 2 1 q x q u q t q r — r x 2 1 r u r t r s r q — s u 2 0 s t s s s r s q — t t a g t s t r t q t p — u s a o u r u q u p u o n x r a y x q x p x o n x m y q a 6 y p y o y n y m — z p a 5 z o z n z m z l z k w o 3 4 w n w m w l w k w i"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0008","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0008"},"text":"In hac tertia figura expansionis tabulae auersae nihil est in suo genere noui praeter metathelin, qua communis est omnibus in gradus pene infinitos. Alphabeta translata sunt sex. In primo eclipsaturt, in eodem g, in tertio s, in c, r et e, cuius rei causam norma docet."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0009","kind":"table","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0009"},"text":"c1 c2 Continuatio tabulae."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0010:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0010"},"text":"[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0011"},"text":"605"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0012"},"text":"() Numerical orchema for letters.*"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0013"},"text":"[table of letters and numbers]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0118-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":118,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-118","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0118-0014"},"text":"Whoever correctly understands the table of the orchema will compose for himself from it as many alphabets as he wishes. For example, we have placed the letters of the Latins crosswise, meeting one another from the four corners, so that we might provide the leap of transposition to infinity. 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We have also passed over unity by design, not assigning it a place, since we judge it rash to set it before our inventions in order. 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r h m q n m o m p m q [unclear] h r i m q n m o m p m q [unclear] i r j m q n m o m p m q [unclear] j r k m q n m o m p m q [unclear] k r l m q n m o m p m q [unclear] l r m m q n m o m p m q [unclear] m r n m q n m o m p m q [unclear] n r o m q n m o m p m q [unclear] o r p m q n m o m p m q [unclear] p r q m q n m o m p m q [unclear] q r r m q n m o m p m q [unclear] r s s m q n m o m p m q [unclear] s t t m q n m o m p m q [unclear] t u u m q n m o m p m q [unclear] u v v m q n m o m p m q [unclear] v w w m q n m o m p m q [unclear] w x x m q n m o m p m q [unclear] x y y m q n m o m p m q [unclear] y z z m q n m o m p m q [unclear] z a a m q n m o m p m q Continuatio expansionis. — — — — — — — — — — — N 5 — — — — — — — — — — 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expansio. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. a n a o a p a q a r a s b p b q b r b s b t b v c d e s c t c v c x c y d e f x d v d x d y d z d w e f g a e b g c e d f g h f g h i f h i g i k h i k m g h i k g k h i k l k m n h i k l m m m n o m p m q i k l m n o p q r o s n t j k l m n o p q r s o t u k l m n o p q r s t v w x l m n o p q r s t u v w x m n o p q r s t u v w x y n o p q r s t u v w x y z o p q r s t u v w x y z [unclear] p q r s t u v w x y z [unclear] q r s t u v w x y z [unclear] r s t u v w x y z [unclear] s t u v w x y z [unclear] t u v w x y z [unclear] u v w x y z [unclear] v w x y z [unclear] w x y z [unclear] x y z [unclear] y z [unclear] z [unclear] Continuatio expansionis. Orche-"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0010","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0010"},"text":"Source section 3"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0011","kind":"preformatted","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0011"},"text":"Orchematis expansio. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. a t a v a x a y a z a w b x b y b z b w b a b b c z c w c a c d c b c d c e c d e f h k m d a d b d c d e f g i l g h k m e f e f f h k h i m i k n o q f g g h k h i m i k n o q g h i l i m k o l p r t l s h i l i m k o l p r t l s i k n k o m p r t l s j k n k o m p r t l s k l p l q m r t l s l m r m s t m v m x m y m n v n x n y n z n a o b c n o w n z n o p q r d e f g o p a p b c q r d e f g h i p q b q c r e f g h i j k l q r d q e g r f g h i j k l r e r f g s h i j k l m n s f s h i j k l m n o p q r t h t i j k l m n o p q r s t v k t i j k l m n o p q r s u x m u n x o a x p x q x r v y p y q y r y s y t w z q z r z s z t z v z w x o y p y q y r y s y t y o y p y q y r y s y t z q z r z s z t z v z w w s w t w v w x w y w z"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0012","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0012"},"text":"Source section 4"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0013","kind":"preformatted","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0013"},"text":"IOANNES TRITHEMIVS PEAPOLITANVS LECTORI V m literae Graecorum et Hebraeorum omnes sint numerales, sãpe miratus sum quod curiosa priscorum latinitas etiam suas literas numerorum ratione subseruire non fecit. Hebraei quarundam duplicitate literarum notas octo et viginti ad omnem numerum sufficientes instituerũt. Graeci verò hunc literarum defectum quatuor appositione characterũ similis providentia subleuarunt. Nos ergo w literas quatuor habentes et viginti, quare et nostras nõ facimus numerales, qui similiter quatuor possumus inuenire duplicatas? Demus quatuor in exemplum, & satis omnem erit ad numerũ, m et iii. finale. item r et s finale. item f longum et s finale siue clausum. item v clausum et u apertum. His dum xxiiiij. literas vsuales adiũgimus, octo et viginti numeris sufficientes omnibus"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0014"},"text":"[Planetary cipher grid: a header row of the seven planets, with letter-number pairs, as printed.]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0015","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0015","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":15,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0015"},"text":"To the seven Planets we have assigned alphabets singly, from the numbers remaining after the twelve signs. And note: when in speech a letter is doubled, its number is not written twice, but once, and marked above with a point."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0016","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0016","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":16,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0016"},"text":"The Sixth and last book of our Polygraphy we have, by God's mercy, brought to its conclusion; in which, concluding our discourse with the wandering stars, we forewarn the reader on certain points. First, that as often as he uses the alphabet of any sign or planet, he should prudently add the character of the same, for the sake of a twofold usefulness. For by this the excessive labor is removed from the friendly Reader, [and] the mystery will remain in secret, while anyone ignorant of the art will suppose the table written in numbers to pertain to signs or planets, [and will] not suspect that any mystery at all lies hidden. [...the source here is corrupt...] For the shrewd Reader, who is touched by suspicion of something hidden, if he detects the function of a single number, will easily reckon out the whole alphabet. Secondly, remember—whoever you are that desire to be a shrewd operator in this matter—that [a doubled letter] is written but once and marked above with a point. As, for example: I wish to write \"Ioannes\" from the alphabet of Aries; I do not double 18, which is n, but write thus: 14, 16, 7, 18, 10, 23; or \"abbas\": 6, 7, 6, 23. With \"Ioannes\" [and] \"abbas\" one must act with like caution; for unless the operator be endowed with diligence, and know how to find greater things from small ones,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0017","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0017"},"text":"he will not be a fit one to whom these least things of ours ought to be opened. Not everywhere are all things to be communicated to all, especially [those] whose use is convertible to good and ill. Moved reasonably by this consideration, we have plainly handed down very much in these six books of Polygraphy to those willing to know, but we have allowed far more secrets to lie hidden beneath what is manifest. Finally we have written a Key unfolding the whole work, so that in each [part] matter for exercising the memory may not be lacking, [while] from the reprobate—who are not willing to use them well—the cause of knowing these things may be taken away. Many mysteries lie hidden in single passages: the greater [things] you find from these, the more ample remain to be found. A way is prepared for beginners, in which, for those who advance, it will not be difficult, in the course of time, to find many rare and very great things. Here he who knew not will learn to write in Latin, [and] prudently to wrap all the mysteries of his will in a foreign tongue. But that he may understand not only his own mysteries which the unlearned man wraps up, but also the open speech of which he was hitherto always ignorant, it is a matter of no great labor, if the paraphrast shall have fully attained our intention in this volume. For beneath the bark lie the kernels of our Steganography, buried by reason, lest they lie open to unworthy babblers. Finally it was worth the labor that the work should not [pre]judge another,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0018","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0018","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":18,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0018"},"text":"but that to each one his own right should be distributed inviolate. Wearied after a long voyage, here in this sea we fix our anchor under the name of Jesus Christ, Savior of the faithful, on the twenty-first day of the month of March, in the year of the Lord's nativity one thousand five hundred and eight, in the eleventh Roman indiction, at Peapolis, city of the eastern Franks, which they also call Würzburg and Herbipolis. THE END."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0019","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0019","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":19,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0019"},"text":"[Decorative tailpiece.]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0123-0020","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123:p-0020","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":123,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","sequence":20,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-123","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0123-0020"},"text":"Of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of Sponheim, etc., On the Seven Secundeans—that is, Intelligences, or Spirits moving the spheres after God—a Booklet, embracing in itself many secrets worthy to be known, with wonderful brevity; dedicated to the Emperor, the Divine Maximilian, Augustus, Pious and Wise; composed from the archetype in the year 1545, and now again published. In the year of Christ 1600."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0124-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":124,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-124","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0124-0001"},"text":"The booklet of Johannes Trithemius, Abbot of Spanheim, on the celestial intelligences governing the spheres after God."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0124-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":124,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-124","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0124-0002"},"text":"It is the opinion of very many of the ancients, most wise Caesar, that this lower world is governed, by the ordering of the first intellect, which is God, through secondary intelligences. Agreeing with their opinion, the Conciliator of the Physicians says that seven spirits were set over the seven planets from the beginning of heaven and earth. Each of these governs the world for three hundred and fifty-four years and four months in order. I make this position known to Your Most Sacred Majesty, not by affirming it, but only by reporting it."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0003:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0124-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":124,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-124","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0124-0003"},"text":"[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0124-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":124,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-124","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0124-0004"},"text":"The first angel, or spirit of Saturn, is called Orifiel; to him God entrusted the world to be governed from the beginning of creation, and his rule began on the fifteenth day of the month of March, in the first year of the world, and lasted 354 years and four months. Orifiel, however, is the name of an office, not of a nature, attributed to the spirit by reason of his action. Under his rule men were rude and rustic, dwelling in solitude after the manner of beasts. This needs no proof from me, since it is made plain to all from the text of Genesis."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0124-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":124,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-124","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0124-0005"},"text":"The second governor of the world is Anael, spirit of Venus, who after Orifiel began to rule the influence of his planet in the year of the world 354, in the fourth month, that is, on the twenty-fourth day of the month of June; and he governed the world for 354 years and four months, down to the year 780 of the created globe, as is clear to one who calculates the age. Under the rule of this Anael men began to be more cultivated, to build houses and cities, to discover manual arts, weaving, [laxificium], and things like these; also to indulge more abundantly in the pleasures of the flesh, to take beautiful wives for themselves, to forget God, and in many things to depart from natural simplicity, to invent games and songs, to play the cithara, and to devise whatever belongs to the principle and cultivation of Venus. This wantonness of life endured among men until the flood, taking the occasion of its own depravity."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0124-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":124,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-124","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0124-0006"},"text":"On the Secondary [Intelligences]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0124-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":124,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-124","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0124-0007"},"text":"The third, Zachariel, angel of Jupiter, began to govern the world in the year 780 from the creation of heaven and earth, in the eighth month, that is, on the twenty-sixth day of the month of October; and he governed the world for 354 years and four months, down to the year 1063 of the created globe inclusive. Under his governance men first began to claim lordship for themselves over one another, to practice hunting, to make [sentoria], and to adorn their bodies with various garments; and a great division arose between the good and the wicked, the good calling upon God, like Enoch, whom the Lord translated, while the wicked ran after the enticements of the flesh. Under the rule of this Zachariel men also began to live more civilly, to endure the laws of their elders, and to grow tame from their former savagery. Under his leadership, too, Adam, the first man, died, leaving to all posterity the testament of necessary death. Finally, various inventions and arts of men emerged at this time, as the historians have set forth more clearly."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0124-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":124,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-124","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0124-0008"},"text":"The fourth ruler of the world was Raphael, spirit of Mercury, who began in the year 1063 from the creation of heaven and earth, on the twenty-fourth day of February, and presided for 354 years and four months; and his dominion lasted down to the year of the world 1417 and the fourth month. In these times writing was first invented, and letters were first devised after the manner or form of trees and plants; these, however, later with time took on a more cultivated ornament and the appearance of characters, to their own"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0001"},"text":"Little Book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0002"},"text":"... the nations changed their own judgment. The use of musical instruments also began to multiply under the rule of this Raphael, and the first exchange of merchandise was invented among human beings. The rough daring of navigation, too, was first ventured in these times, and many other things of that sort."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0003:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0003"},"text":"[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0004:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0004"},"text":"The fifth governor of the world was Samael, the angel of Mars, who began on the 26th day of the month of June, in the year of the world 1417, and governed the world for 354 years and 4 months, until the year 1771, as is clearly evident from the history of Genesis. And it should be noted that the ancient philosophers handed down that whenever Samael, the spirit of Mars, is ruler of the globe, so often a notable alteration of monarchy arises. Religions and sects vary, laws and principalities are changed, and kingdoms are transferred to foreigners, as we can easily discover in order from histories. But Samael does not immediately from the beginning of his rule manifest this [unclear]; the same is to be understood concerning the spirits of the other planets, as is evident in histories, all of whom, according to the properties of the nature of their stars, influence and act upon the lower things of this world."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0005:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0005"},"text":"[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0006"},"text":"The sixth governor of the world was Gabriel of the Moon, who began after Samael of Mars on the 28th day of the month of October, in the year of the world 1771, in the eighth month, and governed the globe for 354 years and 4 months, until the year of the world 2126."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0007"},"text":"On the Secondary Intelligences"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0008"},"text":"In these times human beings were again multiplied and founded various cities. And it should be noted that the Hebrews say the flood occurred in the year of the world 1656, under the rule of Mars. But the Seventy interpreters, Isidore, and Bede confirm that it occurred in the year 2242, under the governance of Gabriel, spirit of the Moon; and this seems to me more consonant with the truth, by reason of the multiplication, which it is not the present time to explain."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0009"},"text":"The seventh governor of the world was Michael, angel of the Sun, who began on the 24th of February, in the year of the world, according to the common computation, 2126, and governed the globe for 354 years and four months, until the year of the world's age 2480 and 4 months. Under the rule of the angel of the Sun, as histories agree with the truth, kings first began to exist among mortals; among them Nimrod was the first, through lust for dominion, to seize tyrannical rule over his companions. The worship of gods was also instituted by human folly, and lesser men began to adore their princes as gods. Various arts too were invented by human beings at this time, namely mathematics, astronomy, magic; and the worship of the one God began to be offered to diverse creatures, and knowledge of the true God gradually passed into oblivion through human superstition. In these times, too, architecture was invented, and human beings began to use more refined customs and institutions."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0010"},"text":"The Origin of Kings."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0011"},"text":"The Source of Idolatry."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0012"},"text":"Next, in the eighth order, Orifiel, angel of Saturn, again began to govern the world on the 26th day of the month of June, in the year from the origin of the world 2480 and four months; and for 354 years and four months he governed the globe a second time, until the year of the world 2834 and the eighth month. Under the governance of this angel, peoples were multiplied, the earth was divided into regions, many kingdoms were established, the Tower of Babel was constructed, the confusion of tongues occurred, human beings were scattered over all the earth, and human beings began to cultivate the earth more carefully, to institute fields, sow grains, plant vineyards, set trees in the ground, and acquire with diligence whatever pertains to food and clothing. From this time the distinction of nobility first began to be made among human beings, when men who excelled the rest both in character and in ability received marks of glory from the greater men of the earth according to their merits. From this point the whole globe first began to come into human knowledge, since, as peoples were multiplied everywhere, many kingdoms also arose, and various differences of languages followed."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0125-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":125,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-125","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0125-0013"},"text":"In the ninth order, Anael, spirit of Venus, again began to govern the world on the 29th day of October, in the year of the creation of heaven and earth 2834, in the eighth month, and presided for 354 years and 4 months, until the year of the world 3189. In these times human beings, consigning the true God to oblivion, began to worship and honor the dead and their statues as God; this error occupied the world for more than two thousand years, introducing the increase of idolatry."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0126-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":126,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-126","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0126-0001"},"text":"On the Secondary Intelligences"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0126-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":126,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-126","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0126-0002"},"text":"[unclear] curious adornments of the body and various kinds of musical instruments, men again pursued lust and the pleasure of the flesh excessively, and in these times men also set up and dedicated statues and temples to their gods. Incantations and sorceries were devised in those times by Zoroaster, first king of the Bactrians, though others say differently, whom Ninus, king of the Assyrians, defeated in war."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0126-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":126,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-126","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0126-0003"},"text":"In the tenth order Zachariel, the angel of Jupiter, again began to govern on the last day of the month of February, in the year from the creation of heaven and earth 3189, and governed, as usual, for 354 years and 4 months, until the year of the world itself 3543 and the fourth month. These were joyful times, which could truly be called golden, in which he brought abundance of all things and increase to the human race, and gave the world its greatest adornment. Likewise at this time God gave Abraham the law of circumcision, and first promised the redemption of the human race. Under his rule the patriarchs, founders of justice, shone forth in spirit, and the righteous were separated from the impious by their own will and deed. In these times also Jupiter was illustrious among the Arcadians, whom [Lisania?] calls the son of Heaven and of God, a king who first gave laws to the Arcadians, made them very civil in their customs, taught the worship of God, built temples, instituted priests, and procured many useful things for the human race; because of these things he was called Jupiter by them, and after death was held to be a god. Moreover, he took his origin from the sons of Heber, namely [Jerari?], as the histories report. Prometheus also, son of Atlas, under the rule of this angel was said to have made men, because from rude men he made them learned, humane, gentle, and polished in morals and knowledge; by art he made images move by themselves. He first devised the use of the ring, and likewise invented the sceptre, the diadem, and royal insignia. Other Jovian men also flourished in these times, very wise men and women, who by their own genius handed down many inventions useful to the human race; and because of the greatness of their wisdom, after death they were thought to have been numbered among the gods: namely Phoroneus, who first established laws and judgments among the Greeks, Sol, Minerva, Ceres, Serapis among the Egyptians, and many others."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0126-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":126,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-126","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0126-0004"},"text":"In the eleventh order Raphael, the spirit of Mercury, again undertook the governance of the world on the first day of the month of July, in the year of the world 3543 and the fourth month, and presided for 354 years and 4 months, until the year from the creation of heaven and earth 3897 and the eighth month. In these times, as is clearly evident from the histories of the ancients, men devoted themselves more to wisdom; among them were these most illustrious men: Mercury, Bacchus, Omogyrus, Isis, Inachus, Argus, Apollo, Cecrops, and many others, who by their inventions benefited both the world of that time and the later world. Various superstitions too in the cultivation of idols were established by men in these times, and incantations and the arts of diabolical images were increased in a wondrous manner; and whatever subtlety and genius is usually attributed to Mercury was then being increased. Moses, a very wise leader of the Hebrews, skilled in many matters and arts, a worshipper of the true and one God, vindicated the Hebrew people from the slavery of the Egyptians into freedom. Around this time Saturn, who taught that fields should be fertilized with dung, was held as a god. Cadmus, inventor of letters, first reigned in Italy; after him Saturn, who was powerful under the rule of this Raphael, angel of Mercury. He gave the law to his people through Moses in writing, which bears manifest witness to the future birth of Christ in the flesh. A wondrous diversity of religions also arose in the world. Many Sibyls too flourished in these times, prophets, soothsayers, haruspices, magi, seers, such as the Erythraean Sibyl, the Delphic, the Phrygian, and the others."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0001"},"text":"In the twelfth order, Samael, the angel of Mars, began again to rule the world on the second day of the month of October, in the year of the world 3892, in the eighth month; and his rule lasted 354 years and 4 months, down to the year 4252. Under his rule occurred that great and most famous destruction of Troy in Asia Minor, and there took place a remarkable change of monarchy and of many kingdoms, and the founding anew of many cities, such as Paris, Mainz, Carthage, Naples, and many others."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0002"},"text":"The destruction of Troy. [unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0003:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0003"},"text":"Paris. 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[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0005"},"text":"Booklet."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0006"},"text":"Many kingdoms also arose anew, such as those of the Lacedaemonians, the Corinthians, the Hebrews, and very many others. In these times there were very great wars and battles of kings and peoples throughout the whole world, and various changes of empires. From this time the Venetians reckon the beginning both of their people and of their city from the Trojans. And it should be noted that very many other nations, both in Europe and in Asia, claim that they took their origin from the Trojans; I have judged that only so much credence should be granted them as they themselves will be able to persuade me, by sufficient testimony, belongs to the truth. Frivolous are the things they adduce about their nobility and antiquity, wishing openly to boast, as though there had not been peoples in Europe before the destruction of the Trojans, and as though no one among them were ignoble."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0007"},"text":"Likewise, under the rule of this planet Saul was made the first king of the Jews, and afterward David, whose son King Solomon built in Jerusalem the temple of the true God, most famous in all the world. From this time the Spirit of God, illuminating his prophets with a fuller light of his grace, caused them to foretell not only the future incarnation of the Lord Savior, but many other things as well, as the sacred histories testify. Among them were Nathan, prophet of King David, Gad, Asaph, Ahijah, Shemaiah, Azariah, Anan, with many others. Homer, the Greek poet and writer of the destruction of Troy, Dares the Phrygian, and Dictys of Crete, who were present at that destruction and likewise described it, are read to have been alive in these times."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0008"},"text":"Origin of the Venetians."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0009"},"text":"Saul."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0010"},"text":"Homer."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0011:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0011"},"text":"[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0012"},"text":"On the Secondary Intelligences"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0013:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0013"},"text":"[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0127-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":127,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-127","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0127-0014"},"text":"In the thirteenth order, Gabriel, the spirit of the Moon, again took up the rule of the world on the thirtieth day of January, in the year from the origin of the universe 4252, and he presided in his empire for 354 years and 4 months, down to the year of the world 4606 and the fourth month. In that time many prophets flourished among the Hebrews, namely Elijah, Elisha, Micah, Obadiah, and very many others. And there were various changes in the kingdom of the Hebrews. Lycurgus gave rights and laws to the Lacedaemonians. Capetus Silvius, Lyberius Silvius, Romulus Silvius, and Numitor, kings of Italy, flourished under this spirit. Many new kingdoms also took their beginnings under him, such as those of the Lydians, the Medes, the Spartans, and others. The monarchy of the Assyrians failed with Sardanapalus. Likewise the kingdom of the Macedonians came to an end. Various laws were imposed upon men, and the worship of the true God was neglected; the religion of false gods was propagated exceedingly. The city of Rome was built under the rule of this spirit in the year 1484, which was the 239th year of the rule of Gabriel himself in this order; and the kingdom of the Silvii of Italy failed, and that of the Romans began. In these times also Thales, Solon, Periander, Cleobulus, Bias, and Pittacus, the seven sages, flourished in Greece, and from then on philosophers and poets began to be held in esteem. The first to rule at Rome was Romulus, founder of the city, for 37 years, a fratricide and cultivator of sedition. After him Numa Pompilius ruled for 42 years; he enlarged the worship of the gods, in the time of Hezekiah, king of the Jews"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0128-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":128,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-128","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0128-0001"},"text":"Little Book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0128-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":128,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-128","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0128-0002"},"text":"12"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128:p-0003:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0128-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":128,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-128","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0128-0003"},"text":"[unclear] kept the kingdom in great peace. Near the end of the government of this spirit of the Moon, Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, took Jerusalem and destroyed King Zedekiah, and led all the people away captive. Jeremiah the prophet flourished, who foretold this destruction, and likewise the future liberation from Babylon."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0128-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":128,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-128","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0128-0004"},"text":"Nebuchadnezzar. Zedekiah. Jeremiah."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0128-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":128,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-128","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0128-0005"},"text":"After Gabriel, Michael, spirit of the Sun, again assumed the fourteenth rule of the world; it began on the first day of the month of May, in the year of the world 4606, in the fourth month, and he ruled the world in his order for 354 years, until the year 4960 from the creation of the world, and 8 months. In the time of this governance Evil-Merodach, king of Babylon, restored liberty and a king to the people of the Hebrews, under the direction of Michael, who, Daniel writes, stood for the people of the Jews, to whom they had been committed by God. Likewise in these times the monarchy of the kingdom of the Persians began; its first king was Darius, and the second Cyrus, who utterly destroyed that most powerful kingdom of Babylon in the days of Belshazzar, as Daniel and the prophets had foretold. In these times the Cumaean Sibyl flourished; she offered nine books to King Tarquinius Priscus to be bought for a price, in which was contained the sequence of future warnings and the rationale of the whole commonwealth of the Romans. But when the king refused the price, the Sibyl burned the first three books in his sight; for the remaining six she asked the same price. When he again refused it, she also handed three others over to the fire to be burned,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0128-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":128,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-128","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0128-0006"},"text":"On the Secondary Intelligences"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0128-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":128,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-128","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0128-0007"},"text":"which she would have done with the last ones as well, had not the king, persuaded by the counsel of his men, redeemed them from destruction by paying the price that had been demanded for all. Likewise, after abolishing kings, the Romans established two consuls for each year. Phalaris the tyrant occupied Sicily in those times. Magic too at those times was held in great esteem among the kings of the Persians. Pythagoras the philosopher and many others among the Greeks then flourished. The temple and city at Jerusalem were rebuilt. Ezra the prophet restored from memory, using it as his archetype, the books of Moses burned by the Chaldeans, who were also called Babylonians. Xerxes, king of the Persians, led an army against the Greeks, but accomplished little. Rome was taken, burned, and destroyed by the Gauls, except only the Capitol, guarded by a goose, which roused the weary fighters. The very famous wars of the Athenians also took place in those times. Socrates and Plato the philosophers lived at that time. The Romans, again abolishing the consuls, established tribunes and aediles, and in these times were involved in many calamities. Alexander the Great also, after the governance of Michael had been completed, reigned in Macedonia. He destroyed the monarchy of the Persians in Darius, and subjected all Asia, with part of Europe, to his rule. He lived 125 years and five months; after his death endless wars and many evils followed, and the monarchy was divided into four. Among the Hebrews contention began over the high priesthood. The kingdom of Syria began. After-"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0129-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":129,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-129","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0129-0001"},"text":"Booklet."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0129-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":129,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-129","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0129-0002"},"text":"After Michael, fifteenth in order, now for the third time Orifiel, the spirit of Saturn, took up the government of the world on the last day of the month of September, in the year of the creation of the universe 4960, month 8, and he presided for 354 years and 4 months, until the year of the world 5315. Under his government the Punic War began between the Romans and the Carthaginians. The Punic War. The city of Rome was almost utterly consumed by fire and water. The calamity of Rome. The Colossus, a cast bronze image 126 feet high, fell in an earthquake. The Colossus is destroyed. In this one year there was peace for the Romans after the Punic War; for 440 years they had never been without war. Jerusalem, together with the temple, was burned and destroyed by Antiochus Epiphanes. Antiochus Epiphanes. The history and wars of the Maccabees took place. In these times, in the year 606 from the founding of the city, Carthage was destroyed and burned for 17 continuous days. Carthage is destroyed. In Sicily there was a conspiracy of 70,000 slaves against their masters. In those times great portents were seen in Europe: domestic animals fled to the woods; blood flowed; a fiery globe flashed from heaven with a crash. Many portents. Mithridates, king of Pontus and Armenia, waged war with the Romans for 40 years. Mithridates. The kingdom of the Hebrews was restored, which had been interrupted for 575 years, from the time of Zedekiah until Aristobulus. Likewise the German Teutons invaded the Romans, and after many battles are said to have been defeated, and 160,000 slain, besides innumerable others who killed themselves along with their households, under the consuls Caius and Manlius. The Teutonic disaster against the Romans. Nevertheless many of the Romans had previously been destroyed by them. Finally the civil wars, which lasted 40 years, greatly wore down the Romans."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0129-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":129,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-129","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0129-0003"},"text":"On the Secondary Intelligences"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0129-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":129,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-129","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0129-0004"},"text":"Three suns appeared at Rome; not for long, but soon they were reduced into one. A few years later Julius Caius Caesar usurped the empire of the Romans; after him Octavian Augustus enlarged it and united Asia, Africa, and Europe into one monarchy. He ruled for 36 years; through him God bestowed peace on the whole world. In the year from the founding of the city 751, in the 42nd year of Octavian Caesar Augustus, in the 245th year and 8th month of the prescribed government of Orifiel, the spirit of Saturn, on the twenty-fifth day of the month of December, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, was born of the Virgin Mary in Bethlehem of Judaea. Note how beautiful is the ordering of divine providence. For the world was first created under the government of Orifiel, and also under the third was mercifully redeemed, restored, and renewed, so that it may seem to furnish a harmony for this description of the sevenfold government of the world. For in the first government of Orifiel there was one monarchy of the whole; under the second, as we said above, it was divided into many. Again under the third, as is seen, it was recalled into unity; although, if we measure rightly, it also becomes manifest that in the second government of Orifiel there was one monarchy of the whole world, when the tower of Babylon was being built. From this point the kingdom of the Jews was taken away, and the victims and continual sacrifice ceased; nor will liberty be restored to the Jews before the third revolution"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0001"},"text":"Booklet."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0002:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0002"},"text":"the [unclear] of the spirit Michael; and this will take place after the birth of Christ in the year 1880, month 8, that is, in the year of the world 7170, month 8. In those times many of the Jews and gentiles took up the Christian religion, while very simple and rustic men preached, whom not human instruction but the Spirit of God had illumined. Then the world began to be recalled to the first innocence of simplicity, while Orifiel, the spirit of Saturn, governed it throughout. Heavenly things were mixed with earthly; many Christians too, for the faith which they preached, were cruelly slain by the rulers of the world. Around the end of Orifiel's rule Jerusalem was destroyed by the Romans, and the Jews were scattered over all the earth, 1,100,000 being killed and 80,000 sold; the rest fled, and so the Romans utterly destroyed Judea."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0003:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0003"},"text":"[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0004:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0004"},"text":"Sixteenth in order, after Orifiel, Anael, the spirit of Venus, resumed the governance of the whole world for the third time on the last day of January, in the year from the creation of heaven and earth 5315, but from the birth of Christ 109, and he governed the world for 354 years and 4 months, up to the year of the world 5669, month 4, and of the Lord's Nativity [unclear] 463. And it should be noted that through almost the whole time of this rule of the Angel of Venus the Church of the Christians flourished and prevailed amid persecutions, with countless thousands of men slain for the faith of Christ. Finally, several heresies began to sprout in the Church in these times, which in due course were extinguished not without the labor and blood of good men."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0005"},"text":"On the Secondary Intelligences."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0006"},"text":"Many men shone in those times, most learned and most eloquent in every kind of knowledge: theologians, astronomers, physicians, orators, historiographers, and the like, not only among the gentiles but also among the Christians. At last the persecution of unbelievers against the Church ceased, after Constantine the Great Caesar took up the faith, in the year of the world 5539, after the midpoint of the rule of Anael himself, the Angel of Venus; although even afterwards it was at times disturbed in part by the impious, nevertheless on the whole it remained very quiet for a long time. From then on the human race, which from the time of King Ninus had miserably wandered for 2300 years in the worship of idols, was mercifully recalled to the knowledge of the one God. Various arts of subtlety were increased in these times, and through the correspondences of nature took on adornment and growth. For men's customs change with time, and lower bodies are disposed according to the influence of the higher. The mind indeed is free, and does not receive the influence of the stars unless, through the excessive commerce which it has with the body, by inclining itself it stains its own affection. For the angels who are the movers of the spheres destroy or overturn none of the things which nature has established. A comet of unusual magnitude preceded Constantine's death. The Arian heresy disturbed the holy Church in many places at the end of this rule. In the time of Julian Caesar crosses appeared on the linen garments of men."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0007"},"text":"Booklet."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0008"},"text":"In Asia and Palestine wars, plagues, and famines followed in those places in which the crosses had appeared. In these times also, around the year of the Lord 360, the Franks had their beginning in Germany; afterwards, when they had devastated Gaul, they called the conquered land Francia after their own name. The origin or beginnings of the German Franks. The description of Francia was great in length and breadth; its metropolis was Mainz, but now only Würzburg. Mainz, formerly the metropolis of the Franks. Bavarians, Rhinelanders, Saxons, Thuringians, and the surrounding bishoprics today occupy a great part of Francia in Germany. Likewise, in year 280 of this Anael's governance, the Roman Empire began to decline, when the city was captured and burned by the Goths, the imperial seat having previously been transferred under Constantine into Greece; this was the beginning and cause of the whole decline of the monarchy. The decline of the Roman Empire. For around the end of this rule of Anael there arose Radagistes and Athaulf, kings of the Goths; likewise afterwards Genseric of the Vandals, and Attila of the Huns, who miserably tore the empire apart, as is clear in these histories. Invasions of the Goths, Vandals, and Huns."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0009:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0009","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0009","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":9,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0009"},"text":"[unclear]"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0130-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":130,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-130","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0130-0010"},"text":"After Anael, seventeenth in order, Zachariel, the spirit of Jupiter, resumed the universal governance for the third time on the first day of June, in the year of the world 5669, month 4, but of the Lord's Nativity 463, month 7; and he presided for 354 years and four months, up to the year of the world 6023 and month 8, but of the Lord 817. Many in these times, out of love for Christian philosophy, betook themselves to the desert; many portents also appeared,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0131-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0131:p-0001","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":131,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0131","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-131","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0131-0001"},"text":"18 On the Secondary Intelligences"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0131-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0131:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":131,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0131","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-131","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0131-0002"},"text":"A comet, an earthquake, a rain of blood. Merlin. Arthur. Thirty kingdoms served Arthur. The orders of monks. Boethius. The disturbed condition of the Church and the empire. Clovis, good king of France."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0131-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0131:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":131,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0131","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-131","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0131-0003"},"text":"A comet, an earthquake, a rain of blood. Merlin, born in [Tumba?], foretold wondrous things at the beginning of this rule. Arthur, whom in the common tongue they call Arthur, the most famous king of Britain, conquered the barbarians, restored peace to the Church, victoriously fought many battles, enlarged the faith of Christ, and subjected all Gaul, Norway, Denmark, and many provinces to his empire. He was the most glorious of all the kings of his time; after many splendid deeds had been accomplished, he appeared nowhere, though the Britons expected him to return for many years. Concerning him the mimes once produced marvelous songs. While he reigned, England was in flower, and thirty kingdoms served him. In these times the orders of monks began to multiply in the Church of God. Theodoric, Arian king of the Goths, possessed all Italy and killed the consul Boethius. Everything was full of disturbance, the empire and the Church alike. The emperors Zeno and Anastasius, Arians in the East, Theodoric and his successors in Italy, and Honorius, king of the Vandals, in Africa, were exercising no small tyranny. At last Clovis, king of the Franks in Gaul, having become a Christian, both overcame the Goths and imposed peace, though not everywhere on earth, in the time of Saint Benedict, in the five-hundredth year of the Christians, or thereabouts, at the beginning of this rule of the angel Zachariel of Jupiter, whose special property it is to change spirits, empires, and kingdoms; that this was done in this revolution the histories declare in many ways, and what the angel Raphael himself could not do"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0132-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":132,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-132","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0132-0001"},"text":"Little Book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0132-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132:p-0002","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":132,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-132","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0132-0002"},"text":"...was almost submerged by the waves of the sea, and more than 100,000 persons perished. The Tartars devastated Hungary and Poland, after first overcoming Greater Armenia and many regions."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0132-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":132,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-132","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0132-0003"},"text":"The discovery of a book by a Jew. In the year of the Christians 1244, a certain Jew at Toledo, while digging, found a book in which it was written: “In the third world Christ will be born of the Virgin Mary, and will suffer for the salvation of men.” Soon believing, he was baptized. The third world was the third revolution of the spirit of Saturn, of which mention was made above; at its beginning Christ was born of the Virgin."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132:p-0004:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0132-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":132,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-132","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0132-0004"},"text":"Frederick deprived of the empire. The Roman pontiffs, removing Frederick from the empire, said that it had been vacant for twenty-eight years [unclear] Wilhelm, count of Holland; Conrad, son of Frederick; Alfonso, king of Castile; and Richard, count of Cornwall, brother of the king of England; and evils were multiplied on the earth."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0132-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":132,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-132","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0132-0005"},"text":"The confederation of the Swiss. At this time, around the year of the Lord 1260, the confederation of the Swiss first began: a people small in number, which grew with time. They killed many of the nobles, and drove others from their territories; warlike men, whose commonwealth is known to all the peoples of Germany."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0132-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":132,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-132","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0132-0006"},"text":"Rudolf of Habsburg. Origin of the dukes of Austria. In the year of the Christians 1273, Rudolf of Habsburg was made emperor by the election of the princes, and he ruled for eighteen years: a man in every respect prudent and excellent, from whom all the later dukes of Austria descended. 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The Saracens occupy many cities in Asia, and kill more than four hundred thousand Christians."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0133-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":133,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-133","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0133-0003"},"text":"When Rudolf had died, Adolf of Nassau was elected king and ruled for six years; afterward Albert, son of Rudolf, defeated him in battle near Worms, killed him, and was elected emperor in the year 1298. He ruled for ten years and was killed by his brother's son. The Order of the Templars is destroyed by order of Pope Clement V. The island of Rhodes was taken by Christians from the hands of the Saracens, in the fourth year of the siege and of continuous war against them. After Albert was killed by his nephew, Henry VIII, count of Luxembourg, was appointed emperor; he ruled for five years. When he had died, Louis IV of Bavaria ruled for thirty-two years, beginning in the year 1315; to him the Roman pontiffs gave the crown. Frederick, duke of Austria, opposed him, but was defeated by him."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0133-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":133,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-133","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0133-0004"},"text":"After Louis, Charles IV, king of Bohemia, was appointed emperor; he raised the bishopric of Prague to an archbishopric, and ruled for thirty-one years. There were very great earthquakes. This Charles newly instituted many things concerning tolls in favor of the prince-electors. Gunther, count of Schwarzenburg, calling himself king, opposed Emperor Charles, but prevailed in nothing against him. After Charles, his son Wenceslaus ruled for twenty-two years; after him Jodocus, margrave of Moravia, succeeded Sigismund, brother of Wenceslaus."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0133-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133:p-0005","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":133,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-133","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0133-0005"},"text":"Little Book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0133-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133:p-0006","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":133,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-133","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0133-0006"},"text":"Wenceslaus was deposed. Leopold, duke of Austria, fighting in battle with eight counts and more than 4,000 men, was killed by the Swiss. Under Wenceslaus, king of the Bohemians and emperor, the doctrine of the Hussites took its beginning. When he had been deposed, Rupert, count palatine of the Rhine and duke of Bavaria, was elected and ruled for ten years. In the year of the Lord 1369 the Christians brought war upon the Saracens, but it turned out badly because of the arrogance of the French, since more than 100,000 of our men perished, besides captives, among whom was John, duke of the Burgundians. There were many wars in these times."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0133-0007","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133:p-0007","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":133,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133","sequence":7,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-133","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0133-0007"},"text":"In the year 1407 Sigismund becomes emperor for twenty-seven years. He attempted to lay waste Bohemia for the extirpation of heresies, but made little progress. The kingdom of France is cruelly ravaged and afflicted by the English and Burgundians. When Sigismund had died, Albert, duke of Austria, his son-in-law, succeeded him in the year of the Christians 1438, and ruled for only two years, a very excellent man and worthy of empire. When he had died, Frederick III, duke of Austria, [son?], was appointed emperor by election of the princes, and ruled for fifty-six years, a man divine in intellect and peaceful in spirit. He began to reign in the year of the Lord 1440."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":["trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133:p-0008:annotation-001"],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0133-0008","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133:p-0008","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":133,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133","sequence":8,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-133","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0133-0008"},"text":"In the year of the Christians 1453 Constantinople is taken by the Turks through the betrayal of a certain Genoese, and gradually all Greece fell away from the Christian faith. Moreover, in this time many kingdoms and provinces of the Christians are ravaged and seized by the Turks. 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Exempli gratia Latinorum grammata transversaliter a quatuor angulis sibi obuiantia locauimus, vt transpositionis saltum in infinitum praberemus. Scribentibus opus erit industria, ne multitudine numerorum confundat memoriam vel intellectum."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0010","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0010","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":10,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0010"},"text":"On the Secondary Powers"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0011","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0011","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":11,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0011"},"text":"Much warfare."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0012","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0012","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":12,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0012"},"text":"The art of printing newly invented at Mainz."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0013","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0013","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":13,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0013"},"text":"Earthquakes."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0014","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0014","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":14,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0014"},"text":"Mainz is captured."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0015","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0015","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":15,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0015"},"text":"War of the Duke of Burgundy."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0016","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0016","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":16,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0016"},"text":"A comet."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0017","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0017","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":17,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0017"},"text":"The happy successes of the Turks."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0018","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0018","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":18,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0018"},"text":"Gathering of fools at Niklashausen."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0019","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0019","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":19,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0019"},"text":"At that time very grave [movements] of wars occurred among themselves in France, England, Westphalia, Prussia, Flanders, Swabia, and other places. In these times the art of printing was newly invented at Mainz, the metropolis of Germany, by wonderful industry, a gift of divinity. In the year of the Christians 1456, the Turks were overthrown in Hungary, and many infidels perished. The pilgrimage of boys to Saint Michael was remarkable. Earthquakes occurred in the kingdom of Naples, and more than 40,000 men perished. In the year of the Lord 1462, Mainz, the metropolis of the Franks, was captured and despoiled. Charles, duke of Burgundy, defeated the Franks in the year 1465. Afterwards, in the year 67, he destroyed Dinant and Liege. In the year 1473 he entered Guelders and powerfully obtained it, and likewise the whole duchy of Lorraine. A comet appeared through the month of January in the year of the Lord 1472. Charles, duke of Burgundy, afterwards besieged the town of Neuss for the space of a year, in the year 74; he was afterwards killed in war in the year 1477, a magnanimous prince. In these times the Turks took many cities of the Christians: Negroponte in Euboea, also the kingdom of Bosnia, the duchy of [Spetis], Achaea, [Mytsena], and several kingdoms in the East. In the year 1476 a gathering of fools occurred in the Franconia of Germany, at Niklashausen, full of errors. In the year 1480 the Turks, with a great army, besieged the Rhodians, but did not prevail; in the same year, departing from Rhodes, they took Otranto, after more than 12,000 Christians had been killed,"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0020","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0020","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":20,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0020"},"text":"Little Book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0021","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0021","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":21,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0021"},"text":"only 22 escaping by flight. And in the following year Mehmed, emperor of the Turks, died; Bayezid, his firstborn, succeeded him in the kingdom, now ruling into his twenty-seventh year. In the year of the Christians 1486 Maximilian, son of Frederick, was appointed king at Frankfurt, and was saluted as Caesar by Pope Julius in the year 1508. He established the military order of Saint George against heretics and Turks; he subdued the Swiss by war; he attacks the rebellious Sicambri in war up to the present day, and will be fortunate against all treaty-breakers. The king of the French, in his manner, a persecutor of the empire, has been found to be devising new plots. May the Almighty protect those described under the dominion of Samael in the year 1508. The Venetians, rebels against the empire of Caesar, have been marked by ban and war. There will be punishment for obstinacy, and the reward of advised satisfaction. Around the end of this third revolution of Samael, the image of alteration will pass to the first, and there will be the destruction of many. For unless T., with God ministering, is brought back to Algos, there will be a transfer of some monarchy, or of some great kingdom. A great sect of religion will arise, the destruction of old religions. It is to be feared lest the fourth beast lose one head. In Samael, Mars first foretold the flood; in the second, the fall of Troy; in the third, around the end, there will be loss of unity. For from the preceding things let the future things that follow be judged. This third revolution of Mars will not be completed without prophecy and without the institution of some new religion. From this point, in the year of the Christians 1508."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0022","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0022","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":22,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0022"},"text":"Maximilian, Emperor."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0134-0023","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134:p-0023","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":134,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","sequence":23,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-134","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0134-0023"},"text":"Notable"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0135-0001","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135:p-0001","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":135,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135","sequence":1,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-135","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0135-0001"},"text":"On the Seven Seconds, little book"},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0135-0002","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135:p-0002","kind":"list","language":"en","segment":135,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135","sequence":2,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-135","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0135-0002"},"text":"There remain seventeen years until the end of the government of Samael, in which figures signifying the beginning of evils will be given. For in the year of the Christians 1525, the crosses seen on men's clothing before the decade that has passed will show their effect; but thirteen [years] from now, duly summoned, you will give place to one who does not know; greater after death you will rise again, although you may be sent, covered in cloud."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0135-0003","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135:p-0003","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":135,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135","sequence":3,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-135","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0135-0003"},"text":"In the twentieth order Gabriel, angel of the Moon, will receive the government of the world, in the year of the world 6732, in the fourth month, on the fourth day of the month of June, in the year of the Christians 1525, and he will govern the world for 354 years and 4 months, until the year of the world 7086 and the eighth month; but of the Lord's nativity, 1879, and likewise 11 months. The future course of this revolution requires prophecy."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0135-0004","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135:p-0004","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":135,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135","sequence":4,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-135","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0135-0004"},"text":"I have not written these things assertively, most sacred Caesar; they are in no way to be believed, since that would be an injury to the orthodox faith. There are, however, those who have reckoned the months in these matters as lunar months; if you should judge that they are to be agreed with, those things which I have written otherwise must be changed. With my own hand also I protest, and with my mouth I confess, that in all these matters I believe nothing, I admit nothing, but reject and despise them as vainly devised and superstitious."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0135-0005","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135:p-0005","kind":"paragraph","language":"en","segment":135,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135","sequence":5,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-135","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0135-0005"},"text":"Praise to almighty God."},{"alignment_precision":"segment","annotations":[],"chapter_id":"ch-111","html_id":"p-en-0135-0006","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135:p-0006","kind":"heading","language":"en","segment":135,"segment_id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135","sequence":6,"targets":{"parallel":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi_parallel.html#seg-135","reading":"works/prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi.html#p-en-0135-0006"},"text":"END"}],"schema_version":"1.0","segments":[{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-1","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0001","latin":"<36628667090014 S\n\n<366286657090014\n\nBayer. Staatsbibliothek 33\n\n89.\nBibl. Glott. Univ.\nL. I. Gp. II. Sect. III.\nC. II a. Aeganop.\nPg. 250,\n1634\n\nIOANNIS\nTRIHEMII\nABBATIS PEAPOLITANI,\nQVONDAM SPANHEY-\nMENSIS AD MAXIMILIANVM I. CAES.\nLibri Polygraphiae VI.\nQuibus\nPRAETER CLAVEM ET\nOBSERVATIONES ADOLPHI\nà Glauburg Patricij Franco-\nfurtensis\nACCESSIT NOVITEIVSDEM\nAuroris Libellus de septem Secundeis seu intelli-\ngentijs orbes post Deum mo-\nuentibus;\nOPVS RECONDISSIMAE SCIEN\ntiae,in quo et Steganographiae principia latent, &\nmethodus ràm in docendo quàm discendo inge-\nniosis ostenditur vtilissima et prorsus\nadmirabilis.\nARGENTIN AE\nSumptibus Lazari Zetzneri Bibliopole.\nM. 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Tuum est beneuole Lector,\nstudium istud nostrum qualecunqƺ boni consulere.\nVale.\nAD","segment":1,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"1","number":1},{"label":"2","number":2},{"label":"3","number":3},{"label":"4","number":4},{"label":"5","number":5},{"label":"6","number":6},{"label":"7","number":7},{"label":"8","number":8}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-2","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0002","latin":"AD DIVVM\nMAXIMILIANVM.\nCAESAREM EPISTOLA\nIOANNIS TRITHEMII,\nAbbatis S. Iacobi Herbipolensis,\nin Polygraphiam.\nNAeREBAM nutans animo\nMaximiliane Caesar inuictissi-\nme, &; mecum ipse aliquantu-\nlum subdubitabam, operę pre-\ncium facturus essem necne, si\nPolygraphiae nostrae codicem\nMaiestati Tuae Caesareae dedicarem. Inter ma-\ngnos enim maximus, inter potentiores poten-\ntissimus, interq́; sapientes quoslibet longè sapiẽ-\ntissimus, cui propterea nihil est inscribendũ ni-\nsi magnuin, nihil dicandum nisi eruditione sum-\nma lucubratum. Ego verò nihil aut parum eru-\nditionis literariae consecutus, haud ab re diutius\nhaesitaui, si tantae Maiestati nugas deberem\ninferre: cùm neque ingenio ad lucubrandum\nquippiam sim idoneus, neque locutionis neces-\nsario lepore decoratus. Noui enim &; negare non\npossum, quàm sit mihi curta supellex, ingenium\nrude, ac nullius facundiae vena dicendi, propter\nquod &; iusta consideratione aliquandiu substititi,\nA 2 &; appare-\n\n4 EPIST. DEDICAT.\nre coram tua gloriosa Maiestate scriptor iheptus\nformidaui. Nam cùm post Deum iure mudi sis\nDominus, mirum non est, si ego indocus et amp;\nvltimus monachorum, censuram tantae Maie-\nstatis tuae metuam, &amp; eas lucubrationes meas,\nquas noui manibus tuis non esse dignas, offerre\npertimescam. Cumq́; ista mecũ reuoherem\nin animo, superuenit cum literis à tua\nCelsitudine missus, quibus me vocasti al Co-\nloniam, sumptibus pro itinere necessaris iam\npridem per alium destinatis. Relectis autem Se-\nrenitatis tuae literis verecundiam mox viat con\nfidentia, &amp; innatae mansuetudinis tuae conside-\nratio metum effugauit. Noui enim tuum ingeni-\num esse mitissimum, qui cum sis omnium mo-\ndestissimus, &amp; mansuescere humilibus soles, &\nreluctari superbis. Nescis inaniter extolli, nec\nmore tyrannoruṁ contemnere humiles, Tuae\nCelsitudini deuotos, quoniam sicuti non habes\nquo crescas in terra, sic animum nulla pe-\nnetrabit inuidia. Maximus es, multa quoque et magna non minùs fortiter et amp; pa-\nce gessisti et amp; bello, quibꝰ nomen es confe-\ncutus aeternum, &amp; cum sumi reuerentia hono-\nres dilectione atq́; fauore omniū celebraris\nsubiectorum Hae sunt diuitiae Principũ, amor et amp; fauor populi, &amp; iustitiam facere singulis, se-\ncundum praeceptum charitatis Dei. Cum igi-\ntur\n\nEPISTOLA 5\ntur oirnes nomen tuum ad astra ferant laudibus\nte mitissimum humanissimmꝙ; prędicent vni-\nuersi, cur mihi singulariter te seueriorem suspi-\ncarer: deinceps causa non fuit, praesertim vbi\nme adscribendum epistola tua dignaris allicere.\nHorum itaque pensicatione tandem animatus,\nmetum omnem deposui, & magnam de innata\ntibi mansuetudine fiduciam assumpsi. Enimue-\nrò cum omnes de fonte pietatis tuae confidentiã\nhauriant, solus ego quare fiduciam esse crude-\nlis. Ea igitur, qua decet quaue debeo et possum\nhumilitate, thronum excellentissimae Maiesta-\ntis tuae in terram prostratus accedo: Polygra-\nphiae opus memoratum deuotus offero, & meam\nparuitatem Serenitati Tuae vt seruum domino\nhumiliter commendo. Suscipe nunc igitur cle-\nmentissime Caesar, nimis exiguum quod fero\nmunusculum, in quo subiectissimum tibi ani-\nmum meum pensiculare digneris, non censum.\nSunt autem in subiecto Polygraphiae synthema-\nte, in locis certis nonnulla aenigmatib. inuoluta\nmysteria, ne sensus artis penitioris, qui latet,\nomnium fierit intelligentiae manifestus. Quem-\nadmodum non omnes omnia decent, ita nec\ncunctis passim cuncta semper conueniunt. Sunt\nergo quaedam isthic introclusa mysteria, quae\nmeo\n\nmeo Iudicio, nullis quàm principibus viris vti-\nliora esse possunt, & magis necessaria. Quo enim\npluribus sunt intenti, eo consilijs maior est ad-\nhibenda cautela secreti Nam iste liber principes\ndocet arcanis suis imperare secretum. Verùm\nquia Caesarea Maiestas tua multis occupata tem-\npus non habet ea perscrutandi quae latent obuo-\nluta mysterijs, ne mei priuetur fructu laboris, e,\nnucleatorium totius operis libellum apposui.\nquem Polygraphiae clauem praenotaui, quo duce\nfacilius omnia intelliges figuris isthic obstrusa.\nDeus incolumem te ad nostram conseruet\nsalutem. Scripsi vigefimo sexto die menfis\nAprilis. Anno Christi millefimo\nqingentesimo\noctauo.\nPINAX","segment":2,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"9","number":9},{"label":"10","number":10},{"label":"11","number":11},{"label":"12","number":12}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-3","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0003","latin":"PINAX SIVE IN-\nDEX LVCVRATIONVM\nIOANNIS TRITHEMII, PRIMO\nSpanheimensis, ac postea S. Iacobi\nHerbipolensis Ab-\nbatis.\nIOANNE Trithemius Abbas, in vil-\nla Trittenheim, Treuerensis dioecesis ad\nripas Mosellae fluminis nascitur, prima\ndie mensis Februarij, hora vndecima,\nminuto tricesimo post meridiem, anno\nDominicae natiuitatis millefimo quadringentesimo\nsexagefimo secundo, indictione Romanorum decima:\npatre Ioanne de Heydenberg, matre yerò dicta Elisa-\nbeth de Longouico, eo videlicet anno quo Moguntia\nciuitas in dissensione duorum Pōtificum capta, liber-\ntatem perdidit, & seruitutem inuenit, multis ciuium\nin exilium actus: anno Pij Papae eius nominis secundi,\ncurrente quarto, & Friderici tertij Imperatoris vice-\nfimo secundo. Anno autem Domini millefimo qua-\ndringentesimo octogesimo secundo , in Monasterio\nSpanheims Moguntiae dioecesis, prima videlicet\ndie Februarÿ, qua olim fuerat natus, habitum secu-\nlarem deposuit, & monasticum sub norma D. patris\nBene dicti de obferuantia nouiter introducta, illic af-\nsumpfit. Sequenti anno, qui fuit octogesimus tertius\nsupra quadringentesimum atque millesimum, Ioanne\nde Co-\n\n8 LVCVRAT. TRITHEMII.\nde Colenhùsen abbate ad Selgenstat canonica postu-\nlatione translato, Ioan. Trithemius communi fra-\ntrum electione, in abbatem memorati coenobij Span-\nheimhensis, 4. Calen. Iulÿ promotus &; ornatus prae-\nfuit annis viginti tribus, mense vno, diebus decem &;\nnouem. Quibus euolutis, non sine laboribus multis,\nquorundam aemulorum temeritate prouocatus, ab-\nbatiam S. Iacobi Herbipolensem, quae illi offerebatur,\nassumpsit, &; Spanheimensem curis inutilibus plena,\nspontanea voluntate resignauit. Vtrobiqꝫ plura con-\nscripsit opuscula, è quibus mihi sua manu in schedu-\nla nuper consignauit subscripta. Quorum tu cùm à\nme titulos amice postules, tuis libenter annuo votis,\nquo communis amici &; praeceptoris nostri memoriã.\nex consideratione tantorum laborum eius habeas stri-\nctiorem. Et primo quidem lucubrationum earum ti-\ntulos consignabo, quas in Spanheim abbatis existens\nordinis sui, quae factae fuerunt in capitulis prouincia-\nlibus iußione praesidentium, librum vnum. De visita-\ntione monachorum, librum vnum. Di modo celebran-\ndi capitulum prouinciale, librum vnum. In regulam\nS. Benedicti, libros duos. Homelias &; sermones ex-\nhortatorios ad monachos suos, libros duos, quos ante-\ncessori suo dicauit. De tentationibus claustralium, &\nremedijs earundem, libros duos. Ad Nicolaum pres-\nbyterum Mernicensem de vita sacerdotali, librum v-\nnūm. Contra peculium monachorum, libram vnum.</De\n\nLVCVERATIONES 9\nDe vanitate et miseria huius vitae, librum vnum. O-\npus penthicum, id est, lugubre de ruina ordinis sui, li-\nbrum vnũ. De illustribus viris sui ordinis, libros qua-\ntuor. Laudes ordinis fratrum Carmelitarum, libros\nduos. Ad Gerlacum abbatem Tuitiensem laudes scri-\nptorum manualium, librovm vnum. Ad Ioannem Dal-\nburgium, Vvormatiensem episcopum, de scriptoribus\necclesiasticis, librovm vnum. De laudibus S. Annae a-\nuiae Domini, librovm vnum. Ad quaestiones Rutgeri Si-\ncambri canonici Dumetis, librovm. Chronicon\nmonasterij sui Spanheimensis, non paruum volumen,\nlibrum vnum. Chronicon siue annales monasterÿ\nHirsaugiensis, duo volumina magna. Chronicon suc-\nceßionis ducum Bauariae, & Comitum Palatinorum,\nad Philippum Paelatinum Comitem, Principem Ele-\nctorem, librovm. Vitam S. Hirminae monialis,\n&amp; primae abbatissae in horrio Treuerensi, librovm vnũ.\nDe miseria praelatorum claustralium, libros duos. Lau\ndes S. Andreae apostoli, librovm. Laudes vitae Bene-\ndicti abbatis, librovm. Laudes verae poenitentiae, librovm.\nMonologion hominis Deo deuoti ad seipsum, librovm.\nvnum. Ad Vdalricum canonicum Coloniensem super\nquaestionibus in Euangeliũ Ioannis, librovm. Ad\ncuntem super quaestionibus Psalmorum, librovm vnũ.\nA 5 A4","segment":3,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"13","number":13},{"label":"14","number":14},{"label":"15","number":15}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-4","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0004","latin":"IO TRITHMII.\nAd praesidentes capituli annalis de obseruantia Burs-\nfeldẽsi, abbreuiauit statuta eiusdem vnionis, librum\nvnum. Spirituale monachorum exercitium, librum v-\nnum. Epitoma seu breuiarium eiusdem, librum v-\nnum. De computo ecclesiaestico, librum vnum. De il-\nlustribus Germaniae scriptoribus ad Iacobum Vvym-\npflingum Rhedapolitanum, librum vnum. Epistola-\nrum Spanheimensium ad diuerfos, libros quatuor.\nOrationes in capitulis &; alibi habitae, sunt numero\nquatuor &; viginti, quae faciunt librum vnum. Ser-\nmones ad fratres suos Spanheimensis coenobij scripsit\nquadraginta numero pulcherimos, librum vnum.\nSermones in diebus sestis ad populũ, librum vnum.\nO-\nrationes ad Deum &; sanctos supplicatorias plures,\nlibrum vnum. E Graeco sermone traduxit in Latinũ.\nMaximum Abbatem de incarnatione Domini. Ana-\nthemata quoqꝫ S. Cyrilli archiepiscopi Alexandrini,\ncontra haeréticos in tertia synodo Ephesina promul-\ngata, &; eiusdem synodi quasdam epistolas. Scripsit\netiam pro aedificatione monachorum notabile opus,\nquod praenotauit de triplici regione claustralium, li-\nbros tres. Scripsit &; alia quaedam minora opuscula,\nquorum ad me titulos non signauit Haec sunt Nico-\nlae frater amantißime, Trithemiana opuscula, quae\nper annos tres &; viginti abbas existens lucubrauit\nin Spanheim, ad Dei honorem, iu medio curarum et continua rei familiaris occupatione: legens aut scri-\nbens die ac nocte, quotiens sibi otium licuit subsurari.\nMaximum\n\nLVCVRATIONES II\nMaximum librorum in omni facultate thesaurum\nSpanhemensi bibliothecae per annos quibus praefuit,\nimportauit, non solum arte impressoria, sed etiam\nmanu scriptorum: Nam cùm essem apud eum, vnius\nanni spacio, pro discendis ab eo literis Graecis atque He-\nbraicis duo milia numeraui bibliotheca volumina,\nquorum ad minùs octoginta calamo in pergameno et amp; papyro decenter fuerunt conscripta. Audiui saepius\nab eiusore, quòd plus quàm duo milia florenorum pro\nlibris exposuerit, quos non de Monasterij substantia\nquae valde semper fuit exilis, acceperat: sed cùm mul-\ntis et amp; notus et amp; charus esset principibus, munera quib;\nhonorabatur ab eis, vt plurimum pro libris exposuit.\nMaximus enim librorum amator et amp; cultor est supra\nomnes, quos ego noui hodie in carne viuentes. Dici-\ntur autem à multis, quod eiue successor, qui nunc est\nabbas in Spanheim, volumnia plurima alienauerit,\ndomini millesimo quingentesimo quarto, cùm inter-\nregnum et amp; Philippũ Comitem Palatinum atrox fuis-\nset bellum exortum: Trithemius hostium metu, cum\nsua bibliotheca et amp; rebus Monasterij, ad Crucinacum\nproximum seceßit oppidum, &amp; ego similiter ad mea\nfui reuersus. Anno autem sexto supra quingentesimu̇\natque, millesimum, de mense Octobri Trithemius ipse\nquorundam inuidia stimulatus, abbatiam S. Iacobi\napud Vvirciburg accepit, &amp; Spanheimensem resigna\nuit. Vbi varia scribit quietus, quorum ad me titulos\nnuper\n\n12 TRITHEMII.\nnuper istos transmisit rogatus. Ad Maximilianũ Cae-\nfarem opus mirandum edidit, quod Polygraphiam\npraenotauit, libros sex. Ad eundem eiusdem Polygra-\nphiae clauem, librum vnum. Responsiones ad octo quae-\nstiones eiusdem Caesaris, librum vnum. Ad eundem de\nseptem intelligentijs mouentibus orbes, librum vnum.\nAd Ioachim. Marchionem Brandenburgensem Prin-\ncipem Electorem, variarum quaestionum, orationum,\n&amp; propositionum libros viginti. Adeundem de prae-\nnotioñbus licitis Christiano, &amp; nõ licitus, libros duos.\nAd euandem scripsit mirandum et amp; laboriosum opus il-\nlud Steganographiae libros octo, quod temerarius ille\nBouillus non capiens, imperitißimè et amp; falsißimè re-\nprehendit. Ad eundem Principem epistolarum librum\nvnum. Ad eundem contra maleficos, &amp; omnes artes,\n&amp; superstitiones ab Ecclesia prohibitas, libros quin-\nque. Ad eundem de causis et amp; cura morbi caduci, ac ma\nleficorum, libros tres. Ad Iacobum Trithemium fra-\ntrem suũ itinerarium vitae suae, libros duos. Ad Burg-\nhardum de Hornec medicum de peculio monialium,\nlibrum vnum. Historiam siue annales de Origine, Re-\ngibus, &amp; gestis populi Francorum et amp; Germanorum\nscripsit tria magna volumina, narrationem incarna-\ntionem Domini quadringentesimo trigesimo tertio,\nà Scythiae finibus in Germaniam eduxit ad ostia Rhe-\nni, vsqꝫ in vicesimum octauum et amp; nonum annum Ma-\nximiliani Caesaris. Ad Laurentium Vvirciburgensem\nEpisce-","segment":4,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"16","number":16},{"label":"17","number":17},{"label":"18","number":18}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-5","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0005","latin":"LVCVRATIONES 13 Episcopum, orientalisq́; Franciae ducem, epitoma siue breuiarium scripsit eorundem voluminum hi-storiarum libros tres. Ad eundem de ducibus et amp; episcopis Francorum Vvirciburgeniū, librum vnum. De miraculis ad memoriam Dominae nostrae S. Mariae apud Dittelbach ostensis, libros duos. De miraculis eiujusdem in vrticeto apud Helprunnam ostensis libros sex. Apologeticum in Carolum Bouillum, ea quae non intellexit calumniantem, librum vnum.De origine et amp; regibus Francorum, librum vnum.Chronicon monasterij sui, cui nunc praesidet, diui Iacobi apud Vvirciburgo, libroꝝ vnum.Ad Albertum ex Marchionibus Brandenburgij archiepiscopum Moguntinũ et amp; Magdeburgensem,vitam diuini archipraesulis,libros tres. De eiusdem à Maguntiaco translatione in Saxoniam,librum vnum.Ad Ioannem Comitem Palatinum,Bauariaeq́; Ducem,&amp; Comitẽ in Spanheim,apud Symeren residentem, de origine,regebus,ac Ducibus Bauarorum simul et amp; Comitum Palatinorũ et amp; Spanheimeniū,libros quatuor. De demonibus et amp; artibus profanis,maleficos et amp; superstitiosis laboria menta explodit, confunlit et amp; euertit.Epistolarum Herbi poleniū,quas in eascripsit abbatia, libros qua-tuor.Scripsit etiam alia minora complura,suae et amp;amp;a-micorum deuotioni congrua,vt sunt,Cursus,rosariũ missale\n\n14 TRITHEMII.\nmissale officium, & variae orationes, simul prose-\nfiue sequentiae de S: Anna saluatoris nostri auia. Scri-\npsit de S. Maria Magdalena laudes, precationes\natque rosarium. De S. Ioseph nutritio domini rosarium.\nDe. S. Petro Apostolo rosarium. De S. Iowane Euan-\ngelista rosarium. Ad instatiam Ioannis archiepiscopi\nTreuirorum sequentiam de Anna, quae incipit, Iesu coe\nlorum regis sub melodia, Aue praeclara. Aliam in eius\nfesto canendam, quae incipit: Exultent in hac die. Ter-\ntiam ad prouincalem Carmelitarũ Augustae, in-\ncipit, Iubilemus in honore. Quartam de S. Heldegar-\nde virgine, quae sic incipit: Laus fit tibi Domine Rex\neternae gloriae. Quintam de S. Ruperto Bingiorum du\nce, quae incipit: Exultent in hac die. Sextam de S: Io-\nseph nutritio domini, sic incipit: Cantemus incly-\nti. Septimam de S. Rabano archiepiscopo. Octauam\nde vulneribus Christi, quae sic incipi: Iesum Christũ\nadoremus, crucifixo comploremus. Nonam de compas-\nsione B. Mariae semper Virginis, sic incipi: Eia plo-\nremus mente pia, beatae virgini Mariae compatientes:\nsub melodia scilicet, Aue praeclara.\nDecimam de S.\nIoachim genitore nostrae dominae, quae sic incipe: Tri-\nnitatem adoremus vnitatem collaudemus patris, na-\nti, spiritus. Vndecimam de bono cuiusque hominis an-\ngelo proprio. Duodecimam in propria missa cuiusque\nSacerdotis. Tredecimam de S. Maximo, episcopo Mo-\nguntino. Quartamdecimam de S. Martha Virgine,\nChristi hospita. Quintamdecimã de S. Maria Mag-\ndalena.\n\nLVCVRAT. TRITHEMII.\n15\ndalena. Sextamdecimam de S. Maria Aegyptia. Se-\nptimamdecimã de S. Iacobo Maiore apostolo. Octa-\nuamdecimã de S. Andrea apostolo. Nonamdecimam\nde S. Benedicto abbate. Vicesimam de omnibus san-\nctis. Et de singulis nominatis memorijs &; sanctis, offi-\ncia missae singula composuit noua, diuinis scripturis\nconformia. Scripsit praetereà meditationum &; ora-\ntionum Dominicae incarnationis, natiuitatis, vitae,\nPaßionis &; mortis opusculum, deuotioni cõueniens,\nlibros duos. Speculum coelestis doctrinae, compunctio-\nni mentis non parum deseruiens, librum vnum, qui\nfic incipit: Salutis Humanae principium. Multas quo-\nque deuotißimas meditationes &; orationes de Do-\nmino nostro Iesu Christo, de sanctißima eius geniti-\nce virgine Maria, atque, de varijs sanctis pulchra varie-\ntate composuit: cum ingentibus alijs, quae videbit &;\nmirabitur deuota posteritas omnis. Haec sunt mi Ni-\ncolae charißime Trithemij abbatis nostri volumina,\nquae per annos ferè triginta duos, continuo lucubra-\nuit studio: praeter illa quae nondum perfecta in mani-\nbus versantur sub incude mihi incognita. Vale, ex\nedibus meis Duraclusanis: quintã mensis Octobris.\nAnno Salutis nostrae millesimo quingentesi-\nmo quintodecimo, Ioannes\nDuraclusius.\nEx Epistola Ioannis Duraclusij discipuli\ncius ad Nicolaum Hamerium\nEmelanum.IOAN-\n\nIOM\nC\n1075\n(2)","segment":5,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"19","number":19},{"label":"20","number":20},{"label":"21","number":21},{"label":"22","number":22}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-6","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0006","latin":"17\nIOANNIS TRI-\nTHEMII ABBATIS\nDIVI IACOBI HERBI-\nPOLENSIS IN POLYGRA-\nphiam ad Maximilianum I. Cae-\nfarem Praefatio.\nLEGIMVS complures veterũ\nsapientes, Philosophos, Reges et Principes, olim varios atque mul-\ntiplices excogitauisse modos,\nquibus nuncijs suis ad loca re-\nmotiora mittendis tutò com-\nmitterent arcana consilij, &\nquicquid mysterÿ confide̾dum occurrisset secreti, quo\nfierent in perferendis idonei, atque, ab omni prauorum\nincursione securi, ne vel simplicitas cabalisticorum\ndenudaret mysterium, vel bacuceorum innata curio-\nsitas apostolicis rebus detrimentum. Magnus\nex his Romanorum Caesar Augustus, tenebroso cupi-\nens in arduis vti nunciorum ministerio, spiramina vo\ncis conceptae mutauit ex lucidis in opaca, quorum bar\nbariem votis renitentem, metatheseos orchemate pul\nchra inuentione ad nutum conuenientem effecit. Et\niste receptiuus et quasi perpetuus ordo thelemati ni-\nbilominùs et temporis rationi subiectus, quanquam\nnuncios ab incursione bacuceorum conseruet in via b\n\n18 PRAEFATIO AD\nsecuros: sui tamen regulatas non custodiens metas,\nintuentes faciet omnes de suspicione rei sollicitos.\nArchimedes ille Syracusius mathematicum facilè\nPrinceps, albam suis conuenientem institutis volu-\ncrem, nudam per caput et pedes, bactro in formã te-\ntragoni reciso, circumferenter affixit, ordinatisq́; de-\nbita proportione ministris, opus volucris albae\nmutata comparuit. Quoritè peracto, resoluit affi-\nxam sua manu, quam vt auolare permisisset facta est\nsubito inter familiares penetalium facies disiunctio\nmagna, surrexitq́; mox tortuosae imaginis monasticae\nprius monstrum nimis vagabundum, cuius in aspectu\nnemo quod erat, potuit cogitare. Nec prius conquie-\nuit bubonum dissensio, donec imago magistri, picam\nscitè religasset tetragono consimili. M. T. Cicero\nfacundus orator, ingenio vsus et arte, phraseos mi-\nnutias commutauit in signa et thelematos sui phi-\nlergiam siue characterem pro vsitata phrasi locauit.\nTanta verò in hac ipsa nouitate vsus est copia, vt re-\nbus pene cunctis in mundo, eius sufficere poßit inuen-\ntio. His autem mysteriorum praenunciatoribus artis\ninstitutio mirandam contulit agilitatem, vt praeter\nnaturam omnium solidis greßibus pedum,\n& non per minutias vel momenta, sed gradibus in-\ntegris bonae magistri subseruint voluntati. Quorum\nrex tutißimè vti semper potest obsequio, quamuis nõ\nfine magno labore, manifestaq́; bacuceorum suspi-\ncione. Cyprianus verò Carthaginensis Ecclesiae san-\nctiß.\n\nMAXIMIL. I. CAESAREM.\n19\nEtiß. Praesul et Martyr ipsa Ciceronianae institutio-\nnis documenta, Christianorum volens prouidere vti-\nlitati, haud mediocriter ampliauit, & quae nostris de-\nfuerant moribus adiunxit.\nPharamundus quoque tertius et quadragesimus\npost Marcomerum, Francorum in Germania rex po-\ntentißimus, cum anno dominicae natiuitatis quadrin-\ngentesimo vicesimo quarto fines Gallorum potenter\nintraret, vt fierent omnia tuto, suis arcanis alligauit\nminutias peregrinas.\nClodius etiam Crinitus Pharamundi maior natu\nfilius patri succedens in regno Francorum, postea-\nquam totam Galliam suo violenter subiugasset im-\nperio, Gallos omnes vt victos et seruos depilari, &\nbarba radi praecepit, Francos autem Gallorum victo-\nres et dominos, eomam nutrire mādauit et barbam:\nVnde et crinitus est dictus, imitatione genitoris my-\nsteria consilij notis inuoluit proprijs ac peregrinis.\nCarolus Magn. cognomine, tertius et sexagesimus\npost Marcomerū Francorũ rex, qui primus ex Fran-\ncis imperauit Romanis, Nannone Grammatica prae-\nceptore, linguam Germanicam, quae illi fuit paterna,\ninstar Latinae cupiens exornare Grammati-\ncis, arduum opus incepit, quod tamen multis implici-\ntus, & morte praeuentus non perfecit. Bubones mi-\nnutijs alligauit et varijs, & multis, quo maiorem\nBrabantia natum, siue Namurci Germania non ha-\nbuit. Singulis regni praefectis, singulos contulit arte\nBubones. Nortmanni ex Gothiae finibus egreßi, cum\nb 2","segment":6,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"23","number":23},{"label":"24","number":24},{"label":"25","number":25}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-7","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0007","latin":"10 PRAEFATIO AD\nolim crudeliter Galliam deuastarent, vocatis è Grae-\ncia bubonibus, tutum suis latibulum parauerunt ar-\ncanis, quod hodie paucis est notum.\nBeda noster in Anglia monachus, Nortmannorum\nfacti non ignarus, plura his similia veterum descrip-\nsit inuenta, quibus iter mysterijs lucidum fecerunt\nopacum. Ipse artrologiam primus memoriae posteri-\ntatis commendauit, & dactilogiam inuenit. Fue-\nrunt qui accidentijs visibilibus minuta discernerent,\nquorum prudentia nox vertebatur in diem, & sine\nbubonum ministerio lux splendebat in tenebris. De\nhis autem steganographiae nostrae quondam sollicita-\ntor illustris Comes Palatinus, Princeps Elector, docu-\nmenti à nobis manifestum suscepit experimentum.\nAlij verò minutiasdiuisione regulata multiplica-\ntes, barbarorum ad instar, naturae schemata subuer-\nterunt, in tenebris orchemata nascentium vmbra se-\ncretãtes, & vbi consilij requirebat arcanum, per dia-\npyramata cabalam subministrabant absentibus.\nMagnus in his labor est saq́ mentis exercita-\ntio longa, in qua nemo fit repentè peritus ad vsum.\nOmnia necessitas suffert. Fuerunt etiam quos har-\nmonia coelestis peregrinas docuit componere voces,\nquarum duplex fuit intelligentibus vsus, dum alter\nsensus suspendeat, alter in aethera mentem. Deus\nomnia potest. Conati sunt plures in vmbra fine lu-\nmine quaerere lucem, minime tamen potuerunt, quia\nsepultus iacet in cineribus ignis. Nonnulli exerciti-\nlaruarum\n\nMAXIMIL. I. CAESAREM.\nlaruarum pictores, ventum vnum in duos distinxe-\nrunt ad punctum, quorum alter misophos in tenebris\nlatitat semper, alter verò lucis amator philosophos\ntenebras odit, lucem diligit, arcanum bubone custo-\ndit. Rursus Beda fuerunt conteste nonnulli, quo-\nrum intentio progrediens ad latiora invisibilem ocu-\nlis ventum rebus colligabat visibilibus, & vegetabilia\nmulta, nec minus lapides atque fructa, quae vocibus\ncarent, lingua cogebat loqui humana. Quid inferam\nbruta, cùm arti obtemperent cuncta? Hoc arcanum\nomnibus inuentis hactenus iure pręfertur, perquod\nocculta mysterium robur assumet paruis,\n& margaritas nullatenus committere porcis. Ex ni-\nbilo nihil reportatur. Nota visibilium rerum multi-\nta, si prudenter illis coaptentur ista, mens hominis il-\nluminata cognosceter et intueretur miranda. Ve-\nrum de his plura tractare non est praesentis propositi,\nquae cùm sint maiora et grauiora, requirunt aliud o-\npus et tempus. Matthias Vngariae potentissimus Rex\ndurior adamante malleus crucis Christi victor pręlia\ngeßit, ingenio et arte miranda reperit plura, bubo-\nnes periphraßmatibus ornauit, sua tenuit mysteria,\nmultiplici varietate secreta, hostium verò consilia\ndestruxit industria manifesta. Sapientiam prętulit\nauro, propterea sapiente mens sana in corpore bene\n3.\nI\n\n22 PRAEFATIO AD morigerato, quae desiderio sublimioris intelligentiae fursum acta, cum per similitudinem binarij à terna- rio redierit in vnitatem, deinceps iam facile ad denarium consurget. Pythagoras Samius ille philosophus, discipulos monuit non esse quaternarij obliui- scendum, in quo prima numerandi perfectio comprehenditur. Sic etenim numeramus, Vnum, duo, tria, quatuor. Siste mentem, habes namque decem. Denarius enim perfectionis est caput. Quid sunt vndecim, nisi denarius &; vnitas? Quid viginti? Bis decem. Quid triginta? Terdecem. Centum habes, &; à quaternario minimè receßisti. Et quid sunt centum, nisi decies decem? Pro unda in his latent mysteria, &; paucis sunt manifesta. Amore breuitatis silentio plures praeterimus, qui naturam arte iuuantes, arcanis prudentiam adhibuerunt, &; quod nescientibus multis videbatur impoßibile, sagaci studio in vsum facilem produxerunt. Culta mens grãdia potest, &; qui adhaeret Deo, intelligentia fit mundo altior. Multa sunt mysteria regum, &; curis plena consilia, in quibus confidentia requiritur &; fides, quae rara nocet credenti, &; dubium etiam cum adest, saepius admittit. Operaecriculum idcirco fuerit Principes omnes philosophos esse, atque singulari praeditos sapientia, iustos, manusuetos, beneuolos, &; munificentia insignes, vt nec ab alijs facile queant supplantar. Sola prudentiae comes iustitia, principem efficite gloriosum. Ad memorati Principis &; domini Electoris","segment":7,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"26","number":26},{"label":"27","number":27},{"label":"28","number":28}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-8","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0008","latin":"MAXIMIL. I. CAESAREM.\n23\nPhilippi Comitis Palatini, Bauariaeq́; Ducis instan-\ntiam, ego Ioannes Trithemius, nunc Abbas Monaste-\nrij S.Iacobi apud Vvirciburg,tunc verò diui Martini,\nPraesulis in Spanheim, Moguntiae dioecesis, octo my-\nteriorum libros in Steganographia scribere coepi.Me\nautem in tertio iam libro eiusdem operis lucubratio-\nnem continuante,res breuiter,sipopo-\ntero, sum dicturus.Anno dominicae Natiuitatis mille-\nsimoque quadringentesimo nono,indictione\nRomanorum secũda: sciscitantiper epistolam Arnol-\ndo Bostio Carmelitae Gandauenfis oppidi, quid noui\nederem,quibusve studijs occuparer,altera Palmarũ\ndie per mercatores vt amico rescripfi, me habere sub\nincude nouum mirãdum Steganographiae opus, \nquidin singulis contineretur libris,per ordinem refe-\nraui.Verũ prius quàm epistolamea peruensset Gan-\ndauum,Bostius in diebus Paschalibus è vita migra-\nuit ad Christum.Cuius loci Prior literas accepit ape\nruit,legit,promissorumq́; nouitate (vtreor) attoni-\ntus,multis alijs rogantibus legendas rescribendas\ncommunicavit.Hinc est factum quòd ipfa epistola\nmea,breuitempoore,per totam penè Germaniam Galliam diuulgata,saepiufiq́; à pluribus rescripta,mul\ntos etiam doctißimos viros conuertit instuporem admirationem,vfq́; adeò vt quid cum veritate sentire deberent,de me haefitarent.Ex his fuêre nonnulli\nqui meas indicta epistolapollicitationes constanter aßeuerarent friuolas,impossibiles,atq́; mendaces,\nà me inanis gloriae causaimpudenter excogitatas.\nB4 4\n\n24 PRAEFATIO AD\nAlij verò dicebant: Magna et miranda pollicetur iste abbas Trithemius, quae si potest, non aliter quàm daemonum ministerio potest, cum naturae metas procul videantur excedere. Si verò non potest, quis eum dubitabit esse mendacem, & ab omnibus viris bonis et doctis merito refutandum? Sed absit procul vtrunq́; à me, quoniam naturalia promisi. Omnium verò incognita mea temerè iudicantium, maximè temerarius, & iniquißimus rerum aestimator tandem prorupit in medium, Carolus Bouillus, natione Picardus, qui cum superioribus Alsatiae peragratis, ad me gratia hospitij venisset in Spanheim per Treuiros rediturus in Galliam, qua poteram humanitate ipsum tractaui, & omnia hospitalitatis beneficia, quandiu mecum fuit, hilari vultu exhibui.\nCumq́;, vt fieri solet inter amicos maxime literarum studiosos, omnia mea gratißimo hospiti exhibuissem videnda, cum alijs se obtulit etiam memoratum opus Steganographiae, nec dum eo tempore cõsummatum. Vidit Bouillis, & obiter legit, mente aliunde occupatus se adinuentum mirari dixit, laudauit, neque intelligetur modo, curauit. Vnde cum non peteret intelligentiae clauem, nihil eorum, quae continebantur ipsa lucubratione nostra, meruit audire vel percipere. Reuersus post haec in Galliam, malum nobis pro bono reddidit, & Christianae foedus amicitiae turpiter violauit. Interrogatus enim per dominum Germanum de Ganay communem amicum, posteae Episcopum Aurelianensem, quid apud me reperisset, vidis-\n\nMAXIMIL. I. CAESAREM.\n25\nvidissetq́; in Spanheim, falsa pro veris, mendacia pro\nbeneficijs rescripsit, damnans et temerè iudicans ea,\nquae comprehendere intellectu minimè valebat. Nam\ncum doctrinae sibi palmam iniudiae et mendacio cre-\nderet fore conferendam, epistolam ad memoratum\nvirum doctißimum falsitate, mendacijs, iniurijs et contumelijs multis plenam rescripsit, in qua non in-\ntellectae Steganographiae mentionem faciens, me pra\nuis artibus deditum, magum et necromanticum fal-\nso, mendaciter, & nimis iniuriosè temeraria praesum\nptione proclamat. Cuius mendacißimis iniurijs et blasphemijs, Deo miserante, breui taliter sum respon\nfurus, quo intelligat omnis posteritas et me innocen-\ntem, & Bouillum impium, crudelem, & temerarium\nesse in hac parte mendacem. Constanter affirmo, ve-\nraciter dico, & confidenter in animam meam iuro,\ncum demonibus, prauis ac perniciosis, magicis vel\nnecromaticis artibus me nullum vnquam habuisse\ncommercium: sed omnia et singula, quae vel scripsi\nvel scripturum me sum pollicitus pura esse, sana, na-\nturalia, & Christianae fidei in nullo penitus aduersa.\nVnde non vereor mea promissa coram viris bonis et doctis, quando et quotiens opus fuerit, dare examini,\nquorum determinationi nullatenus intendo relucta-\nri. Quod hanc Bouillanae temeritatis historiam huic\npraefationi meae interposui, causa rationabilis fuit, vt\nintelligent omnes maturo factum consilio, quod ha-\nctenus manet in tenebris opus Steganographiae sepul-\ntum, non quod temeraria Bouilli iudicia metuam:\nA S","segment":8,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"29","number":29},{"label":"30","number":30}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-9","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0009","latin":"26 PRAEFATIO AD\nsed ne causam pluribus videar dare similibus de me\nsimilia suspicandi. Enimuerò quantum ad me atti-\nnet, mallem aemulos placare silentio, quàm lite-\nris irritare, vel scripturis ad infaniam prouocare. Sa-\ntius enim iudicaui, omnia mirabiliter inuenta perpe-\ntuo damnare silentio, quàm magica vel necromanti-\nae perniciosae superstitionis notam, falsa etiam ho-\nminum aestimatione incurrere. Lateat ergo Stegano-\ngraphia in tenebris, nec fiat Bouillanae societati men-\ndaci communis, quae de rebus iudicare consueuit in-\ncognitis, & deprauare famam boni viri sola libidine\nprauitatis. Veruntamen cohortantibus amicis, vt\ncum Bouillo intelligant aemuli nostri, quàm temera-\ntam et ementitam nobis iniuriam fecerit (manente\nfuis in terminis Steganographia) subiectum opus,\nquod Polygraphiam nuncupamus, per sex libros di-\nstinctum, in lucem edere consentimus. Legant qui vo\nlunt, & sine stomacho legant hoc volumen amici, cu-\nius cùm latentia mysteria intellexerint omnia, ipsi\nabsque inuidia sint iudices, naturalia sint an super-\nstitiosa. Scio enim et certus sum omnia esse synce-\nra, pura, naturalia, & ab omni studio superstitionis\nmalae remota.\nQuotiens autem sermo procedit obscurior, ea fit\nratione, ne gladio defensionis vesanus abuteretur ad\ninteritum, quem animo et mente sanus ad sui de-\nfert munimentum. Nihil tamen propterea in eo con-\ntinetur mali, cùm bonis etiam rebus in malum abu-\ntantur peruersi. Quisquis autem hanc editionem no-\nstram\n\nMAXIMIL. I. CAESAREM.\nstram condemnare praesumpserit, ipse sibi conscius est et amp; testis, quod eam nunquam veraciter intellexit.\nCelantur sub aenigmatibus mysteria ne bacuceis fiãt\nbubonum arcana quomolibet manifesta Si quem\nhaec scire delectat, remota procul inuidia Lector ac-\ncedat.\nSum enim Christianus, sum Presbyter, sub norma\ndiui patris Benedicti et amp; Monachus, Christum diligo,\n&amp; qua possum sinceritate mentis deuotus semper\nadoro, nulla mihi sunt, nulla fuerunt, &amp; protectore\nDEO nulla erunt cum demonibus commercia, nulla\nin magicis, necromanticis, seu profanis artibus stu-\ndia,nullae occupationes,nulla documenta. Qui de me\naliter sentit, male sentiam facit, &amp; apertum\nBouilli mendacium defendit. Sed iam nunc ista mis-\nsa faciamus, &amp; quid in vnoquoq Polygraphiae\nnostrae libro contineatur, per ordinem\nenarremus.\nPINAX\n\n28\nPINAX SIVE IN-\nDEX EORVM QVAE\nIN PRIMO LIBRO\ntractantur.\nIN primo huius Polygraphiae nostrae libro dictiones\nLatini sermonis, quotquot cernuntur, per ordi-\nnem ternarij nostri locantes distribuimus: quarum v-\nsu et amp; ministerio cuncti per orbem principes in qui-\nbuslibet arcanis tutum reperient obsequium, quod si-\nne periculo mysterij, sine nota, &amp; fine suspicione ba-\ncuceorum, perpetuò manebit occultum. Bubonibus\nconstat his iter tutum, &amp; nulla vnquam indagatio-\nne cuiusquam violandum. Duobus tantum scientia\nrei latentis conceditur, si binarius scite ad monadem\nreuocetur. Ignorantia est mater erroris, &amp; qui bo-\nnum discere contemnit, quod nescit, amat cecita-\ntem. Sunt autem ipsa periphrasmata in modum por-\nrecta vel monentis, vel supplicantis, quae ad omnem\nhuius mundi visibilem possunt materiam variari.\nSingulis enim sunt apta mysterijs, &amp; Graecorum non\nsecus ac nostris pręponuntur arcanis, cum ea intelle-\nxeris quae vides, non temerè contemnas latentia quae\nnon vides. Accidentia cernis, substantia manet inui-\nsibilis. Vnde maiora latent, minora intuitibus pa-\ntent. Quod cùm ratione sit factum, nemo vir bonus\nin malum recipiat, cum omnibus idoneus ex his ad\naltiora posset, modo velit, proficere. Mihi autem hac\nvice","segment":9,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"31","number":31},{"label":"32","number":32},{"label":"33","number":33},{"label":"34","number":34}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-10","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0010","latin":"PINAX LIBRI I.\nvice non placuit altiora in lucem profundere, cum\nimportunum tempus videatur obuiare. Latini alpha-\nbeti literas per ordinem singulis dictionibus ea consi-\nderatione praeposui, quatenus &; operator modum ha\nbeat in proposito facilem, &; reciprocus in relatione\nà labore nimio releuetur. Paraphrasmata, quae oppo-\nsita sunt extra rectum ordinem linearum, non va-\ncant à mysterio artis, quoniam lucifluis deseruiunt\npropositionibus ad perfectionis necessariae consum-\nmationem,non opacis. Propterea quoque assumun-\ntur in illis,negliguntur in istis. Ipsa enim certa sunt\nmedia, quibus tollitur omnis suspicio aduersantis.\nOmnia ratione sunt posita, vt nec vna quidem pro-\npositio introducatur otiosa. Quanto exempli gratia,\nSol ab aequinoctiali circulo plus progreditur, tanto\nhabitantibus in illis regionibus dies prolongantur.\nPropterea vt vnitas ordine recto progrediatur me-\ndiante ternario in binarium, paradigma quod tra-\ndimus, est diligentius obseruandum. Et primo qui-\ndem intentionis sua operator intelligens considera-\nzione praehabita, quid ternario per binarium fit con-\ncessurus animaduertat, diem cum nocte per minuta\ndiuidat, ventorumq́; minutias, non aliena sed pro-\npria phraseos suppositione distinguat. In quolibet\nnegotio mystico diligenter caueat, ne constitutum ar\ntis peruertat ordinem, nec paraphrasmatum alte-\nrum supponat pro altero, nec vni concedat alteri de-\nbitum, alioquin vnitas binarium non admittit, eritq́;\nconfusa &; inutilis operatio tota. Non sit nimia pro-\nlixitate\n\n30 PINAX\nlixitate nox vaga, non progrediens instabit vltra con-\nfitutos arte sibi terminos, non aquam curiositas per-\nmutet in niuem, nec dormiat in die qui noctem vigi-\nlat. Mens ingenio sollicita, vtatur &; arte, ne manus\ncommittat sua leuitate errorem, qui modicus et par-\nuus in monade, multus semper &; maximus in bina-\nrio consueuit apparere. Vnum de quolibet ordine pa-\nraphrasma, in ministerium arcani duntaxat admit-\ntitur, cui seruitoris exemplo, quotiens luminis parti-\ncula dei expostulauerit, phrasis vna similiter subhae-\nrens, non plures assumuntur. Haec animo sunt com-\nmendanda vigilanti, cauendumq́;, ne ventus anime-\ntur. Norma post haec praescribitur accedenti artis ad\npracticam, vt vnam hominis personam ex duabus con-\nstantem naturis, anima scilicet visibilia superante,\ncarne visibili manente, quantum praeualet, arte\nmystica imitetur. Nam sicuti anima non videtur, li-\ntet in corpore fit constituta visibili, ita mentis arca-\nnum vt secretum maneat, &; operetur nihilominus\nad placitum, luminis ductum requirit, perdurans in\nsuo ergasterio tenebrarum. Quotiens ergo ministrat\nanimae corpus, domino seruus, rationi voluntas, fac\nseruetur in suo vigore naturali principalis in lumine\nparaphrasmatic potentiae virtus. Hoc enim documen-\nto Peripateticorum primus ritè ad secundum &; mo-\nnas intrabit binarium. Consequenter item mone-\nmus volentem, vt quotiens à vento mouetur folium,\nvt riusq́;, proprietatem naturae discernat, ipsamq́;, no-\nctem dei per gradus &; minuta comparet, ac lucite-\nnebras\n\nLIBRI.\nnebras conformet. Quod si Phoebus nocti, aut nox\npraeiudicauerit soli, per quod eclipseos confusio na-\nsceretur, aut vnitas resumat binarium, quem dimisit\nin lumine, aut vmbra noctis ad primam reducatur li-\nneam solis. Memoria tene fixum, quicquid est vspiam\nin numero, pondere, & mensura productum. Cum er-\ngo memoratae difficultatis nodum incideris, minutias\nnumera noctis, paraphrasmata quoque nota diurni\nluminis, & sic alterum ex distempera, vt se-\nquatur actioni proportio necessaria. Caue ne duran-\nte Solis eclipsi, necessarium intermittas laborem.\nNon minus attende, vt priscorum sis memor paren-\ntum, Thuysconis, qui nepos Nohe, pater est Theuto-\nnum, & Marcomeri, qui primus de Scythia finibus in\nGermaniam ad ostia Rheni populum adduxisse legi-\ntur Francorum. Sunt enim Franci fratres Graeco-\nrum, & intermixti Germanis, linguas ex vna duas o-\nlim efficientes. Vnde iuxta oraculum g.g. susci-\npiunt, qui g.vnum amiserunt. Nouißimè studiosus\nPolygraphiae moneris inquisitor, vt posteaquàm cu-\npidus harum inuentionum verum operandi modum\nconsecutus fueris, cuncta prouidè custodias, nec ea\npaßim in omnium maximè spurcorum hominum no\ntitiam profundas. Quam ob causam non interroges,\ncum scias nihil in mundo esse tam bonum et san-\nctum, quo reprobi non saepius abutantur\nEO.\n31","segment":10,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"35","number":35},{"label":"36","number":36},{"label":"37","number":37}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-11","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0011","latin":"32\nEORVM QVAe IN\nSECVNDO POLYGRA-\nPHIAE LIBRO TRACTAN-\ntur, indicium.\nIN secundo Polygraphiae libro, nihil à primo noui\ncomponitur, in quo folius diei paraphrasmata va-\nriantur. Propterea quicquid obseruandum in illo di-\nximus, etiam in isto custodiendum fore admonemus.\nSunt enim vtriusque libri symbola in eundem &; ordi-\nnem sub lucis tramite composita, &; paraphrasma-\ntum significatione tantum neceßario permutata. In\nvtroque pro capacitate ingenij humani progreßiones\nfieri possunt multiplices, cum per metathesin varian\ntur dictiones. Mutantur etiam ad placitum ferono-\nmata, si quando conuertantur ad gradus integros\nminuta. Quo facto consurget in arte mirabile opus\nper omnia, &; stabit imagine productus in lumine\nmundus, &; non erit in operante bacuceorum pauor\nvllus. Faciem rebus his potuissem induxisse pulchrio-\nrem, si aut spe aliqua lucri, aut propriae vtilitatis v-\nsu, vt ea scriberem inductus acceßissem. Sed cum ni-\nhil horum me induxerit ad scribendum, satis vide-\nbatur cupientibus occasionem dedisse, atque mate-\nriam nostris inuentis politiora superadde-\nre, &; artem arte venu-\nstare.\nEO\n\n33\nEORVM QVAe IN\nTERTIO POLYGRA-\nPHIAE LIBRO CONTINEN-\ntur, indicium.\nIN tertio Polygraphiae libro fines praescriptae natio-\nnis nostrae consilio rationis transgreßi, ad peregri-\nna ducimur, &amp; in medio Francorum essentialiter\nconstituti per imagines et amp; similitudines barbarorum\nlongius euagamur. Quatuor enim ferè millibus my-\nthologicis arte phrasmatibus in ordinem collocatis,\nviam vnitati artificiali nimis facilem ostendimus,\nper quam symbolicas notiones binario suo commu-\nnicabit omni tempore securus. Durior hic est vnita-\nte binarius, &amp; nisi philologus noster prudentia fit a-\nculatus, monadi binarium reddet contrarium. Nam\nsolus ternarius, qui ab vnitate binarioq́; procedit,tan\nquam palidromus in se connectit vtrumque. Quod si\nrationis necessariae vtilitas vltras propositae rei metas\nextenditur, totiens paraphrasmata per minutias à\ndiei principio numerẽtur, donec minuta constituant\ngraedum in quo nox aequatur diei. Facies imaginis\nhuius perpetuum nouit silentium, nec fraudes me-\ntuit bacuceorum. Quanta volueris copia\nextenditur,&amp; sine numero\nvariatur.\n6\n\n34\nINDICVLVS SIVE\nPINACION EORVM\nQVAE TRACTANTVR\nin libro quarto.\nIN quarto Polygraphiae librum confidimus\nbinario, quem remotis obstaculis cunctis, sine la-\nbore difficultatis, primo intuitu reduximus ad vni-\ntatem. Vnde circulo isthic vtimur in magnis, lineae\nseu puncto in minimis. Nec refert si diem nox supe-\nret, aut si lux tenebris non concordet, quia circulus\nfinem non recipit, &amp; vacuum plenitudo non admit-\ntit. Sunt enim contraria, &amp; quotiens succedunt, al-\nterum ab altero corrumpitur. Singulare mysterium\nbinario conducens in hoc quarto Polygraphiae libro\ntraditur, dum aerius ipse compositor ventus\nnunquam in alio quàm binario designatur. Verum\nin ea parte bubonum leuitas nobis est in arduis\nsuspecta semper. Huius rei constructio pa-\nraphrasmata facit atomis\ninfinitis.\nEO-\n\n35\nEORVM QVAe IN\nLIBRO QVINTO TRA-\nCTANTVR INDEX SIVE\nPinacion.\nIN quinto Polygraphiae libro Latinorum literas,\nquibus et amp; nos Germani vtimur, per ordinem ta-\nbulis inscripsimus duabus, quarum altera dicitur re-\ncta, altera verò nuncupatur auersa. His orchemata\nsuppofuimus ventosa, vt quod in alienis cum laborè\nquaerimus, in proprijs ab sque difficultate videamus.\nNam praeter illa, quae in manifesto à nobis fun posi-\nta, etiam adhuc plura latent in interioribus arcana,\nper quorum intelligentiam iter operanti ad maiorâ\npanditur, quae tamen omnibus minimè proponuntur.\nSubiecimus et amp; numeris grammata, quibus ad no-\nftram voluntatem occulta fiant manifefta. Vnde\nper huius libri scitam operationem cuncta nuncia\nsecurè traduntur cabalisticis, licet myfteria non va-\ncent à fuspicione bacuceorum. Omnis enim forma\nsignorum metathesis fuspcionem generat intuenti,\nquamuis nullum bubonibus inferat nocumentum.\nTu autem, qui huius opera intellectum confecutus\nfueris, omnem literarum metathefin apud\nnostrates, &amp; Latinos facilè\npenetrabis.\n\n62 INDI","segment":11,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"38","number":38},{"label":"39","number":39},{"label":"40","number":40},{"label":"41","number":41}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-12","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0012","latin":"36\nINDCVLVS SIVE\nPINACION EORVM\nQVAE IN SEXTO LIBRO\ncontinentur.\nIN sexto, qui Polygraphiae nostrae liber est vltimus,\nintroducta narratione mentali, omnium ferè prae-\ncedentium signorum et graduum minutias per ordi-\nnem expreßimus, & cum arithmeticis distributioni-\nbus grammatum officia in ministerium operationis\ncabalisticae contraximus. Aliud hîc latet in cortice,\n& aliud reperitur in communi signum operatio-\nne. Nam sicuti spiritus in sanguine corpus humanum\nviuificat, ita vigor latens in arte operationem com-\nmendat. Propterea cuicunque huius inuenti cogni-\ntio est necessaria, oculos intellectus aperiat, vt, quae sit\noperationis cuiuslibet proprietas, comprehendat. Sic\nenim cupimus bonis viris omnia esse peruia, vt si fie-\nri posset, nunquam tamen reprobis fierent manife-\nsta. Causa nos compulit numeris aptare literas La-\ntinorum, ne si nimis essemus obscuri, mentis nostrae in-\ntentio patesceret nulli. Quae tamen nouitas, vt sine\nrationabili causa non fieret publica, sub incognitis\nnumerandi signis et notis mysticè fuerat occultan-\nda. Semper enim venti nocturnales diurnis sunt for-\ntiores, & sicuti nox diem intercipit, sic lu-\nmen tenebras exhorrescit. Quod natura negat, nemo\nfoeliciter audet. Rogamus Lectorem, ne hoc laborio-\nsum\n\nLIB. VI.\n37\nsum opus nostrum contemnat priusquam intelligat,\nsed iudex sine temeritate vt esse queat,corticem pru-\ndenter amoueat, quatenus ad nucleum latent em per-\nueniat. Bonum et naturale est opus,quod ad bonum\nconuerti potest vsum vel malum, prout vniuscuiusqꝫ\nmouetur desiderium voluntatis.\nBonum instrumentum est gladius,ad vsum quo-\nque bonum conuertitur, quotiens pro defensione si-\nne iniuriae proximi portatur.Quod si ad laesionem cu-\niuscunque iniuriosè extenditur per abusum res bo-\nna in malum relaxatur.Vt ergo boni habeant qua\nsuis negotijs prudenter consulant,a nobis Polygra-\nphia scribitur,& ne prauiis delinquendi praestetur\noccasio,nucleus in cortice sub aenigmatibus varijs oc-\ncultatur.Qui bonus est,non abutitur bono in ma-\nlum,magis autem si potest,malum conuer-\ntit in bonum.\nQVAe SINT HVIVS\nOPERIS NOSTRI PO-\nLYGRAPHIAE CAVSAE,\nsimul et vtilitates.\nLAborem verò praesentis operis,& rarum,& ar-\nduum non alia ratione assumpsimus,quàm vt\nindigentium vtilitati prouideremus. Indigentium\ndico,non cibo,sed opitulamine mystico-\nrum sine periculo conseruatione.Operaeprecium er-\n\n38 CAVSAE ET VTI-\ngo fore iudicamus, si vtilitates &; commoda, quae\nprouenire possunt vtentibus his nostris adinuentis,\nbreuiter annotemus. Enimuero cum nostra in re-\nbus familiaribus nulla sint negotia, vt hisce doctri-\nnis ad occultationem secretorum indigeamus, illiū\nprofecto laborauimus, quorum fuerat imperio defe-\nrendum. Prima vtilitas est, quòd consummata hu-\nius operũ intelligentia modum dat faci-\nlem, quo mentis tuae arcanum tutò, secretè, ac sine a-\nliqua suspicione quorumcunque intuentium notum\nfacies artũ industriã quàm latißimẽ fue-\nrit opus ad quamlibet locorum distantiam sermone\nregulatam. Quod latet in his, Steganographiae opus\neruit, quae nec literas, nec nuncium requirit, arcana\nquae ferat sciente. Secus fieret in rebus lucem ad-\nmittentibus, more nostrorum omnium communi.\nRem aliter quàm est nec capias. Secunda vtilitas est,\nquòd ministerio huius operis in parui temporis spa-\ncio, hominem Latini sermonis ignarum, modo lite-\nras tantum legere ac scribere nouerit sub lingua ma-\nterna, docebis sub Latina vt volueris, ornatè vel con-\ncinnè scribere, omniaq́; voluntatis suae arcanā my-\nsteria celare, abscondere, artemq́; scienti quàm pla-\ncuerit latißimè nunciare tuto, secretè &; absque su-\nspicione. Iterum praemoneo, ne aliter nos intelligas\npollicitos quam pollicemur. Tertia verò vtilitas,\nquod Romani sermonis imperitum, non solum in pau-\ncis docebũ horis quod pollicemur, scribere, ac legere,\nsed","segment":12,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"42","number":42},{"label":"43","number":43},{"label":"44","number":44}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-13","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0013","latin":"LITATIS OPERIS.\nsed etiam intelligere, si prudenter munus officij ad-\nbibueris, quod non sine rationabili causa nos duxi-\nmus reseruandum. Scribet enim artis nouae disci-\npulus quam non nouerat linguam, & Latinum ser-\nmonem sub institutione regulata compositum, in-\ntelliget, interpretabiturq́; si iusseris ipse de verbo\nsufficienter ad verbum. Denique ad omnes mundi\nres atque negotia, hęc institutio potest ampliari.\nQuemadmodum ista fieri poterint, si quis ex me sci-\nre voluerit, imprimis talem se praestare meminerit,\nvt accipere mereatur. Non enim omnia debentur\nomnibus, sed alter alteri est praeferendus. Quarta v-\ntilitas est, quod per ampliationem similitudinis rei\nacceptae, omnia ista in quamlibet possunt linguam\nextendi, reducto instituente binario ad vnitatem.\nQuod tamen haud paßim quilibet hominum potest,\nsed ille tantum, quem, Deo praeueniente sua gratia\nspeciali, ars et natura dignificarunt. Quinta vti-\nlitas, quod imitatione similitudinis, communicare\npossumus artem inuentionis nostrae scienti, quaecun-\nque mentis nostrae arcana, quantumcunque volue-\nris abundè, multipliciter, & latißimè, varijs modis,\nqui ab alio nullo sciri poterunt, vel notari. Da-\ntur isthic multiplex sine voce locutio, per quam tu-\nto, securè, latißimè, omni suspicione remota, men-\ntis nostrae conceptiones vniuersas, quantumlibet ar-\nduas, sciẽtibus aertem plenissimè indicare poterimus.\nEt hęc inuentio miranda progreßiones habet innu-\n\n40 CAVSAE ET VTI-\nmerabiles, omniumq́; mysteriorum capaces. Sexta\nvtilitas est, quod per intelligentiã huius operis quam-\nlibet metathesin siue transpositionem literarum re-\ngulatam inuenire poteris, easq́; nihilominus sic for-\nmare, quod solis noscentibus artem, & alteri peni-\ntus nulli subseruiant in mundo. Et magna vis est me-\ntatheseos formae, simul et operationis, quae et plures\nhabet modos, & multipliciter variatur. Septima v-\ntilitas est, quodper intelligentiam huius voluminis\nmaxima datur facultas cupientibus ad ampliandam\nsine labore memoriam, quoties minutiarum semina\ndebitis gradibus collocantur. Omnia propter causam\nbonitatis latent arcanis verborum atque figurarum\ninuoluta, quae si quis intelligere plenius optauerit,re-\nuocet in mentem, quoniam labor improbus omniae\nvincit. Mihi etenim satis fuerit artis inuenisse prin-\ncipia, modumq́; tradidisse scribendi symbolicè ru-\ndem, & ex proposito informem. Nam vt cultiora no-\nstra formarentur inuenta, nec tempus erat, nec ra-\ntio, ne mel nauseantibus vomitum, aut veritas o-\ndium pareret indignantibus. Omne tempus suis ap-\npreciandum est meritis, & porci non sunt vnionibus\nexornandi, nec preciosis onustandi margaris. Im-\nportuna sunt omnia, quae moribus et temporibꝰ non\nconcordant mortalium, quibus ingeruntur. Multae\nfuerunt ingenia hominum nobilißima temporibus\nalienis, & plura inueniuntur noua quotidie ferme\ntemporibus non proprijs. Quid egregio versificatori\nBartolo\n\nLITATES OPERIS.\n41\nBartolo sub Innocencio Papa octauo conduxit nau-\nticae artis miranda inuentio, quam in quodam libel-\nlo venalem ducatis centum millibus pollicetur, cum\nnec ipse Pontifex summus, nec Ianuen-\nses quibus rem suam proposuit emendam, pro modi-\nco saltem cum illo dignarentur conuenire? Mensi-\nbus enim triginta nauem arte sua in medio maris pos-\nse seruare illae sam, resarcire fractam, atque proiecta\nquaeque in profundum, sine periculo reuocare, pro-\nmisit.Sed nemo curauit. Nec me fugit multos cum\nNasone ingenio perijsse suo. Satius est igitur scien-\ntiae ponere modum, quàm sine fructu se odio &; de-\ntractioni exponere multorum, quibus familiarius\nest scientiam quamlibet contemnere,\nquàm didicisse.\nFINIS PRAEFATIO-\nNIS SEPTIMA DIE APRILIS,\nAnno dominicae Natiuitatis\nM. D. VIII.\nC S CLA-\n\n42\nCLAVIS PO-\nLYGRAPHIE IO-\nANNIS TRITHEMII\nABBATIS DIVI IACOBI HER.\nbipolensis, quondam Spanheimensis\nordinis S.Benedicti, obseruan-\ntiae Brusfeldensium\nPatrum.\nIN EXPLANATIO-\nNEM TOTIVS OPERIS\nPolygraphiae Ioannis Trithemij\nAbbatis Paeapolitani,\nPraefatio.\nNEMO, qui legerit ista, vt con-\nfido, me aut superbum iudicabit\naut superfluum, propterea quòd\nPolygraphiam nuper à me com-\nposita, egomet ipse fuerim com-\nmentatus, maximè si ad amus-\nsim pensiculare potuerit, qua\nnos causa induxerit, vt obscurè loqueremur. Quic-\nquid enim nocere potest vulgatum, mystico fuerat\nsermone rationabiliter occultandum. Materia verò,\nquam in Polygraphia tractamus, ad Reipublicae com-\nmodum","segment":13,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"45","number":45},{"label":"46","number":46},{"label":"47","number":47},{"label":"48","number":48}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-14","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0014","latin":"modum inter viros bonos multum est bona, vtilis &;\nbonesta, quam idcirco rationabili causa per suasi con-\nscripsimus, vt eius ministerio bonos homines in suis ar-\ncanis alterutris nunciandis securos à prauo-\nrum investigatione redderemus. Verùm ne prauis at-\nque peruersis, qui bonis etiam frequentius abutun-\ntur inuentis, occasio praeberetur decipiendi simpli-\nciores, minusq́; autos in ea scribendi mysticos tradimus siue occultos,\nlatentemq́; in medulla veritatem tegumentis qui-\nbusdam operuimus figurarum. Licet minimè dubi-\ntemus virum quemlibet industrium, istarumq́; re-\nrum desiderio cupidum, facilè capturum omnia, si\nvel modicam in perscrutando adhibuerit continua-\ntionem. Neque enim tam ardua, neque tantis sunt\nmysterijs inuoluta, quae tradidi, vt à viro studioso pe-\nnitus nequeant penetrari. Sic enim vbique tempe-\nrauimus dictionum nostrarum enigmata, quo do-\nctis studiosisq́; viris de facili sint peruia, pigris te-\nnebrionibus nihilominus permaneant inaccessa. Ve-\nrum posteaquam ipsum Polygraphiae opus serenißi-\nmo inuiƈtißimoq́; Romanorum Caesari Maximilia-\nno, Imperatori orbis semper Augusto dicatum osser-\nre complacuit, operaeprecium fore arbitratus sum,\nsi breuibus paucis illud interpretamentis luci-\ndum facerem patulum, ne sacrae Maiestatis ani-\nmus, qui multis quotidie negotijs, curis distendi-\ntur, opacitate mysteriorum, ab eius intelligentia\nretrahatur. Etenim nisi me fallat opinio, erit sua\nmaie-\n\n44 EXPOSITIO maiestati opus tanto gratius et vtilius, quanto et brevius fuerit et clarius. In primis igitur senten- tiam propositi nostri, quae sub diuerfis in Prologo con- tinetur aenigmatibus inuoluta, Domino largiente, breuiter explicabimus: deinde per singulos Polygra- phiae libros, operandiꝙ́, modos, regulas, & differentias, iuxta ordinem quae restant necessaria, succinctim pro viribus ingenij expandemus. Quae o- mnia, vt citius cupientibus scire fiant peruia, seria tim ostendemus per exempla, erimuꝙ́, breuioe res, quo fieri causa permittit et ratio. CLAVIS EXPLANATIONIS POLYGRAPHIE IOAN NIS TRITHEMII AB baris Paeapolitani. Expositio in Prologum. CMNIS intentio nostra in toto Po lygraphie opere circa eam versatur sententiam, qua modos traderemus certos occultè scribendi, per quos Re ges et Principes, nobiles et ignobiles, sacer\n\nIN PROLOGVM.\n45\nsacerdotes et laici, docti simul indocti, tu-\nto, fine vlla suspicione latentis arcani, sibi mutuo,\nquibuslibet amicis, etiam longè ab inuicem di-\nstantibus, ministerio literarum quicquid quo-\ntiens opus fuerit, mentium suarum queant nuncia-\nre conceptum. Quod ne vel primi vel soli praesum-\npsisse videamur, praemonemus lectorem plures olim\nveterum, maximè tyrannos, Principes Reges simi-\nli consideratione motos, familiares sibi ac varios ex-\ncogitauisse modos canones scribendi, quibus id,\nquod vniuersaliter ipsi tentauerunt.E quorum nu-\nmero primum introduximus exempli causa propo-\nsiti Caesarem Augustum, cuius occultum scribendi\nmodum sic accipe manifestum.Spiramina vocis con-\nceptae ex lucidis mutauit in opaca, quorum barba-\nriem vocis renitentem, pulchra quadam adinuen-\ntionemetatheseos orchemate,conuenientemadnu-\ntumeffecit.Hoc est,MagnusCaesarAugustus,quo\nsecretè actuto scriberet quod voluit, alphabeti lite-\nras varia transpositionemutauit, itavtponeretB.\nproA.C. sic consequenterdesingulis.Et quoscri-\nptura magistortuosamaneret secretior, pro suo ar-\nbitrio literastranspositimetalatum longumad\nquamlibetordinũ,numeri locidistantiam.My-\nsterium.Etiste receptiuus ordouquasiperpetuus\nthelemati temporisq́;rationiquauisubiectus,nun\ncios ab incursione bacuceorum inviatos conser-\nuet,\n\n46 EXPOSITIO\n\nuet, metas tamen habens regulatas, omnes sibi","segment":14,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"49","number":49},{"label":"50","number":50},{"label":"51","number":51}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-15","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0015","latin":"occurrentes de suspicione rei latentis facit sollicitos. Explanatio. Licet nemo queat mysterium arcanum latens, sub transpositione literarum facilè ad intellectum comprehendere, facit tamen eos haec scriptura in quorum peruenerit manus de latibulo rei introclusa suꝑiciosos. Mysterium. Archimedes ille Syracusius mathematicum facile princeps, albam suam conuenientem institutis volucrem nudam per caput et amp; pedes, &amp;c. Explanatio. Archimedes duos bacillos vnius longitudinis et amp; spißitudinis dolari fecit in rotundum vel quadrum alterum sibi retinuit, alterum absenti amico suo consignauit. Et quotiens alteri scribere aliquid secretius voluit, albam volucrem, id est, papyri schedulam latitudinis paruae, sed longitudinis bacilli duplicati, ligno circumvolvens cum cera inferius et amp;superius colligauit. Scripsit postea in schedulam à lateribus continenter sibi ad congeriem artificiosè 33coniunctam quicquid voluit, deinde schedulam a baculo relaxauit, apparuitque mox inter literas tanta distantia, vt nec vna quidem dictio cobaereret. Vertebat similiter scripsit. Nec erat quisquam huius industriae nescius qui potuisset investigare secretum. At ille qui alterum habebat bacillum, schedulamcum accepisset, affixit, &amp; in ordinem litteras priorem reuocauit. Mysterium. Marcus Tull. Cicerofa\n\nIN PROLOGV.\n47\nro facundus Romanorum orator, ingenio vsus et ar-\nte, phraseos minutias commutauit in signa, & reli-\nqua. Explanatio. Librum scripsit notarum ad fi-\nlium, quem beatus martyr Cyprianus postea Chri-\nstianorum vsui ampliauit, in modum scilicet dictio-\nnarÿ, vbi secundum ordinem primo cha-\nracteres designatae, postea dictiones per eosdem cha-\nracteres designatur praepositam. His notis siue characte-\nribus psalterium Latinum integrum, & pulchre de-\nscriptum olim vidimus in bibliotheca maioris Ec-\nclesiae Argentinensis, cui nescio quis rerumiudex i-\ngnarus, titulum forinsecus praeposuerat talem: Psal-\nterium in Armenica lingua. Sed errauit, cum sic po-\ntiùs fuerit scribendum: Psalterium Latinum chara-\ncteribus Tulliani conscriptum. Nam quilibet cha-\nracter vnam dictionem repraesentat Lati-\nnam. Nec me fallit aestimatio, cum dictionarium i-\npsum Ciceronis à S. Cypriano emendatum penes me\nin antiquo volumine scriptum integrum habeam et incorruptum, quem nusquam vidi alibi. Tantae verò\nest copia notarum siue characterum cum dictionibus\nsibi subiectis, quod omnino sufficiunt ad scribenda\nLatino sermone quaecunque volueris. Mysterium.\nPharamundus quadragesimus tertius à Marcomero\nFrancorum Rege, cum anno dominica Natiuitatis\nquadringentesimo vigesimo quarto fines Gallorum\npotenter intraret, & reliqua. Explanatio. Fran-\ncorn̄","segment":15,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"52","number":52},{"label":"53","number":53},{"label":"54","number":54}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-16","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0016","latin":"48 EXPOSITIO\ncorum reges ex eo tempore, quo fines Scythicos ano ante Christi Natiuitatem CCCCXXX. cum gente sua egreßi ad ostia Rheni, vbi nunc est Gelria, consederunt, per annos fere nongentos cum Gallis continuè bellum gesserunt, eosq́; tandem sibi violenter fecêre subiectos, quemadmodum in primo annualium nostrorum volumine scripsimus. Ex his Faramundus Rex memoratus, vt securè nuncios destinaret, quas nemo sine ipsius voluntaria institutione cogitauit, nec paucis, sed multis alphabetis nouis vtebatur. Mysterium. Clodius Crinitus Faramundi filius, & post eum rex Francorum, qui sibi Galliam totam subiu-gauit, Romanis extinctis, quos reperit in ea, paternis adinuentis vtebatur in scriptis arcanis. Explanatio. Rex iste propria et noua confinxit alphabeta, & singulis ducibus suis singula tradidit, omniumq́; penes se notitiã solus ipse retinuit. Mysterium Carolus nomine Magnus, sexagesimus tertius Francorum rex, qui primus ex Francis diadema imperij portauit, & reliqua. Explanatio. Iste Pipini regis maior natu filius, Brabantae dux in comitatũ Namurcen-si, Leodiensibus contermino natus legitur, licet q̃dam in vico Ingelenheim haud procul à Maguntia naturum asserant, varios etiam modos inuenit scri-bendi, & Nannone Grammatico ministrante suffragium, alphabeta excogitauit diuersa, quib. praefectis regni\n\nIN PROLOGVM.\n49 regni singulis singulari modo communicauit arca-\nna.Mysterium. Nortmanni ex Gothia finibus olim\negreßi,cum Galliam crudeli peruasione deuastarent,\nvocatis è Graecia bubonibus, tutum suis latibulum\nparauerunt arcans, & reliqua. Explanatio. Nort-\nmanni Galliam peruagantes, Beda monacho in An-\nglia testante, vt sua inter se arcana scriberent tutò,\npro literis Latinis Graecas supposuerunt numerales,\nab A primo vsque ad quartum atque vicesimum pun\nctum tale w siue gu, iuxta consuetudinem Gallo-\nrum. Hic autem scribendi modus est omnino pul-\ncherrimus, in quo literae omnes sunt Graecae, & iuxta\nordinem numerandi Pelasgum nostras designant Lae-\ntinas, vt A,j. B,iij. D,iiij. E,v.vj. G,vij. & i-\nta consequenter vsque ad w, quod est 24. Hanc\nscripturam nec Graecus intelliget, nec Latinus, nisi\nprius didicerit modum industriae et artem. Mys-\nte-\nrium. Beda noster in Anglia monachus, Nortman-\nnorum facti non ignarus, veterum plura his similia\ndescripsit inuenta, quibus iter mysterijs lucidum fe-\ncerunt opacum. Ipse artrologiam et reliqua. Expla-\nnatio. Bedanus iste monachus in libello suo de inuen-\ntis antiquorum multos et varios occultè scribendi\nnotandique modos recensuit, quibus arcana sua tuto\nnunciabant amicis, ac sine voce loquebantur praesen-\ntibus. Artrologiam et dactylogiam primus omnium\nliteris commendauit, quarum vsu alter pandit alte-\nri securißimè quicquid secreti quod aßiden-\n\n50 EXPLANATIO tium nemo notabit alius, ac multò minus intelliget.\nMultis hoc ipsum &; alijs modis fieri posse Bedanus\nipse docuit, de quibus cum nihil in Polygraphia scri-\npserimus, loqui etiam plura istic merito recusa-\nmus Locum his ipsis rebus arduis proprium in Ste-\nganographia dudum consignauimus, quam edere in\npublicum nec dum cogitamus. Et quis veterum oc-\ncultè scribendi modos exprimeret omnes? Alij e-\nnim familiares in ministerio artis praepositae bubo-\nnes habebant Philophotos, alij Misophotos, alij v-\ntrosque in practicam vocarunt ex arte. Rursus, a-\nlij cognitas transposuiêre literas alphabeti commu-\nnis, alij barbarorum sub schemate proprios chara-\ncteres sibi confinxerunt. Rursus item alij ministe-\nrio literarum vt ebantur visibilium, scribentes cum\nminio vel encausto communi, alij verò characteres\narbtrio suo inuisibiles ad nutum formauerunt. Mo-\ndi verò characterum visibilium pro scriptura occul-\nta nimis sunt multi, ac penitus innumerabiles, quo-\nrum mentionem facere omnium nec voluntatis est\nnostrae, nec virtutis. Inuisibilium autem tria sunt\ngenera inter mortales hodiè magis visitata. Primum\nnuncupatur Dormaticum, quod fit indorso nuncio-\nrum scriptura quaedam artificialis per loturam cu-\niusdam humoris duntaxat visibilis, quam penetra-\nre nemo sufficit qui artis nescierit arcanum. Secun-\ndum verò Hyphasmaticum dicitur quo rebus certis\nin panno scribitur, quod exiccatum videri potest\nminimè,","segment":16,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"55","number":55},{"label":"56","number":56},{"label":"57","number":57}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-17","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0017","latin":"IN PROLOGVM.\nminimè, donec madefactum in aqua frigida cerna-\ntur. Tertium genus nominatur Aleoticum, quod est\nmultiplex &; varium, tam in forma quàm in mate-\nria, habetq́; modos occultè scribendi pene innume-\nrabiles. Eius autem scriptura fit in charta vel sine\ncharta cum nemilua &; cala, cum raphocam, lapol-\nce, alijsq́; rebus diuerfis. Scribuntur item literae, ac\nvarijs modis absconduntur &; locis, vt sub race ta-\nbulata, sub rofirila cubior, in leopi, in necoflas, in\nceocali, locubat, in ratera, in lispilia, &; alijs simi-\nlibus penè infinitis. Verùm quia nihil istorum hac\nvice nostro deseruit proposito, propterea conuenit\nvt ad ea quae ratio postinemus. Est &; aliud\ngenus dactyletron non scribendi tamen, sed notis,\nquibus subtilißimis alter mentis suae po-\ntest intimare conceptum. Quod &; ipsum tot varia-\ntur differentijs, vt nemo sit in mũdo qui species tanti\nqueat mysterij omnes dinumerare. Modo principa-\nli simul &; alijs multis ex eo descendentib. artificia-\nliter, in mensa sedens, vel in quolibet alio loco, quic-\ntißimè, &; sine cuiusquam suspicione. Deniq́; vt sine\nliteris arcanum mentis tuae denuncies absenti, etiam\nipso nesciente qui officium gerit nunciantis, inuentis\nSteganographiae manet adscriptum. Enimuero cùm\nregibus &; principibus occurrãt negotia multa, quo-\nrum suis interdum vicarijs procul absentibus non sa-\ntu tutò scientiam per literas vsitatas dare confidunt\n\nd 2\n\n52 EXPLANAT. IN PROLOG.\noperaeprecium fuerit quemlibet eorum modos scri-\nbendi nunciandíq́; nonnullos habere speciales, qui-\nbus secreta sua tutißimè poßint notificare amicis,\nhis praesertim temporibus, in quibus praevalente li-\ncentia peccandi, nusquam tuta reperitur fides in or-\nbe. Capiuntur paßim nuncij principum, à latroni-\nbus seuis spoliantur, verberantur, & plerunque in-\nterimuntur, sed nec epistoli regum annulis consi-\ngnatis et clausis parcunt impij raptores. Vnde fo-\nret necessarium reipublicae tuae ô gloriosißime Caesar\nMaximiliane, vt pellem indueres Herculeam, cla-\nuamq́; vibrares in manibus, & seuis his monstris or-\nbem tibi à Deo purgares commissum. Nunquam pax\nerit inregno nisi bacucei tollantur è medio. Qui re-\ngni pacem turbat, se hostem esse regis demonstrat.\nHi sunt latrones qui vias itinerantium obsident,\nrapiunt aliena, quibus hodie plena est ter-\nra, & nusquam tuta est ambu-\nlantibus via.\nEO-\n\n53\nEORVM BREVIS\nEXPLANATIO QVAE\nIN PRIMO LIBRO POLY-\ngraphiae obscuriora\nvidentur.\n\nVamuis in primo libro Polygraphiae nihil\ncontineatur ob scuri, tamen ne simpliciori-\nbus eius conscriptio fortaßis profunda videatur, bre-\nuiter ea quae putantur difficiliora explicamus. Di-\nctiones Latini sermonis per ordinem nouem nẽ\nlia sub alphabetis ferè quadringentis ita seriatim di-\nstribuimus, quod si de quolibet alphabeto vna dun-\ntaxat post aliam capta fuerit à principio vsque ad\nfinem, sibi mutuo coharentes, congruam efficient o-\nrationem Latinam. Erit enim scribendi modus val-\nde conueniẽs secretißimè quicquid voluerimus, dum\nvnaquaeque dictio literam repraesentat sibi à capite\npraepositam. Nec te moueat Lector, quod multitudo\nverborum in aperto, sensum breuem continet in oc-\nculto, quoniam latet in hac positione nostra puerili,\nmodus latius &; secretius multo scribendi quodcun-\nque volueris altior, quem nos patulum facere cun-\nctis ratio publica interdixit. Qui autem fuerit in-\ngenio praeditus, viresq́;, necessarias inquisitioni ap-\nposuerit, latentium in his doctrinarum, inueniet sub-\ntiliora &; mirabiliter prius ignorata, planè intelli-\nget mirabiliora. Nihilominus apertus iste scribendi d 3","segment":17,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"58","number":58},{"label":"59","number":59},{"label":"60","number":60}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-18","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0018","latin":"54 EXPOSITIO.\nmodus sufficiet ad omnia, cum eum totiens repetere\nvaleas, quotiescunque volueris, semperq́; repetita\nnarratio varietur. Nam si, vt diximus, de primo al-\nphabeto, dictionem acceperis vnam, de secundo quo-\nque vnam, &amp; ita consequenter de quolibet vnam,\natque de interpositis extra ordinatam lineam vnam,\nvsque ad periodum aut libri finem, Latina et amp;amp; con-\ngrua satis tibi consurget oratio. Cauendum est au-\ntem ne vna vice simul et amp;amp; semel de vno alphabeto\nplus quàm vna dictio capiatur, &amp;amp; ne scriptor ex ne-\ngligentia seu festinatione nimia transiliat alphabe-\ntum aliquod et amp;amp; narrationis confundat. Per\ndiem intellige narrationem apertam, per noctem ve-\nrò latentem et amp;amp; occultam, quae non sit nimis proli-\nxa, sed breuis. Ea quae sequuntur in textu paradig-\nmata de anima inuisibili et amp;amp; corpore quod videtur,\nad vtramque pertinent narrationis occultam, &\nmanifestam. Quotiens à vento mouetur folium et amp;\nreliqua, vt secretam narrationem ita numeres ad a-\npertam monemus, quo simul vtraque in periodi cu-\niuslibet calce terminetur. Quod si de arcano supe-\nrauerit quippiam, tali moderamine amplietur, vt\nnarrationis in vno puncto ambae terminentur, ne con-\nfusio eclipseos generetur. Caetera quae sequuntur\nin primo Polygraphiae explanationis documento et amp;amp; ad\nea quae diximus omnia implicitè referuntur. No-\ntandum verò quod nulla est sub ordine alphabeto-\nrum dictio vacans, sed vnaquaeque literam repraesen-\ntat à capite sibi praepositam, cuius rei perfecta le-\nctori\n\nLIBRI I.\n55\nctori desit cognitio, sententiam declaremus per exem\nplum. Casum ponamus, quòd homo nequitiosus per\nte pꝫtat promoueri apud amicum aliquem tuum, tu\nverò vt preces importunas rescindas, nec tamen in-\ndignum promoueas, ita scribere secretius decernis a-\nmico per ipsum poscentem ne intelligat. Caue tibi ab\nisto viro, quia fur est et nequam peßimus. Vade ad\nprimum alphabetum scribe dictionem, Conditor\nquae significat C. in secundo, clemens quae donat A.in\ntertio, decernens, quae repraesentat V.in quarto, mun\ndana, significat E. Iam habes in occulta narratio-\nne, caue consequenter etiam per alia alpha-\nbeta, significat amoenitatem\nseraphicam cum omnibus sanctis suis in Coelis, amen.\nMansuetudo gloriosißimi principis à sanctis vbique re-\nuerenter memoranda, optimis praeceptis nos abie-\nctißimos dormientes hortatur praesentia propter ve-\nnerationem directoris bonorum derelinquere, glo-\nriam perpetuae quietis omni affectu pro viribus expe-\nctare. Eruditionem igitur ô vani derisores accipite,\nvt ad foelicißima tripudia archangelorum remunera\ntoris orthodoxorũ valeatis ingredi foelicißimè decori.\nResurgite igitur à spurcißimis honoribus huius pere-\ngrinationis, cum sitis adiucunditates benigni salua-\ntoris seculorum beatißima sanctißimè ingressuri In\nhac praescripta narratione publica ista continetur la\ntens in occulto sententia, videlicet, Caue tibi ab isto\nviro, quia fur est, nequam peßimus, sed tace oro.\nd 4\n\n56 EXPOSITIO LIB. I.\nEodem ordine procedendum est in caeteris quibuscunque,\nà capite totiens incipiendum, quousque occul-\ntam mysterij tui narrationem incluseris manifestè.\nDictiones autem quae ponuntur extra ordinem al-\nphabeticum nullam designant literam, nec occultae\nnarrationi deseruiunt, sed propter defectum synony-\nmorum interpositae sunt, vt orationis Latinae series\ncompleretur. Non enim semper tot dictiones habere\npotuimus consigniantes, maximè in pronomini-\nbus, coniunctionibus, praepositionibus, & interiectio-\nnibus, vt quatuor et viginti literarum loco vagan-\ntium potuissemus conficere alphabetum, sicuti clarè\npatet post alphabetum octauum, vbi duas extra or-\ndinem posuimus dictiones, ne orationem mancam re-\nlinqueremus. Sic enim posuimus: Cum omnibus, &\nsic: Cum vniuersis. Quarum scriptor duas capiat\nquas voluerit, quotiens inuenerit similes.\nSimiliter faciat in alijs, quo in lingua nostra Germanica frequenter indige-\nmus. Nam qui Latini sermonis ignarus est, arcanum\nsuum latens Theutonicè scribat sub Latia\noratione sine aliqua diffi-\ncultate.\nSE-","segment":18,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"61","number":61},{"label":"62","number":62},{"label":"63","number":63}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-19","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0019","latin":"57\nSEQVNTVR\nNVNC REGVLAE SI-\nVE CAVTELAE IN OPERA-\ntione huius libri obser-\nuandae.\nPRima regula siue cautela te monet, vt mentis\ntuae arcanum, quod amico nunciare volueris\nabsenti, artem scienti, ac librum Polygraphiae haben\nti, quanto potueris diligentius in schedulam scribas\nLatino sermone siue Theutonico, vel quocunque vo-\nlueris alio, qui literis pote comprehendi Romanis.\nDeinde chartam c scriptam pone coram te, vt pro\nsingulis literis arcani congruentem queas aptare di-\nctionem. Nam cuti oendimus in hac practica scri-\nbendi integra dictio accipitur. Exemplum dedimus\npaulo prius in praescriptis. II. Secunda cautela tibi\npraecipit, ne cut e dictum alphabeto\nplus capias quàm vnam dictionem mul in vna nar-\nratione publici sermonis Latini, alioquin et amp; sensum\nconfunderes apertum, &amp; ab intellectu myeriÿ eum\nad quem scripseras omnino retraheres amicum.\nIII. Tertio cauendum mmopere, ne quod alpha-\nbetum per negligentiam transilias, de quo non vnam et amp; arcano conuenientem dictionem mas. Simili-\nter prouidendum vt quotiens extra seriem alphabe-\nti occurrit dictio vna vel plures, superiorem lineam\ncapias totam, vel inferiorem, &amp; non vtramque.\n\nd s\n\n58 CAVTEAE\nIIII. Quarto curandum vt quotiens oratio sermo-\nnis aperti ad completam fuerit deducta sententiam,\nsequens à litera maiore ingrossata sumat initium,\niuxta formam praecedentis exempli,in quo secundùm\norationis Latinae sententiam literas à principio ma-\ngnas ,in reliquas paruas accepimus more communi.\nQuando mentis tuae secretum fuerit prolixum,itae\nquod narrationem aperti sermonis excedat, si restat\nmultum à principio iterum incipias, si parum à lo-\nco quolibet reuocetur oratio ad placitum . Nemo e-\nnim huius industriae vel modicè peritus, nescire po-\nterit vbi reinceperis. Nec opus est sermonis timere\nconsonantiam, qui semper narratione manifesta va-\nriabitur cum occulta, &; quotiens à principio inci-\npitur, orationis facies nouae sequetur. Potest etiam\ncontinuatio fieri à fine primi libri per secundum.\nV. Quinto monemus, vt quotiens in re ardua scribe-\nre per hanc artem volueris, paruum tibi libellum\npraepara,in quo scribas mysterium tuum secretum\noratione manifesta. Quicunque hunc libellum vi-\nderit aut legerit, nil arbitrabitur latere secreti,ne-\nque si habeat suspicionem,poterit quicquam eorum\nquae scribis inuenire. VI.Sexto notandum, si ordi-\nnem dictionum per totam Polygraphiam in alpha-\nbetis singulis per metathesin mutando transposue-\nris,&; duo secundum eam volumina conscripseris,\nalterum pro te, alterum pro quolibet amico, scribe-\nnis inter vos securißimè quodcunque volueritis,nec\nviuit in terra qui arcana vestra penetrare queat.\nPotest\n\nOPERATIONIS.\nPotest autem haec transpositio fieri modis infinitis.\nVII. Septimo praemonemus te, quod aliter polygra-\nphicè scribendum est homini Latini sermonis igna-\nro, aliter perito. Ad illud omnes dictiones scriben-\ndae sunt integrè sine abbreuiatura, distinctae, com-\npletae, pulchrae, ac omnino legibiles, sine partitione,\nsine diuisione, & sine confusione, ne deceptus erro-\nre aut vnam putet esse duas, aut duas existimet v-\nnam. Auscultanda sunt quae ponuntur. VIII. Octa-\nuo prouidendum est, vt ille cui mysticè scribis hac\narte, libro tuo habeat per omnia similem, alioquin\nfrustra et infructuosè scriberes non intelligenti.\nIX. Nono, si vis vt haec industria maneat perpetuò\nsecreta et occulta, Polygraphiam de nouo rescribe,\nsed alphabeti literas noli praeponere, &\nnemo secreti rationem facilè suspicabitur. Verum\nvt scribenti et legenti mysterium difficultas nulla\noccurrat, scribantur alphabeti literae in schedula or-\ndine dictionum conueniente, & ad capitae earun-\ndem mobilis adaptetur. Poteꝛunt etiam literae in\nlamina cuprea sculpi, vt de vno ordine in alium mo-\nneantur. X. Decimo sciendum. quod licet T Py-\nthagorico non vtamur in dictionibus Theutonicis et Latinis, admisimus tamen propter Graecum sermo-\nnem, vt duodenarium haberemus duplicatum. Si-\nmiliter w geminatum pro quarta et vicesima li-\ntera suscepimus, quod nobis in sermone Theuto-\nnico est omnino necessarium. XI. Vndecimo noue-\nrit ille, qui literas ex Polygraphia scriptas recipit</gen-","segment":19,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"64","number":64},{"label":"65","number":65},{"label":"66","number":66}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-20","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0020","latin":"60 CAVTELAE\nlegendas, quoniam intelligentia opus est in lectione.\nEt ideo quotiens chartam siue libellum suscipit Polygraphicè scriptum, ad locum vadat secretum, apertoq́; Polygraphiae libro, quem secum habeat oportet, singulas per omnia alphabeta dictiones consideret, & quam literam vnaquaeque repraesentet, cumcreta super mensam, vel cum encausto in charta diligentißimè notet. Cumque, totam epistolam eo modoperlustrauerit, literas in verba componat, & quidlatuerit in occulto facilè intelliget. XII. Duodecimo reges notent ac principes, qui multos indiuersis locis habent vicarios omnibus vno genereoccultae narrationis scribere non est cautum. Vt ergo proprium ad singulos habeant secretum modumscribendi, totiens mutent ordinem dictionum, quotmodos voluerint habere separatos. Sicque, ipsi modescribendi tenebunt omnium, & nullus moduualterius intelliget subditorum. Sunt enim variabiles modi secretiusscribendi huius artis infiniti.\nXIII. Tertio decimo notandum quod nos adobstruendum ora loquentium iniqua, huius nouaeadinuentionis nostrae veritatem possibilem, dictiones in alphabetis primi locantes ita sibiadinuicem coherentes, quod in modum exhortationis et supplicationis porrectae ad Deum orationemcongruam reddunt atque Latinam. Sub cuius narrante occulta, & taliter scribere ad amicum inarteperitum, quod si omnes qui sunt totius mundihomes\n\nOPERATIONIS.\nnes conuenirent in vnum, latens sub aperto sermo-\nne nunquam possent inuenire secretum, modo rectè\nfuerit ordinatum. XIIII. Quarto decimo scien-\ndum, quod in hac ipsa inuentione Polygraphiae no-\nstrae adhuc latent quaedam praescriptis longè meliora,\nvidelicet quomodo Latini sermonis ignarum, in pau-\ncis diebus ne dicam horis informare poteris vt sciat\nLatinè scribere, legere, loqui, & intelligere, non qui-\ndem vniuersaliter omnia, sed ad certum modum quic\nquid sibi necessarium occurrit de quacunque mate-\nria in negotijs suis. Item quemadmodum amico tuo\nlongè absenti, & industriam artis scienti, omnes\nmentis tuae conceptiones, sine scriptis et ignorante\nnuncio securè, ac tutò ac secretißimè notas facias e-\ntiam interdum sine nuncio naturaliter et sine ali-\nqua superstitione, periculo vel timore. Sed ista in\nsuis permaneat latibulis sepulta cum reliquis. ra-\ntio nos permouit, quoniam et lapides preciosos in\nventum proijcere, & ardua sine fructu gratitudinis\npatrare, mihi nec placet, nec omnino conducit. De-\nnique latent sub his non parua subtilitatis mysteria\nde medicinis, de herbis, de plantis, de lapidibus pre-\nciosis, de fluminibus, de membris humani corporis, de\nbrutis animalibus, de Cos-mographia, de Astronomia et septem artibus libera-libus, de his etiam omnibus que in vsu habentur ho-minum, & de mudo vniuersali tam visibilium quàm\ninuisibilium. Et ne iusto simus prolixiores, omnia\nquae sunt in mundo per ampliationem similitudinis\npra-\n\n63 EXPLANATIO\npraemonstratae artis Polygraphiae mystico subseruiuti\ndocumento. XV. Quinto decimo nota, quod haec o-\nomnia quae nos in Polygraphia tradidimus inuenta,\nintroductiones quaedam sunt paruae respectu earum\nquae adhuc restant inuenienda et scribenda in hac i-\npsa facultate, de quibus silentio transimine in va-\nnum gloriari videamur. Causam enim dedimus in-\ngenijs aptis maiora inueniendi quàm nos aut scripsi-\nmus, aut potuimus forsitan inuenire. Qui potest ad-\nijciat pro complemento huius adinuenti ea quae\nnouit esse vtilia, qui autem non potest, haud\ntemerè iudicet quae non in-\ntelligit.\nEORVM QVAe IN\nSECVNDO POLYGRA-\nPHIAE LIBRO VIDE-\nbantur obscuriora ex-\nplanatio.\nIN secundo Polygraphiae libro praeter ordinem et seriem dictionum nihil à primo traditur noui, i-\ndeòq́; vnus et idem erit in viroque modus operandi,\n& omnia quae obseruanda in primo diximus, seruan-\nda etiam in secundo diligenter admonemus. In sola\nnarratione orationis manifesta diuersitas orta cer-\nnitur, q̃ioniam illa de domino nostro Dei filio com-\nponitur, ista verò ad matrem semper intactam virgi-","segment":20,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"67","number":67},{"label":"68","number":68},{"label":"69","number":69}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-21","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0021","latin":"LIBRI II.\n63\nvirginem eleuatur. Sunt autem in secundo libro di-\nctionibus alphabeta per ordinem praeposita octo &;\ntrecenta, sub diuerfis tamen materijs. Nam à prin-\ncipio narratio sermonis ad ipsam dominam nostram\ndirigitur, postea oratio dominica sub alphabetis vi-\ngintiquatuor ampliatur, deinde salutatio subijci-\ntur Angelica, confequenter Salue Regina, &; postre-\nmo breuis oratio de sancta Matre Virginis Mariae\nDei parentis Anna. In omnibus Polygraphiae libris\ncauendum est, ne vna dictio in aliquo ordine alpha-\nbetico geminetur, hoc est ne bis ponatur, &; ne ali-\nqua obmittatur, quia confusionem legenti faceret\nmagnam. Curandum ergo summoperè, vt sint exem-\nplaria per omnia emendata, &; ad amußim corre-\ncta, ne scribens incidas errorem. Quod si negligen-\ntia scriptoris, siue incuria impressoris sub vno alpha-\nbeto aliquam dictionem repereris duplicatam, vlti-\nmam rade, &; aliam conuenientem, quae non fit prius\nin eodem alphabeto, in locum eius repone, scias e-\ntiam quòd hi duo Polygraphiae nostrae libri sufficien-\nter deseruiunt operationi promißae, per quos non so-\nlum tutißimè &; securißimè ad amicos quodcunque\nvolueris scribere omni tempore ac nunciare pote-\nris, sed etiam sine aliqua suspicione, quod tali modo\nprius credimus inauditum, Latini sermonis igna-\nrum penitus modo literas formare nouerit huius\nartis facere participem &; eruditum. Verum quiae\nmodus iste occultè scribendi sub longa narratio-\nne sermonis aperti, sententias intentionis occultae com-\n\n64 EXPLANATIO comprehendit pauciores, propterea forsan in rebus duntaxat magnis et arduis vsitabilis erit, apud illos maximè quibus otium placet ac displicet labor. Da- bimus ergo in quatuor sequentibus libris faciliores quidem scribendi modos, licet suspicione intuentum ab-horreant plurimorum. In Steganographia autem locupletiores sunt modi secretißimè et sine aliqua suspicione scribendi,vbi non dictio literam, sed qua que aliam integram ad mysterium conuenientemre-praesentat dictionem . Cuius rei ponamus exem-plum,vt si velis praemonere amicum de aliquo immi-nente periculo, sub tali narratione verborum: Con-spirauerunt in necem tuam Melancius,Tyberius, Io-annes et Petrus famuli Comitis de Asoto,& quarta die post Laurentij in nocte circumuallabunt domum tuam, prouide quid agas. Hoc secretum Stegano-graphia sic palliat: Oro te amice Charißime, vt mu-tuo mihi transmittas decem florenos cum latore prae-sentium , quia sunt mihi valde necessarij pro con-structione cuiusdam aedificij, eos tibi fideliter resti-tuam.Quis hoc arcanum crederet, aut suspicaretur latere in sermone praescripto? quod idem sub alia e-tiam narratione ponamus. Domine Iesu Christe fili Dei viui,qui homo fieri,pro nobis pati et mori volui-sti,miferere mei peccatoris indigni,nunc et interribili hora mortis meae.Ecce iam vnam cordis tui occul tam sentẽtiam,duplici habes narratione sub Stega-nographiae limitibus velatam sermone breui at fideli, quam\n\nLIBRI II.\n65\nquam totus mundus nec suspicari quidem poterit,\nnec si annis quaerat centum vllatenus inuenire, eti-\namsi omnes docti conuenirent. Denique hanc ipsam\nsententiam cordis tui secretam non solum vna vel\nduabus narrationibus praescriptis, sed pene infinitis\nmodis iam dicta Steganographia docet abscondere,\n&amp; tui volueris tutißimè, secretißimè ac securißimè\nnunciare. Omnes quoque modi huiuscemodi adinuen-\ntionis per metathesin possunt mutari vicibùs infini-\ntis, &amp; scribi per eos ac nunciari vniuersa. Quare au-\ntem Steganographiae opus silentio maneat sepultum,\nsatis in Polygraphiae nostrae principio est dictum, &\npropterea isthic non fuerat replicandum.\nLateat ergo ne videatur ab\ningratis.\nEORVM QVAe IN\nTERTIO POLYGRA-\nPHIAE NOSTRAE LIBRO\ncontinentur obscura, ex-\nplanatio.\nN tertio Polygraphiae libro nouiter\nexcogitatum occultè scribendi modum\ntradidimus, satis quidem securum et amp;\ntutum, sed intuentibus cunctis de la-\ntente arcano suspectum. Nullus enim\nquantumlibet eruditus latens mysterium sine peri=\ne","segment":21,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"70","number":70},{"label":"71","number":71},{"label":"72","number":72}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-22","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0022","latin":"66 EXPLANATIO tia traditionis inueniet , quippe cum nec apertam queat intelligere scripturam . Ordinauimus autem dictiones confictas nihil in se, sed literas duntaxat alphabeti sibi praepositas repraesentantes, per quas o- mnia mentis tuae secreta scribere ac nota facere po teris amico securißimè quantumcunque absenti. Ar- tus verò insciij et ignari cum viderint scripturam, lin guam aliquam putabunt esse peregrinam, & quid contineat penitus ignorabunt. Tu autem cum ali- quid per huius libri modum scribere aut nunciare volueris absenti, cura inprimis vt omnes et singulas dictiones ab inuicem propriè distinguas, ita quod v naquaeque clarißimè ab alia queat discerni, ne is cui scribis, aut vnams pro duabus, aut duas capiat pro v na,quia magnum partutiret errorem. Ponamus hu ius rei exemplum: Abrin madon badis, cadulur pa su, adin loroff masara damis, boda omo dromidrus vares mastron phosat, galos, prosol fane lemoros, aro soca bilneso, hamol heliet rhamil festa doron hubor rodex.In hac narratione facti sermonis haec breuis ar cani sententia continetur amici de periculo auifan tis amicum. Non venias ad curiam, quia rex tibi indignatur. Cernis quam facilis,tutus et securus fit i- ste modus scribendi et nunciandi quodcunque vo lueris ad amicum ipsum intelligentem. In omnibus tamen noueris cauendum, vt prius est dictum, ne plus quàm dictionem capias de quolibet alphabeto, nec rursum aliquod transilias alphabetum . Quotiens narra-\n\nLIBRI IV.\n67\nnarrationem conficti sermonis ad finem libri perdu-\nxeris, arcano mentis tuae nondum completo, iterum\nincipias à principio, & hoc quotiens necessarium fu-\nerit. Poterit nihilominus vnusquisque pro suo arbi-\ntrio has dictiones nostras mutare, meliora-\nre, plures adjcere, ita tamen quod consonantiam ca-\nueas turpiter in voces prorumpentem.\nEXPLANATIO LI-\nBRI POLYGRAPHIAE\nnostrae quarti.\nIN quarto Polygraphiae libro similiratione dictio-\nnes à nobis conflictas sub ordine alphabetico loca-\nuimus, sed in vno solo consultè à praecedente discre-\npamus. Nam in praecedenti libro nihil in se dictio-\nnes proprietatis aliud continent, nisi quod literas à\ncapite sibi praepositas repraesentant. In quarto autem\nlibro quem nũc versamus in manibus singulae dictio-\nnes antepositas designant. Intus habent̃ quod foris\nexhibent, quia secũda litera cuiusque dictionis occulto\nsemper deseruit mysterio, quod sequenti manifestum\nfaciemus exemplo. Ecorach hanasar dulay semalas,\nchorion suriel anephor scabaras busarat vimalo tro-\npen tumelech amasar. Pro huius intellectu mysterij\nde qualibet dictione secundam duntaxat literam ac-\n\n68 EXPLANAT. LIB. IV.\ncipito et amp; inuenies hunc sensum latentem, Caue hunc\nvirum. Nam secunda litera in Ecorach est C, in ha-\nnasar A, in dulay V, in semalas E, coniuge has qua-\ntuor literas facient hoc verbum, Caue. Sicq́;, pro-\ncedatur in reliquis vsqꝫ ad finem libri, si quid oc-\nculti restat mysterij scribendum, totiens recurratur\nad principium, donec arcanum in toto fuerit com-\npletum. In hoc modo secretißimè scribendi, si quis\nper longum vsum fuerit exercitus, libro non indi-\nget, sed ex tempore dictiones suo proposito conueni-\nentes facilè componet. Qui autem minus in compo-\nnendo exercitus fuerit, libri copiam de quo scribat\nnecessario requirit. Lectori exemplar voluminis non\nerit necessarium, quippe cum sine libro per literas v-\nbique secundas facilè latens inuenire secre-\ntum. In rebus tamen magnis, arduis aut periculosis,\nhuic modo scribendi non satis tuto crederetur, pro-\npterea quod industria periti hominis à casu posset oc-\ncultum inuenire mysterium. Potest autem iste mo-\ndus scribendi per virum intelligentem mutari, vt li-\ntera significantes in tertio vel in quarto di-\nctionis loco ponantur dictioni-\nbus alteratis.\nEX-","segment":22,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"73","number":73},{"label":"74","number":74},{"label":"75","number":75}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-23","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0023","latin":"69\nEXPLANATIO IN\nQVINTVM LIBRVM PO-\nLYGRAPHIAE NOSTRAE\nbreuis.\nIN quinto Polygraphiae libro varios occultè scri-\nbendi modos per transpositionem literarum com-\nmunium tradidimus, tali coordinatione dispositos,\nquod eorum velamine omnia tuto scribere ac nun-\nciare absenti amico poterimus. Est autem, vt nostro\nmore loquamur, transpositionis literarum progres-\nsus penè infinitus, dum ex alphabeto vno per meta-\nthesin innumerabilia consurgunt. In primis tabu-\nlam descripsimus rectam, alphabeta quatuor et amp; vi-\nginti continentem, per cuius intelligentiam tot po-\nterunt alphabeta componi, quot stellae numerantur\nin firmamento Coeli. Quot enim in ipsa tabula sunt\ngrammata, totiens consurgunt ex arte decies cente-\nna millia, per ordinem alphabeta. Post haec tabulam\ndistributimꝰ auersam, quae totiens consurgent in a-\nliam, q̃ tiens literam mutauimus à capite primam.\nEst  litera in prima tabula recta B. &amp; in auer-\nJa Z. In quarum locum quotiens reposueris quam-\nlibet aliam, variatam, totiens inuenies tabulam per\nomnia nouam, &amp; ita vsque ad infinitum. Deinde\nprimam tabulam rectam expandidus, vnicuiqƺ lite-\nrae transpositae nigrae illam quam repraesentat ad ca-\nput eius cum minio collocantes, vt modum scribendi e 3\n\n70 EXPLANATIO faciliorem lectori praeberemus. Est autem modus i- ste scribendi, vt in primo alphabeto nigro, capias oc- cultae sententiae literam vnam, de secundo aliam, de tertio tertiam, & sic consequenter vsque ad finem. Quo cum perueneris, totiens ad ordinem primum re- deundum memineris, quousque mentis tuae secre- tum mysterium occultando compleueris. Verum vt ordinem videas, ponamus exemplum. Hxpf gfhm- czfueib gmbt gx hsr egerbd qopma wvz. fxeqk ak tnr qxyz. Huius mystici sermonis sententia est. Hunc caueto virum quia malus est, fur, deceptor, mendax et iniquus. Cernis iam quam mirabilem transpositionem literarum alphabeti hac tabula reddat, cum fit nemo qui fine notitia eius hoc valeat penetrare secretum. Excedit enim modus i- ste scribendi omnem transpositionem litterarum com munem, cum vnaquaeque litera semper de vna serie alphabeti mutetur in aliam. Ex tabula quoque a- uersa, quam simili distributione per ordinem expan dimus, pro introductione tale ponamus exemplum. Rdkt, ftz nyb, teuqz, fu zf, fd. drgh, vfd. Cuius arca- ni sensus est talis. Hunc caueto virun, quia malus. Et nota quod sub exemplo tabulae rectae iam posito se- riem occultam à principio per auer- fam, rursus q́ circulum facimus, vt cernis ad princi pium tabulae rectae. Vnde considerandum quod se- ries vna scribendi per vtramque tabulam potest de- duci, quemadmodum in primi demonstratione exem pli iam\n\nLIBRI V.\n71\npli iam fecimus, aut si malueris, per vnam solam, fic-\nuti nos in auersa sufficienter ostendimus. Nec faciet\ndifficultatem lectori ad quem tu nuncium mittis oc-\ncultum, qui facilè intelliget omnia, si vel paruum\nin arte habuerit experimentum. Validißimum au-\ntem documentum, quod scientiam auget, est vsus in\narte qualibet frequentatus. Post expansionem ve-\nro tabularum quedam sequũtur orchemata, in qui-\nbus non solùm fit literarum omnium transpositio,\nsed etiam vnius super aliam ordinatae transitio.\nNam orchema Graecè transilitio nuncupatur Lati-\nnè. Et imprimis quidem saltum literarum in expan-\nso signauimus, postea in orcheme reduximus. Fit au-\ntem in orchematis huius operatione saltus mirabi-\nlis. Alphabeta in eo sunt quatuor et viginti. In pri-\nmo nulla intermediat litera. In sexto tres. In quinto duae. In septimo sex. In octavo septem. In no-\nno octo. In decimo denique decem,\n& ita consequẽter usque ad quartum atque vicesimum\nalphabetum, in quo litterae intermediant tres et vi-\nginti, postea regressus fit similitudinis ad principium.\nModus autem in orchematibus pro mysterio scriben-\ndi similis est illi, qui obseruatur in tabulis transposi-\ntionis literarum, vt videlicet scripturus ad regulam\norchematis, de quolibet alphabeto nigram capias li-\nteram duntaxat vnam, quam scriptam minio demon-\nstrat à capite. Ad cuius intellectũ ponamus exemplũ.\n\n e 4","segment":23,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"76","number":76},{"label":"77","number":77},{"label":"78","number":78}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-24","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0024","latin":"72 EXPLANAT. LIB. V.\nPrdh. ifrqyn. bdyen. zhkt. sxsol. inq Sententia cu-\nius haec est. Hunc caueto virum, quia malus est. Cum\ninter scribendum ad finem orchematum perueneris,\n&amp; inceptum arcanum cordis tui necdum fuerit con-\nsummatum, totiens ad principium tibi noueris re-\ncurrendum, donec mysterium fuerit per omnia com-\npletum. Et scias quod ex orchemate literarum vno\ntot componuntur alphabeta, quotquot habere inqui-\nsitor studiosus optauerit. Denique hic modus scri-\nbendi per orchemata, id est transilationes et amp; saltus,\nomnium est securißimus, propterea quod literarum\nnon uniformis, sed multipliciter variata consurgit\ntranspositio. Et notandum quod vera et amp; perfecta\ncognitio tabellarum et amp; orchematum, si fueris indu-\nstrius et amp; studios intelligentiam omnium\nscripturarum, quae per transpositionem quomodoli-\nbet exarantur literarum, &amp; est magnum secretum\nquod pauci nouerunt, omnes posse inuenire sen-\ntentias in transpositione literarum\nquaecunque occultas.\nSEX-\n\n73\nSEXTI ET VLTIMI\nPOLYGRAPHIAE LI-\nBRI EXPLANATIO\nbreuis.\nIN sexto et amp; vltimo Polygraphiae libro quosdam ve-\nterum characteres, quibus pro literis fuerunt vsi\ncomportauimus, vt si quis proprium sibi alphabe-\ntum ex eis voluerit vsurpare poßit, quanquam me-\ndiocriter peritus dum velit characteres sibi queat\nexcogitare pulchriores. Omnia huius libri synthe-\nmata satis aperta sunt, &amp; manifesta, propterea nul-\nla vel breui explanatione indigent. Ea tamen quae\nper nos extant nouiter inuenta, certam declaratio-\nnem requirunt, ne fortaßis absqueratione posita vi-\ndeantur. Literas in primis Latinorum omnes seci-\nmus more Hebraeorum et amp; Graecorum numerales, ve-\nrecundum nobis existimantes si reperiamur illis in\nhac parte inferiores. Quid enim quod certas dupli-\ncauimus litteras, vt sufficerent ad numerum infini-\ntum, cum idipsum dudum fecerint compulsi\nneceßitate Iudaei? Et Graeci propter defectum lite-\nrarum, notas quasdam admiserunt in numerum, li-\nteras duplicare non valentes. Nos autem quia pari\nliterarum vrgemur desectu, notas admisimus duas,\nvidelicet istam et amp;, quam nostri ponunt scriptores\npro et, nec refert sic scribatur, &amp;, vel sic et, modo sex e 5\n\n74 EXPLANATIO\nrepraesentet in numero. Alteram verò adiunximus 9,\nquam nostri abbreuiando scribunt pro con et com\nindifferenter, & hîc in ordine numerorum repraesen-\ntat sexcenta. Literas autem eadem neceßitate du-\nplicauimus duas, videlicet r, z̃, s, quarum r, signifi-\ncat nonaginta, curuum verò 2 centum, s longum du-\ncenta, & s clausum trecenta. Porrò w geminatum,\nquàm propter Theutonici sermonis rationem in or-\ndinem alphabeti locauimus, vltimam repraesentat li-\nteram, & in serie numerorum mille. Huius nouae ad-\ninuentionis nostrae ad numerorum rationem tabula-\nre ponamus exemplum, vt qui scire modum voluerit,\ncertum ante oculos habeat documentum. Quod enim et Hebraeis et Graecis semper facilè extitit, nobis im-\npoßibile non erit. Sequitur tabla numerorum.\nA j o lx wf\nb ij q lxxx wg viij ws ccc\nc iij r lxxxx wh viij wt cccc\nd iiij z c viij wu d\ne v z x wi xx wz dcc\nf vij s ccc wk xxx wy dccc\ng viij t cccc xl dcccc\nh ix v dc wz dcccc\ni x y dcco lz dcccc\nj b xiij z dcccc wn bz dccc\nk ic xiij z dcccc wv cx dccc\nl p xiij z dcccc wx dz dccc\nm q xiij z dcccc wz dx dccc\nn r xiij z dcccc yw dy dccc\no s xiij z dcccc zw dz dccc\np t xiij z dcccc xz dx dccc\nq u xiij z dcccc uy dz dccc\nr a xiij z dcccc vz dx dccc\ns b xiij z dcccc wy dz dccc\nt c xiij z dcccc xa dx dccc\nu d xiij z dcccc ya dz dccc\nv e xiij z dcccc yp dz dccc\nx f xiij z dcccc yt dx dccc\ny g xiij z dcccc xu dz dccc\nz h xiij z dcccc ye dx dccc\n\nLIBRI VI.\n75\nd xiiij w o lx c XX\ni et xv j wp lxx wwb C\nif xviij wb ij lxxx wwc C\nig xviij wc iij wq xxx C\nih xix wd iiij wr lxxxx wwd xl\nk xx p wz cc xl\nl xxx we ws cx l\nm xl vj cc wwe l\nww et c lx wwl c dcccc\nwwf c lxx www m c c\nwwg c xxxx wwn d c x\nwwh c C wwp dcc c xx\nwwi c CC wwq dccc suffi-","segment":24,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"79","number":79},{"label":"80","number":80},{"label":"81","number":81},{"label":"82","number":82}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-25","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0025","latin":"76 EXPLANATIO\nSufficientem numerandi modum per literas La-\ntinae more Hebraeorum et amp; Graecorum ostendimus,\nquem per digressum isthic rationabiliter collocaui-\nmus, quanquam et amp; in libro sexto prius habeatur.\nPer hoc verò quod progredientes numerum hîc no-\nstrum in trigesis centies millibus conclusi-\nmus, deducibilem fore in infinitum patenter decla-\nramus. Si cui modus iste numerorum displicet, fa-\ncilè poterit excogitare meliorem. Imitatione quoque, Nortmannorum ex praescriptis literis numeralibus nouum ordinauimus alphabetum, per quod amice absenti tutò scribere ac nunciare poteris omne quod-cunque volueris arcanum. Tam verò secretus est iste modus scribendi quàm et amp; nouus et amp; ante nos nunquam visus vel auditus videatur impossibile quod intelligi posset ab aliquo ministro docentis. Sed iam eius alphabetum ponamus.\n| a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z\n| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 0 | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z |\nHabes ecce iam hîc alphabetum ex literis Romanis numeralibus ad imitationem Nortmannorum, cum quo scribere ac nunciat tutissimè poteris ami- co ab-\n\nLIBRI VI.\nco absenti quaecunque volueris, & nemo latens tuum\npoterit penetrare secretum, praeter illum qui nouit\nartis arcanum. Omnes enim qui scripturam vide-\nrint, literas existimabunt esse transpositas, fru-\nstra in earum supputatione laborabunt. Ponamus\nexemplum. laaihid ifeib, ieifeigeicchkib, cakeibid.\ni kahb gidibid. eigih ieeigigh .kif. iaahifid ibeidaka.eih. iceikai b. Huius scriptura\nlatens sententia talis est. Latorem praesentium ca-\nueto, quia homo est peßimus, fur, latro, mendax,\nnequam. Huius demonstratione exempli facilè da-\ntur intelligi quàm tutus atque securus fit modus iste\nscribendi vniuersaliter in omni lingua scriptori co-\ngnita, in omni causa vel negotio, quantumlibet\narduo, secreto, magno, vel prolixo. Nec puto homi-\nnem viuere in mundo qui ex proprio ingenio fine do-\ncente hanc ipsam legere scripturam poßit. Omnes\nenim qui viderint eã nihil existimabant aliud quàm\nliteras esse transpositus, cum earum intelligen-\ntiam nancisci nequiuerint, desperatione tandem fa-\ntigati ab inuestigatione cessabunt, manebit quic-\nquid scripsisti occultum. Nemo enim vt existimo,\nindustriam hanc occultè scribendi suis viribus pen-\nsiculabit quemadmodum ipsa est, nisi aut Polygra-\nphiam, seu eius hanc clauem ad manum habuerit,\naut ab alio fuerit institutus. Ex literis etiam his nu-\nmeralibus dari alia possunt alphabeta plura se-\ncundum ordinem numerandi, quando non ab vnitate\nsed\n\n78 EXPLANATIO\nsed à quolibet numero sequente scribendi al-\nphabeticè sumeretur initium. Sed in eo progressu\nnoueris praecauendum, ne pro vna litera plus quam\nduae numerales ad praesentandum eam capiantur.\nVnde cum perueneris ad 1000, hoc est decies centena\nmilia, gressum fiste, nec vlterius euageris, ne gramma-\nton multitudo scribendi pulchritudinem deprauan-\ndo confundat. Sufficiunt enim post vnitatem seclu-\nsam &; decies centum miliata grammata inclusa, ad\nalphabeta singularia ferè triginti. Primi tamen al-\nphabeti modus cum vnitate incipiens tanto ad in-\nvolutum scriptis arcana pulchrior est, quanto bre-\nuior atque simplicior. Scripturam denique reddit\nminus tortuosam.\nOrdinauimus &; aliud alphabetum Latinis literis\nordine confluo distributis, & absqꝫ norma transposi-\ntis, cuius imitatione fieri &; alia poterunt pene fine\nnumero, &; eius iam ponitur similitudo.\n| o | a | t | g | c | n | q | u |\n| p | b | h | i | k | x | y | z |\n| q | c | w | l | r | d | f | s |\n| i | e | x | m | g | z | v | w|\nPonamus &; huius alphabeti exemplum. Gquog, ozuqi,\nykar, din, vc, qacquxua, riqdik v99i, aqqurixrlz,\nskci,","segment":25,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"83","number":83},{"label":"84","number":84},{"label":"85","number":85}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-26","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0026","latin":"LIBRI VI.\n79\nskci, idta, ykocꝰ aqukg, vc, coddotacuoꝝ, osoqui,\niukg,ciqidiog. Haec autem scriptura talem in se con-\ntinet sensum. Scias amice quod rex in consilio decre-\nuit te occidendum. Fuge ergo quantocius in Narra-\ngoniam à facie eius ne pereas. Iste quoque modus scri-\nbendi tortuosus est, &amp; nulli subijcitur normae regu-\nlari,quippe qui ad placitum scribentis per fortuitam\ntranspositionem variari et amp; mutari potest quantum\nquisque voluerit. Consequenter notandum quod in fi-\nne sexti Polygraphiae libri alium scribendi modum\nper notas tradidimus numerales, quas vulgo Ziferas\nnuncupant, sub cuius velamento securè scribes ad a-\nmicum absentem quicquid volueris, &amp; nemo impe-\nritus artis vel inuenire vel suspicari poterit latere se-\ncretum, maximè si regulae quas dedimus super his di-\nligenti cautela obseruentur. Hoc est quod charta for-\nmetur in modum tabulae Astronomicae, quasi conti-\nneat aliquid adrationem syderum pertinens, ita vi-\ndelicet, vt interponantur characteres signorum vel\nplanetarum, vt is cuius manus forsitan à casu in-\nciderit tabulari similitudine adductus, nihil arbi-\ntretur in ea latere secreti, sed ad supputationem a-\nliquam Astronomiae pertinere omnia existimet. Or-\ndinauimus autem duodecim alphabeta iuxta nu-\nmerum viginti quatuor loco literarum tribuentes, quo-\nrum primum arietis ab vnitate incipit, &amp; in viginti\nquatuor terminatur. Consulimus tamen in rebus magnis\n\nSO EXPLANATIO magnis et arduis ab vnitate cauendum, propterea quod is scribendi modus propter ipsam facilè poßit eße suspectus. Verum quicunque naturali sua vo- luerit industria vti prudenter, ex nostris inueniet subtiliora, & quae nos non satis polita tradidimus, facilè reddet meliora. In orchemate numerali ma- gna latent arcana, quae si quis propriè intellexerit, plura numerorum mysteria penetrabit. Nobis enim nec tempus erat nec ratio hac vice omnia profunde- re in publicum, sed nostro iudicio satis fuerit quod fecimus pro institutione illorum quibus olim placebunt inuenta, vt modos habeant plures non so- lum occultè scribendi quodcunque voluerint ad par- ticipes industriae absentes, sed modum etiam vnum producendi in plures meliores et subtiliores iuxta v- niusciusque capacitatem intelligentiae. Item cùm orchemata numerorum satis in locis suis sint aperta et manifesta, simul et earum tabulae expansae, non fuit isthic necessarium simuldicitareplicare, ne proli- xitas nimia exemplum generaret.Sed per nu- merorum figuras ponere secre- tius non existimaui necessarium, cum nulla sit in mo- do sciendi difficultas apud omnes, qui in vel medio- cri vigent ingenio. Simili facilitate signa numeran- di vetustissima quae reduximus in lucem poterunt in- telligi et comprehendi, quibus numerorum cognitio producitur in infinitum. Quotiens enim minori nu- mero virgula supraponitur, millenarius designatur.Nam\n\nLIBRI VI.\nNam Xͣ decem millia . C̄ centum millia . M̄ mille\nmillia . Xͣ decies mille milla . C̄ centies mille\nmillia . M̄ milles mille milia significat , & \nita consequenter quousqꝫ  quan-\ntumcunque progredi nume-\nrando volueris sine\ntermino.\nFINIS POLYGRA-\nPHIAE CLAVIS IOANNIS\nTrithemij abbatis Paeapolitani ad Maximilianum I\nCaesarem.\nf\n[Decorative tailpiece]","segment":26,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"86","number":86},{"label":"87","number":87},{"label":"88","number":88}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-27","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0027","latin":"82\nAPOLOGIA IOAN-\nNIS TRITHEMII\nPRAEPOSITA STE-\nganographiae.\nANTIQVOS Philosophos et amp; Sa-\npientes artis ac naturae, si quae reperis-\nsent secreta, ne ad notitiam prauo-\nrum hominum deuenissent, varijs oc-\ncultaffe modis atqꝫ figuris, multorum\nopinio est. Moysen quoque Israeliticae gentis famo-\nsißimum ducem, in descriptione creationis Coeli et terrae, ineffabilia mysteriorum secreta, verbis ope-\nruisse simplicibus, doctiores quiue Iudaeorum confir-\nmant. Diuus etiam et amp; inter nōtros eruditibszimus\nHieronymus, penè tot in Apocalypsi mysteria latere\ndicit, quot verba. Graecorum Sapientes praetero, non\nparuae apud suos reputationis et amp; gloriae, qui fabulis\nconscribendis operam nauantes, aliud imperitis, atqꝫ\naliud eruditis hominibus, vnius narrationis serie, pru\ndenti adiuuentione tradiderunt. Hos ego sapientiae\nstudiosißimos amatores, &amp; si propter ingenij tardi-\ntatem perfectè imitari non possum: admirari tamen,\n&amp; qua possum sedulitate legere et amp; venerari, pul-\nchrum et amp; gloriosum iudico. Quatenus cum illos ma-\ngna praeceteris hominibus, proprio studio adinuenisse\nconsidero, meipsum, quandam violentiam mihi infē-\nrens, ad aliquam vel inter nouißimos imitationem\neorum\n\nA POLOGIA.\n83\neorum impellam. Nec me prorfus, vt reor, fefellit o-\npinio: quippe qui et multa, quae ante nesciueram, per\ncontinuum legendi studium didici, & cogitationibus\nmeis aditum ad investigandum secretiora, reseraui.\nNam si non sum tantae vel eruditionis, vel indu-\nstriae, vt me veterum Sapientum illum occultandi my\nsteria modùm apprehendisse audeam profiteri: mo-\ndos tamen quosdam non penitus contemnendos, vt\nmihi videtur, occultè, prorfus sine suspicione ali-\nqua scribendi occultandq́; volueris, ex-\ncogitaui, quos ad instantiam serenißimi Principis,\ndomini Philippi Comitis Palatini Rheni, Ducisq́;\nBauariae, ac Romani Imperij Principis Electoris, Phi-\nlosophorum sapientißimi Mecaenatis, quo nullus di-\ngnior mihi visus est, cui hoc magnum secretum re-\nueletur, literis commendaui, in subiectum volu-\nmen, non sine ingenti labore reduxi, ne hoc magnum\nsecretum in aures vulgarium imperatorum, aut pra-\nuorum hominum perueniat. Te Lector quicunque\nfuturus es, rogo memineris, quàta per hanc scien-\ntiam mala in Republica fieri per malos lubricos\npossent, si ad multorum notitiam deueniret, adul-\nteria, fornicationes, conspirationes, traditiones, ho-\nmicidia, latrocinia infinita mala. Nam sicut bo-\nnus honestus homo voluntatis suae secretum alteri\nhanc artẽ scienti, quotiescunq́; voluerit pro vtilitate\npriuata vel communi, secùrè, absq́; aliqua suspi-\ncione cuiuscunq́; notificare potest exprimere: \nperuersus quisque lubricus, malitiosus, voluptatis f2\n\n84 APOLOGIA\nsuae persona quantumlibet,turpiter im-\npedimento penitus omni semoto, malum desiderium\nsuum, sine aliqua suspicione poterit intimare. Nec\ntuta inter coniugatos fides manere iani deinceps pos-\nset, dum foemina, quamuis Latini sermonis hactenus\ninscia, per sancta et pudica verba cuiuslibet linguae\nseu idiomatis effecta doctißima, malaᵐ et impudi-\ncam amatoris sui voluntatem, viro licet praefe-\nrente ac collaudante literas, latißimè intelligere,\nsuumq́; desiderium eodem modo securißimè quam\nvoluerit, latè illi remandare, diserta satis oratione\npoßit. Enimuerò licet haec scientia puerilis videri a-\nliquibus poßit, tamen si fuerit publicata, totus Rei-\npublicae ordo turbaretur, fides periret publica, lite-\nrae, iustrumenta, scriptura, omnes ipsi denique ho-\nminum sermones, in perpetuam suspicionem verte-\nrentur. Nemo iam litteris quantumcunque bonus ho-\nnestis et sanctis amplius crederet, fidem epistolis nul-\nlus adhiberet, quoniam, quantumlibet sancta et pu-\ndica verba fuerint, semper tamen dolus, fraus et ma-\nla deceptio subeße putaretur, fierentq́;, homines ad\nomnia timidi, & non minus ad mutuos sermones,\nquàm ad literas quasilibet suspiciosi. Nec fieri quis-\npiam tam doctus et expertus in hac ipsa scientia vn-\ncretè, & occultißimè scribendi ad omnia sufficien-\ntes, quos ipse nondum apprehendit. Est enim haec\nscientia chaos infinitae magnitudinis, quod nemo com\nprehendere potest. Quia quantumlibet doctus in\nbac","segment":27,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"89","number":89},{"label":"90","number":90},{"label":"91","number":91}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-28","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0028","latin":"TRI THEMII.\nhac arte fueris, minus tamẽ est, quod intelligis, quam\nillud quod nescis. Nam huius scientiae proprietas est,\nMagistro discipulum semper, modo fit industrius\nvelit, reddere sine comparatione\ndoctiorem.\nSEQVITVR EX-\nPOSITIO CLARISSIMI\nVIRI ADOLPHI A GLAVBVG\nPatricij Francofordensis, cum exemplis eo-\nrum, quae ab Authore vel praeterita\nfunt vel minus perspicuè\ntractata.\n\nMAGNVS ex his Romano-\nrum Imperator.) De hac ra-\ntione scribendi videatur Sueto-\nnius Tranquillus in vita Augu-\nsti, Cap. 88. &amp; in vita Iulÿ Cae-\nsaris, Cap. 86. Extant (inquit)\n&amp; ad Ciceronem, item ad fami-\nliares, domesticis de rebus (epistolae scilicet) in quibus\nsi qua occultius perferenda erant, per notas scripsit,\nid est, sic structo literarum ordine, vt nullum verbùm\neffici posset, quae si quis investigare vellet, quartam e-\nlementorum literam, id est, d. pro a. &amp; perinde re-\nliquas permutet. Caterum Isidorus etiam meminie f 3\n\n86 EXPOSITIO.\nepistolae Augusti ad filium, in qua sic scribit: Quo-\nniam innumerabilia absiduè incidunt, quae scribi al-\nterutrum oporteat, & esse secreta, habeamus inter\nnos notas si vis tale, vt cum aliquid nobis scribendum\nerit, pro vnaquaque litera scribamus sequentem, hoc\nmodo,b, pro a,c,pro b, ac deinceps eademratione cae-\nteras. Pro z, autem litera redeundum ad duplex aa.\nArchimedes Syracusanus.) Huic simile est\nquod apud Gellium legitur lib.17.cap.9. Lacedemo-\nnij veteres cum dißimulare, occultare literas pu-\nblicè ad Imperatores missas volebant, ne si ab hosti-\nbus exceptae forent, consilia sua noscerentur, episto-\nlas,in id genus factas mittebant. Surculi duo erant\nreretes,oblonguli, pari crasamento,eiusdemque longi-\ntudinis,derasi atque ornati consimiliter.Vnus Impe-\nratori in bellum proficiscenti dabatur, alterum do-\nmi,magistratus cum iure atque,cum signo habebant.\nQuando vsus venerat literarum secretiorum,circum\neum furculum,lorum modicae tenuitatis longum,\naut quantum rei satis erat complicabunt, volumine\nrotundo simplici,itavti ore adiunctae vndique\ncohaerentes lori quod plicabatur coirent.Literas de-\ninde in eo loro per transuersas iuncturarum oras ver-\nfibus à summo prosiciscentibus infcribebāt.\nId loruliteris ita per scriptis,reuolutum ex furculo\nImperatori commenti illius conscio mittebant.Re-\nsolutio itemlori,literastruncas atque,mutilas redde-\nbat,membraqueearum apices in partes diuersibi-\nmas\n\nEXPOSITIO.\n87\nmaes spargebantur. Propterea si id lorum in manus-\nbostium inciderat, nihil quicquam ex eo loro conie-\nctare quibant. Sed vbi ille, ad quem erat missum ac-\nceperat, surculo compari quem habebat capto, ad fi-\nnem perinde vt debere fieri sciebat, circumplicabat,\natque ita literae per ambitum eundem surculi coale-\nscentes rursum coibant, integramq́; & incorruptam\nepistolam facilem legi praestabant. Hoc genus epi-\nstolae Lacedaemonij σκυτάλη appellant. Vide etiam\nPlutarchum in vita Lysandri.\nEst alia non minus ingeniosa ratio occultandi\nliteras, à Hieronymo Cardano in lib. subtilitatum\ndescripta. Membranas duas aequales accipias deli-\nneatas ad scribendum, atque in ipsis lineis foramina\nsparsim è regione in vtraque parua, sed tamen pro e-\nlementorum magnitudine seu altitudine facies.\nQuaedam septem, quaedam tria, quaedam octo vel de-\ncem elementa continebunt, vt omnia simul iunctis omni-\nbus quae in scribi possunt, contineant. Harum alte-\nram dabis illi ad quem scribere desideras. Cum ve-\nrò opus est, scribere primum sententiam quam mi-\nnorem contineat supposita fora-\nminibus, scribes eam sententiam, atque item in alia\natque alia demum imple spacia primae membranae sen-\ntentias complendo, implendo donec sensus f 4","segment":28,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"92","number":92},{"label":"93","number":93},{"label":"94","number":94}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-29","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0029","latin":"EXPOSITIO.\nconstee. Hanc secundam sententiam complebis in\nsecunda membrana, sic, vt verba sententiae cohae-\nrere videantur, in tertia quoque ita aptabis, vt illae-\nsis primùs literis sententia tota, verborum numerus\nmagnitudoq́; constent, ac concinnitatem quandam\nretineant. Quibus peractis superpone exemplar quod\npraecidisti membranae coaequali, atque in terminis fo-\nraminũ puncta tenuißima signabis eousque quo li-\nterae pertingant, quas scribere desideras. Tum ter-\ntiam membranam accipe, epistolamq́; continuis ver-\nbis, decenti spaciorum ordine, ac magnitudine tum\netiam litterarum, sic, vt prima sententia, ac verba il-\nlius inter punctorum terminos contineantur. Ergo\nfuci suspicio tunc nulla manet: alter, cum recipit su-\nperposito exemplari, sententiam animi tui illico in-\ntelligit, nec huic rei, tametsi laboris haud leuis sit, a-\nliquid ad significandum sententiam periculosis tem-\nporibus suis amicis par inueniri potest.\nMarcus Tullius.) Sententia est, Ciceronem\npro singulis dictionibus Latinis, singulos particu-\nlares Characteres excogitasse, quibus si neceßitas po-\nstulabat, orationem quantumvis prolixam, cum pau-\ncißimis signis, tum occultißimè scripsit. Et hoc mo-\ndo tradunt, orationem Catonis, vt coniurati suppli-\ncio afficerentur, seruatam ac literis demandatam,\nCicerone consule velocißimos scriptores instituen-\nte, qui huiusmodi notis dicta comprehenderent. Ve-\nteres etiam circa perscriendas dictiones celeriter ac com-\n\nEXPOSITIO.\n89\ncompendiosè, similem quandam rationem secutos,\nvt frequenter vnica litera dictionem significaret, te-\nstantur Valerius Probus, Petrus Crinitus, Angelus\nDecembrius, item antiquißima monumenta diligen\ntißimè à Petro Apiano, & Bartholomaeo Amantio col\nlecta. Caeterum de hac industria scribendi deinceps\ndiligentius tractabitur.\nBeda noster in Anglia.) De computatione et loquela digitorum. Hęc inventio apud Bedam de\ntemporum partitionibus. Cum vnum dicis mini-\nmum in leua digitum inflectens in medium palmae\nartem infiges. Cum dicis duo, secundum à minimo\nflexum ibidem impones. Cum dicis tria, tertium fi-\nmiliter adflectes. Cum dicis quatuor, itidem mini-\nmo similiter eriges. Cum dicis sex, tertium nihilo-\nminus leuabis, medio duntaxat solo, qui medicus ap-\npellatur in medium palmae fixo. Cum dicis septem,\nminimum solum caeteris leuatis super palmae radicem\npones. Iuxta quod cum dicis octo medicum. Cum di-\ncis decem vnguem indicis in medio figes artu pollicis.\nCum dicis viginti summitatem pollicis inter medios\nindicis &; impudici artus immittes. Cum dicis tri-\nginta vngues indicis &; pollicis blando coniunges am\nplexu. Cum dicis quadraginta, interiora pollicis la-\nteri vel dorso indicis superduces, ambobus duntaxat\nerectis. Cum dicis quinquaginta pollicem exteriori f 5\n\n90 EXPOSITIO.\nartui instar Graecae literae quae dicitur curua-\ntum ad palmam inclinabis. Cum dicis sexaginta\npollicem vt supra circumflexo di-\nligenter à fronte praecinges. Cum dicis septuagin-\nta, indicem vt supera circumflexum pollice immisso\nsuper implebis, vngue duntaxat illius erecto trans\nmedium indicis artum. Cum dicis octoginta, indi-\ncem vt supra circumflexum pollice in longum tenso\nimplebis, vngue videlicet illius in medium indicis ar-\ntum infixo. Cum dicis nonaginta, indicis inflexi vn-\ngulam radici pollicis infiges, hactenus in laeuam. Cen-\ntum verò in dextra, quemadmodum decem in laeuae\nfacies: ducenta in dextra, quemadmodum viginti in\nlaeua. Eodem modo et caetera vsque ad noningenta.\nItem mille in dextra, quemadmodum duo in laeua,\n&amp; caetera vsque ad nouem millia. Duo millia in dextra,\nquemadmodum tria in laeua,\ncaetera cum dicis laeuam medio pectori supremam appo-\nnes, digitis tantum ad collum erectis. Viginti millia\ncum dicis, eandem pectori expansam latè superpones.\nTriginta millia cum dicis, eadem prona, sed erectae pol-\nlicem cartilagine medij pectoris immittes. Quinqua-\nginta millia cum dicis, eiufdem pronae sed erectae pol-\nlicem vmbilico impones. Sexaginta millia cum di-\ncis eadem prona foemur laeuum desuper comprehen-\ndes. Septuaginta millia cum dicis foemori\nsuperpones. Octoginta millia cum dicis,eandem pro-\nnam","segment":29,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"95","number":95},{"label":"96","number":96},{"label":"97","number":97}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-30","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0030","latin":"EXPOSITIO.\n91\nnam foemori superpones. Nonaginta millia cum di-\ncis, eadem lumbos apprehendes pollice ad inguina\nverso. At verò centum et ducenta millia vsque ad no-\nningenta millia, eodem quo diximus ordine in dex-\ntra corporis parte complebis. Decies autem centena\nmillia cum dicis ambas sibi manus in sectis digitis im-\nplicabis. Et tantum de numeris digitorum gestu ex-\nprimendis. Quibus idem author mox subiungit: Po-\ntest autem de ipsa quam praenotaui computatio-\nne, quaedam manualis loquela, tam ingenij exercendi,\nquam ludi agendi gratia exerceri, qua literis quis si-\ngillatim expreßis verba quae eisdem literis continean\ntur, alteri qui hanc quoque nouit industriam, tamet-\nsi procul posito, legendo atque, intelligenda contradat,\nvel necessaria quoque per haec occultius innuendo si-\ngnificans, vel imperitos quasi diuinando deludens.\nCuius ordo ludi vel loquelae talis est. Cum primam\nalphabeti literam intimare cupis, vnum manu tene-\nto, cum secundũ duo, cum tertiam tria, sic ex ordi-\nne caeteras.Verbi gratia, si amicum inter insidiatores\npositum, vt cautè rem agat, admonere desideras, tria\nvnum, viginti, decem nouem, quinque\ndigitos ostẽde:huius namque ordinis literae, cautè agere\nsignificant. Hactenus dactylogiae exemplum iuxta Be\ndã, quod multis alijs modis variatur. Posito enim\nvt antea quoque dictum est vnitatis notam significare\nliteram a, ac ita deinceps ordine. Statuantur in laeua\nmanu, vnum in pollice, duo in indice, tria in medio di\ngito, quatuor in annulari seu tertio à pollice, quinque\nin mi-\n\n92 EXPOSITIO.\nin minimo digito locentur, item in dextra manu in-\ntelligentur duo in pollice, tria in indice, quatuor in\nmedio, quinque in tertio à pollice, sex in minimo.\nHis ita constitutis, obseruemus, qui numeri ex quo-\nrum inter se additione multiplicatione aut diuisio-\nne prouenant. Exempli causa, duodecim consur-\ngunt ex additione vnius ad vndecim, duorum ad de-\ncem, trium ad nouem, quatuor ad octo, sex ad sex,\nseptem ad quinque. In multiplicando autem duo-\ndecim producantur ex ductu quaternarij in terna-\nrium, aut binarij in senarium. In diuisione duode-\ncim habemus, si viginti quatuor per duo partiamur.\nPorrò cum digiti solum eriguntur, additionem signi-\nficat, quando autem alterum altero tangimus, mul-\ntiplicationem. Quod si alterum inflectamus, alte-\nrum verò erigamus, diuisionem oportet. Vo-\nlens itaque demonstrare literam m, quae duodecimum\nlocum occupat: Indico duodenarium, vel per addi-\ntionem, vel per multiplicationem, vel per diuisionem.\nPrimùm erectis duobus minimis digitis, vtriusque\nmanus cum pollice finistrae: nam pollex vnum signi-\nficat, alter verò digitorum quinque, alter sex desi-\ngnat, qui numerus literam m, ostendit. Per multipli-\ncationem hoc modo: tangamus tertium à pollice fi-\nnistrae manus, cum indice dextrae, quoniam tria mul-\ntificata per quatuor, efficiunt duodecim, vel tan-\ngamus minimum digitum dextrae, cum indice sini-\nstrae, quod idem est, bis sex enim duodecim reddunt.\nPosset\n\nEXPOSITIO.\n93\nPosset etiam alio modo fieri, videlicet contactu indi-\ncis dextrae et medij digiti sinistrae quae sex ostendunt.\nHaec verò iterum vtriusque pollicis contactu, aut in-\ndicis dextrae pollicis sinistrae, multiplicationem\nprioris numeri per duo significant, sed bis sex duode-\ncim faciunt. Per diuisionem sic, indicabimus pri-\nmum viginti quatuer, cuius numeri diuisio per bi-\nnarium, duodecem exhibet; diuisionem autem per\nduo repraesentat gestus de quo supra dicebam, vide-\nlicet, si ostendantur duo pollices, alter quidem ere-\nctus, alter verò inflexus: item pollex minimus di-\ngitus sinistrae, index verò dextrae inclinatus. Signifi-\ncant enim partitionem senarij per ternarium, hoc est\nduo, per quae viginti quatuer diuisa demõstrant duo-\ndecim. Tantum de dactylogia siue loquela digito-\nrum, quae infinitis modis aliter tractari po-\ntest, tribuendo certis locis Vocales, Consonantes, Se-\nmiuocales, Duplices, Mutas, Liquidas, prout vni-\ncuique visum fuerit, talia tractare. Haec quamquam\nridicula appareant, tamen maximum ysum habent,\nsi analogia quadam ad alias res traducantur. Cate-\nrum sunt nonnulla quorum author partim in expo-\nsitione huius loci, partim finem nieminit, sed\nquoniam ad Steganographiae tractationem pertinet,\nantisper differantur, donec eo peruentum erit.\nPrimum genus dermaticon.) Hoc Strata-\ngema vulgo etiam militibus notum. Plinius (nisi\nfallor) lib. 26. aliud tradit. Tythimalum (inquit)\nnostri","segment":30,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"98","number":98},{"label":"99","number":99},{"label":"100","number":100}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-31","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0031","latin":"94 EXPOSITIO.\nnostri herbam lactariam vocant, alij lactucam Capri\nnam. Narrantq́; lacte eius in scripto corpore cum inar\nruerit, si cinis inspergatur, apparere literas, &amp; ita\nquidem adulteras alloqui maluere quàm codicillis.\nSecundum genus Hyphasmaticon.) Do-\nctißimus vir Theodorus Bibliander hyphalmicon ha-\nbet, ob eam causam vt arbitror, quod in huiusmodi\noccultatione nihil litterarum appareat priusquam\ncharta aquis immersa fuerit, vt cum literàs alumine\nscribimus, aqua super insusa chartam obscuriorem,\nliteris efficiet, quae alioquin non potuissent legi.\nScribuntur item literae ac varijs mo.) Hero-\ndotus lib. 7. circa finem. Posteaquam Xerxes statuit\naduersus Graeciam sumere expeditionem, id Demá-\nratus qui Susis erat, cum accepisset, cẽsuit Graecis essè\nindicandum, sed cum aliter nequiret, quippe pericũ-\nlosum erat, ne deprehenderit, hanc rem commen-\ntus est: sumptis duarum tabellarum pugilaribus, ce-\nram illinc eradit. Deinde in eorum ligno cósilium re-\ngis exarat. Quod literis exaratum, rursus cera indu-\ncit, ne quid negocij apud viaros custodes exhiberent\npugillares cui ferrentur. Qui vbi Lacedaemonij interpretari,\nantequàm (vt ego accipio) Chromenis filia, eademq́;\nLeonidae vxor Gorgo, illos admonuit, ipsam rẽ inter-\npretata, iubens ceram effringi, fore enim vt litteras in\nligno reperirent. Ita ei auscultantes Lacedaemonij lite-\nras repertas relegerũt, easq́; deinde ad Graecos dimise-\nrunt.\nGellius\n\nEXPOSITIO.\n95\nGellius libro decimo sepitimo cap. 9. Est et amp; alia\n(inquit) in monumentis rerum Graecarum profun-\nda quaedam et amp; inopinabilis latebra, barbarico astu\nexcogitata. Histiaeus nomine fuit loco natus in ter-\nra Asia non ignobili. Asiam tunc tenebat imperio\nrex Darius. Is Histiaeus cum in Persis apud Darium\nesset, Aristagorae cuipiam res quasdam occultas nun-\nciare furtiuo scripto volebant. Comminiscitur oper-\ntum hoc literarum admirandum: Seruo suo diu o-\nculos aegros habenti, Caputq́; eius leue in\nliterarum formas compingit, His litteris quae volue-\nrat perscripsit: Hominem postea quoad capillus ado-\nlesceret domi continuit, vbi ad factum est, ire ad Ari-\nstagoram iubet. Et cum ad eum inquit veneris, man-\ndasse me dicito, vt caput tuum (sicut nuper egomet\nfeci) deradat. Seruus vt imperatum erat, ad Ari-\nstagoram venit, mandatum q́; domini assert, atque\nille id non esse frustra ratus, quod erat mandatum fe-\ncit, ita litterae perlata sunt. Eadem fere scribit He-\nrodotus, apud quem authorem etiam lib. 1. legitur.\nCum esset acerbus Astyages in Medos, Harpagus fin-\ngulis quibusq́; eorum se infinuans, primoribus per-\nsuadet, oportere Astiagem à regno submoueri Cy-\nro delecto. His transactis Harpagus ac paratis, i-\nta demum volens Cyro apud Persas agenti, suam a-\nperire sententiam, cum aliter non posset, vtpote i-\ntineribus custoditis, huiufmodi rem comminisci-\ntur. Extenterato, quem solerter obtinuerat, lepore, vt\nnihil\n\n96 EXPOSITIO.\nnihil omnino rescinderetur, indidit libellum, in quo\nquae libuit conscripserat,resutoq́; ventre, leporem v-\nnà cum retibus tradidit venatori cuidam suorum do\nmesticorum fidißimo, praecipiensq́; suo ore, cum da-\nret leporem, Cyro diceret, vt ipse suis manibus ape-\nriret, idq́; sine arbitris faceret, hominem demisit in\nPersidem Haec executo nuncio, Cyrus acceptum le-\nporem aperuit,inuentumq́; libellum qui in eo inerat\nlegit. Vide Iustin.lib.I.Tradunt item historiogr.Co-\nlumbas in rebus arduis internuncias fuisse,ita vt ea-\nrum collo ac pedibus alligatas epistolas in obsidione\nMutinensi Hyrcius conful ad Decium Brutum ac\nDecius Brutus ad Hyrcium miserit,vbi disposito cibo\nquibusdam eminentißimis locis, Columbas tenebris\nprius inclusas &; fame plurima affectas, illinc inde\nvolare instituerat.\nNonnulli (vt vitent fuspcionem) chartam in-\nscribunt atramento,quasi de rebus familiaribus ami\nco aliquid significare velint, postea quod secretum\nest, vrina scribunt in spaçijs,alij succo Limonij aut\nCaeparum, alij contuso sale Amoniaco &; aqua su-\nperfusa vtuntur. Huiufmodi autem literis scriptae,\nantequam igni admota fuerint penitescunt.\nQuidam sequuntur consilium Poetae: Cum poßit e-\nruri chartas celare ligatas. Et iuncto blandas sub pe-\nde ferre notas. Cauerit haec custos,pro charta conscia\ntergum Praebeat,inq́; suo corpore verba feret. Tutae\nquoq́; est,fallitq́; oculos è lacte recenti,Litera carbo-\nnis puluere tange leges. Fallit &; humiduli quae fiet\nacu-","segment":31,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"101","number":101},{"label":"102","number":102},{"label":"103","number":103}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-32","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0032","latin":"EXPOSITIO.\nacumine lini, Efferet occultas parua tabella notas,\netc. Sunt etiam aliae technae, vt quod literas adipe\nhirci, aut bouis in silicem pingunt; qui aceto per ali-\nquot horas impositus, et iterum extractus ea quae in-\nscripta fuerant, visui exhibet, item quod albumine\noui scribunt, et in atramentum tingunt, quo deraso\nliterae conspiciuntur. Postremò multa hoc loco ver-\nbis obscuris et communi vsu minimè receptis inuol-\nuit, ne hominibus peruersis occasionem praeberet, hi-\nsce vel abuti vel peiora excogitandi. Race scripsit\nversis syllabis pro cera, quemadmodum Roma pro a-\nmor, nemilua pro alumine, raphocam pro camphora,\netc. Sed quoniam talia propter publicam vtilitatem\nparcius tractanda sunt, nec ad institutum nostrum\npertinent, omittamus omnia explicare, satis est enim\nsi intelligatur quidnam per hoc tertium genus lite-\nrarum significare voluerit.\nFuerunt etiam Beda contestante.) Sensus\nest: Veteres non solum dictionibus (vt nos) scripsisse,\naut locutos, verumetiam quaecunque mundus conti-\nnet, et à nobis comprehẽdi possunt certa quadam in-\ndustria ad res significantas transtulisse. Diodorus Si-\nculus libro 4. Sunt (inquit) Aegyptiorum literae va-\nrijs animantibus extremitatibúq́; hominũ atque\ninstrumentis, sed praecipuè artificum persimiles, non\nenim syllabarum compositione, aut literis verba eo-\nrum exprimuntur, sed imaginum forma, eorum si-\ngnificatione vsu memoriae hominũ tradita. Scri-\n\n98 EXPOSITIO.\nbunt quidem, Accipitrem, Crocodilum serpentem,\nhominis oculum, manus, faciem et caetera eiusmodi.\nAccipiter rem denotat cito factam, quoniam haec a-\nliarum fermè omnium auis fit velocißima, transfer-\ntur haec notatio ad res domesticas, quae velociter fiant.\nCrocodilus malum significat. Oculus iustitiae serua-\ntor et totius corporis interpretatur custos li-\nbertatem designat, sinistra verò compreßis, tenacita-\ntem atq́; auaritiam. Eodem modo et caeterarum cor-\nporis partium dextra manus digitis paßis li-\nptum notabant, quae memoria hominum, longo vsu, ac\nmeditatione obseruata, è vestigio quid ea exprime-\nrent, internoscebant. Petrus Crinitus quoque lib. 7.\ncapite 2. huiufmodi rationem scribendi apud Aegy-\nptios fuisse scribit de literis Aegyptorum, quae Hie-\nroglyphicae appellantur, cùm apud veteres Authores\nmentio est, tum in obeliscis, etiamnum considerari\nhoc potest, in quibus figurae illae, & effigies animan-\ntium diuerforum, herbarumq́;, fluuiorum, & arbo-\nrum sculptae, eius gentis philosophiam designant, si-\ncut Strabo et Plinius grauißimi authores testantur.\nNam in obeliscis regum Sedotis atque Sennosornij,\nqui ex Aegypto in vrhem deuecti sunt, per eiusmodi\nsymbola, & hieroglyphicas notas rerum naturae in-\nterpretatio adnotata est. Ita enim Aegyptiorum phi-\nlosophia creditur primo illustrata. Quod ab eodem\nPlin. & alijs traditur. Inter alias verò effigies, sca-\nrabeos,\n\nEXPOSITIO.\n99\ntabeos, apes, fluuios, boues, aliaq́; id genus\nnotare consuenerunt. Porrò ipsa effigie apis, symbo-\nlum regis signabatur, quod is in obeundis vitae offi-\ncijs, non minus iustitiae aculeum, quàm dulcem mel-\nlis clementiam habere debeàt. In vulture naturae ge-\nnium ac maiestatem indicabant, quod inter has vo-\nlu cres foeminae duntaxat inueniantur, etc. Multa\netiam alia signa dictionum loco pinxerunt, de qui-\nbus vide Oriũ Apollinem de literis hieroglyphicis.\nPlinium lib.36.cap.11.quo loco pro Se-\nsotidis hàbetur Sesostridis pro Nuncoreo Phaeron iux\nta rectiorem lectionem. Meminerunt praeterea eius-\nmodi literarũ Strabo libro 17. Cõnelius Tacitus\nlib 15. Caelius Rodiginus antiquarum lect. libro 29.\ncap.26.Volaterranus lib.33.quanquam nulli adhuc\nrompertas esse scribat.\nFuerunt qui accidentibus.) Sententia est,\nquaecunque in vniuersa rerum natura sunt, siue ab\nintellectu, siue à sensibus percipiantur, in eum v-\nsum conuerti posse, vt eo modo quo vocabula signi-\nficent. Hinc est quod animi nostri voluntatem, infi-\nnitis modis occultè,citra suspicionem,&; alicuius ho-\nminis impedimentum alteri significare licet, per di-\nctiones, per signa quae dictiones notant, vt per lucem,\nper colores, vmbras, sonos, odores, sapores, per quali-\ntates quae tactum afficiunt, per figuras, magnitudi-\nnes, numeros, per motum aut statum quarumcun-\nque rerum, vt funt partes corporis, per gestus digito=\ng 2","segment":32,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"104","number":104},{"label":"105","number":105},{"label":"106","number":106}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-33","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0033","latin":"100 EXPOSITIO.\nrum oculorum nutus, etc. Quae quidem omnia si re-\nctè tractentur, iuxtaq́; literas, syllabas, dictiones, o-\nrationes, certo ordine, numeris adscriptis disposi-\nta fuerint, admirandas facultates hominibus prae-\nstant, tantò excellentiores quantò quis peritior ac\nexercitatior fuerit in ijs disciplinis, quae circa princi-\npia, causas, accidentia sensibilium versantur. Ta-\nlis est Catoptrice, quae docet visibilia rerum signa in\nmomento referre visui, per certas imagines procul à\nnobis extra specula in aerem projectas, ad signifi-\ncandam aliquam orationem institutas, quas facilè\nintelligit qui signum cognitionem habet. Caete-\nrum quo pacto fieri poßit, vt omnia ad signum v-\nsum transferantur, non est hujus instituti, sed ad Ste-\nganographiam pertinet, cuius operis argumenta do-\nctißimus vir Ioannes Trithemius in quadam epistola\nad Bostium his verbis recenset, &amp;c.\nIn manibus iam habeo grande opus, quod si vn-\nquam fuerit publicatum, quod absit, totus mundus\nmirabitur, cuius primi libri titulus est Steganogra-\nphia. Erunt autem quatuor libri, quilibet ad minus\ncentum capitulis distinguetur. Incepi hoc opus ad in-\nstantiam vnius magni principis, quem nominare non\nopus est. quaeris quid hoc opus docet,\nomnibusq́; nescientibus stupenda incredibilia, quae\nà seculo nunquãm sunt audita. Primus enim liber\ncontinet plusquam centum modos occultè scriben-\ndi, quicquid velis sine omni suspicione, sine literarum transpo-\n\nEXPOSITIO.\n10I\ntranspositione, sine omni timore, ita vt non fit homo\nin mundo, qui naturali industria scire, vel suspicari\nquidem poßit, quid in meis literis contineatur, prae-\nter eum qui artem nouit ex me, vel ex eo quem ego\ndocuero. Verba fun plana et familiaria, omni fu-\nspicione carentia, fed intentionem meam fine\narte percipere poterit in aeternum, quantumcunque\nfit doctus, est res verè stupenda. Secundus liber\nmulta mirabiliora continebit, per ignem videlicet\nin hac arte possum mentis mea conceptum fa-\ncere artem meam scienti ad quantamcunque distan-\ntiam,ad centum miliaria vel plura securè, fine ver-\nbis, sine scriptis, sine signis per quemcumque, nuncium,\nqui fi comprehensus in via fuerit, fi interrogatus e-\ntiam per tormenta durissima, nihil poteft fateri de\nnuncio meo, quia nihil fibi penitus constat de illo,\nquicquid occurrat, nuncium meum semper manebit\noccultum,nec omnes totius mundi homines fi fimul\nessent congregati possent illud vestigare virtute na-\nurali.Quod etiam facere fine nuncio dum volo pos-\nsum,voluntatem quoque meam indicare possum fe-\nlenti in carcere artem scienti etiam longè abfens\nquantumcunque custodiatur, etiam fi tribus milia-\nibus sub terra federet. Et haec omnia latißimè et miuerfaliter quando quotiescunqe voluero pos-\nsum,naturaliter fine aliqua supersitione,vel adiu-\norio spirituum quorumcunque.Mira fun fateor,\ned audi mirabiliora.Tertius liber docet artem,per\n\n102 EXPOSITIO.\nquam possum hominem idiotam scientem tantum\nlinguam maternam, qui nunquam nouit verbum La-\ntini sermonis in duabus horis docere, scribere,\nlegere intelligere Latinum satis ornatè disertè quan-\ntumque voluerit, ita vt quicunque viderint eius li-\nteras laudent verba, intelligant Latinè composita.\nQuartus liber continet multae stupenda experimen-\nta, sed purè naturalia. Mentem videlicet me am in-\ndicare possum scienti artem meam inter edendum,\nvel seđendum cum alijs, sine verbis sine nutibus quam\nlatißimè voluero, etiam inter loquendũ praedican-\ndum, ludendum in organo vel cantandum sine impe-\ndimento actionis alterius cuiuscunque, ita vt praedi-\ncando bona scienti clausis oculis, alia multa quartus liber\ncontinebit arcana quae non sunt in publicũ proferen-\nda. Mirantur haec omnes, qui audiunt, è quibus multi\nsunt viri nobiles atque, doctißimi, existimantes ista aut\nesse impoßibilia, aut penitus supernaturalia. His ego\ntibiꝙ; respondeo, quod multis respondi: multa natu-\nraliter esse poßibilia, quae nescientibus vires naturae\nimpoßibilia, vel etiam supernaturalia videntur. Et\necce coram Deo meo loquor qui omnia nouit, quod\nea quae praedixi miranda, quam ego scribere aut cre-\ndere poßis, tamen omnia sunt purè naturalia, sine\ndeceptione aliqua, sine supersitione, sine magica ar-\nte, sine","segment":33,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"107","number":107},{"label":"108","number":108},{"label":"109","number":109}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-34","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0034","latin":"EXPOSITIO.\n103\nre, sine inuocatione seu ministerio quorumcun pi-\nrituum. Haec ideo dixerim, vt si fortè aliquando ru-\nmor ad te peruenerit, me aut posse miran-\nda,nõ me magum dico exiimares,sed philosophum.\nNam quod Albertum magno profundiimo rerum\nnaturalium scrutatori comtigit, vt propter miranda\nquae occulta virtute natur ae operatus e, magus à vul\ngo sit habitus, mihi sum certus militer contingere\nposse, si quaeris vnde mihi ia quae nemo nouit,\naudi. Non ab homine neque per hominem ia didi-\nci, sed per reuelationem nescio cuius, cum enim prae-\nsenti anno quadam vice cogitarem quid noui possem\ninuenire quod omnes lateret,coepi cogitare si ea pof-\nsem excogitare quaedixi miranda. Cum po longam\nphantasiam tanquam de re impoibili penitus de-\nsperarem,dormitumo,eonoe reposui,fatuitatem\nmeam ipse mecum deridens quam impoibilia quae-\nrere tentauerim. Eadem nocte mihi atit quidam\ndicens,non funt vana ô Trithemi,quae nec tu nec alius tecum\npoteris inuenire,dixiq́;ad eum.Si ergo poibia sunt\ndic obsecro quomodo fiant.Et aperiens os uum,de\nsingulis,per ordinem me docuit,oendens quomodo\nfieri,quae multis diebus frura cogitaueram,de facili\npoent.Ecce coram Deo quia non mentior sed veri-\nratem dico,neminem ia adhuc docui,quamuis mul\nti promittentes magna,saepe rogarint,praeter vnum\nprincipem cui scribo, quem de pofibilitate artis g 4\n\n104 EXPOSITIO.\nmanifesto argumento feci certiorem, nec decet ista\nalios scire, quàm principes, alioquin multa per ea fie-\nrent mala, traditiones, fornicationes &;\nalia quaecunque vellent homines mali. Sed benè v-\ntentes arte multa per eam reipublicae facere\npossent, possum autem ista omnia docere in omni\nlingua totius mundi quam audiui. Haec\ntibi Bosti propterea significare volui, ne me crede-\nres otiosum.\nHactenus verba Trithemij. Postremo sunt aliae in-\ngentes vtilitates horum librorum Polygraphiae, quas\nin nostris libris de ratione docendi &; discendi tra-\nctabimus, qualia cùnque enim haec videantur, tamen\nplus habent in recessu quàm in fronte promittunt.\nDe Steganographia, cuius principia his libris ab-\nstrusa latent, Deo volente, seorsim\nagemus.\nPRIMVS LIBER\nPolygraphiae.\nQVATVOR sunt atque viginti si-\ngnorum sermonis Latini grammata,\nquae per ordinem praeposita totidem\nsymanticis dictionibus, ad votum v-\nniuscuiusque operantis in hac arte\ncopiosißimè per omnia deseruiunt arcanis. Sic autem para-\n\nEXPOSITIO.\nparaphrasmata sunt artificialiter ordinata, quod sermonem penitus Latinum efficiunt, si de quolibet ordine vna duntaxat capiatur. Et notandum quoda ratione sermonis nostri Theutonici, vicesima quarta littera w, in fine alphabeti assumitur, cum reliquae omnes vtriusque linguae ministerio perfungantur. Consignantes tali per ordinem industria locauimus, vt quamlibet de vnaquaque susceperis linea, summae deductione facta manebit concordia. Circumspectione tamen opus est, vt de qualibet syntaxeos linea non capias nisi vnam, & nullam monas binario facit iniuriã. Prouidendum quoque vt quotiens ad operazionem cabalisticam accedis, prius noctis minuta oꝫ singula numeres, eaꝙ; sequentis diei gradibus proportione debita coniungas. Quod si minutis arcano instituto diei gradibus finetenus non sufficiunt, cur sor ventosus ad archimensorem prudentẽ est confilio reducendus. Nec obstat si casu fortuito nox in caput diei recidat, cum prudens operator in arte tantundem per volũtariam appositionem à fron te poßit discedere, quanto noctem viderit diei lucem superare. Et hoc per totum Polygraphiae opus de singulis est capitulis intelligendum. Eam tamen considerationem vnitate dicimus, quabina-rius noto reuersionis indiculo, ne aberrare contingat, certificetur. Ex monade per constitutum binarius stabit, efficiturque, monas. Nihil hic frustra ponitur, nihil sine causa vel ociosum allegatur. Propterea mo g 5","segment":34,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"110","number":110},{"label":"111","number":111},{"label":"112","number":112},{"label":"113","number":113},{"label":"114","number":114}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-35","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0035","latin":"106 EXPOSITIO.\nnemus necessario, vt omnis qui hoc Polygraphiae o-\npus nostrum voluerit vel in toto vel in parte rescri-\nbere, diligenter in primis prouideat, ne ab archetypo\nnostro in aliquo discedat, ne dictionem quamcunque\ntransiliat, negligat, vel transponat. Enimuerò si lite-\nram vnam, seu dictionem in substantialibus omise-\nrit, si verbum contra naturam eius mutauerit, totius\nprocessum operis inutilem fecit. Ergo aut\npropriè rescribat, aut non\nrescribat.\nSequuntur primi ordinis cum mi-\nnutis dictiones ad\ngradus.\n[Decorative printer's mark: Heart-shaped cartouche with a grotesque face at its center.]\n\nPOLYGRAP. LIB. I.\n107\nA Deus A clemens\nB Creator B clementissimus\nC Conditor C pius\nD Opifex D pijssimus\nE Dominus E magnus\nF Dominator F excelsus\nG Consolator G maximus\nH Arbiter H optimus\nI ludex I sapientissimus\nK Illuminator K inuisibilis X-\nL Illustrator L immortalis\nM Rector M aeternus\nN Rex N sempiternus\nO Imperator O gloriosus\nP Gubernator P fortissimus\nQ Factor Q sanctissimus\nR Fabricator R incõpraehensibilis\nS Conferuator S omnipotens\nT Redemptor T pacificus\nV Auctor V misericors\nX Princeps X misericordissimus\nY Pastor Y cunctipotens\nZ Moderator Z magnificentis\nw Saluator w excellentissimus\nA crea-\n\n108 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA creans A coelos\nB regens B coelestia\nC conseruans C supercoelestia\nD moderans D mundum\nE gubernans E mundana\nF ordinans F homines\nG ornans G humana\nH exornans H angelos\nI constituens I angelica\nK dirigens K terram\nL producens L terrena\nM decorans M tempus\nN stabiliens N temporalia\nO illustrans O aeuum\nP intruens P aeuiterna\nQ monens Q omnia\nR confirmans R cuncta\nS custodiens S vniuersa\nT cernens T orbem\nV discernens V astra\nX illuminans X solem\nY fabricans Y stellae\nZ saluisicans Z viram\nw faciens w viuentia\nA im-\n\nLIBER I.\n109\nA impendat A omnibus\nB conferat B cunctis\nC donet C vniuersis\nD largiatur D credentibus\nE concedat E nobis\nF condonet F christianis\nG tribuat G fidelibus\nH distribuat H petentibus\nI retribuat I expetentibus\nK contribuat K orantibus\nL indulgeat L exorantibus\nM exhibeat M postulantibus\nN praestet N expostulantibus\nO offerat O quaerentibus\nP deferat P christicolis\nQ ostendat Q inquirentibus\nR reuelet R requirentibus\nS manifestet S exquirentibus\nT infinuet T optantibus\nV aspiret V exoptantibus\nX restituat X praeoptantibus\nY reddat Y expectantibus\nZ administret Z sperantibus\nw faucat w desiderantibus\nA vi-\n\n110 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA vitam A permansuram\nB amoenitatem B aeternam\nC iocunditatem C sempiternam\nD cõsolationem D coelestem\nE laetitiam E supercoelestem\nF gloriam F perpetuam\nG foelicitatem G beatissimam\nH beatitudinem H angelicam\nI visionem I seraphicam\nK iubilationem K immortalem\nL quietem L ineffabilẽ cũ omnibꝰ\nM requiem M incõpraehensibꝰ cũ\nN mansionem N inestimabilem vni-\nO habitationem O luminosam uersis\nP recreationem P splendidam\nQ fruitionem Q lucidissimam\nR lucem R amoenissimam\nS exultationem S perennem\nT claritatem T X interminabilem\nV pacem V dulcissimam\nX trãquillitatem Y perfectam\nZ contemplatẽ Z futuram\nw securitatem w A san-\n\nLIBER I.\nA sanctis A coelis M A\nB electis B caelestibus D\nC praedilectis C supercoelestibus E\nD sanctissimis D aeternum F\nE iustis E perpetuum G\nF iustificatis F sempiternum H\nG praedestinatis G faecula saecularũ I\nH angelis H aeuum sanctum K\nI archangelis I saeculum L\nK amatoribus K regno coelorum M\nL cultoribus L altissimis N\nM amicis suis in excelsis amen O\nN apostolis suis in paradiso amen P\nO prophetis O olympo Q\nP discipulis P paradisiacis R\nQ martyribus Q olympicis S\nR santificationibus S fulguribus T\nS dominationibus T foelicitatibus V\nT dilectis V gloriosis X\nV ciuibus X honore Y\nY famulis Z luce perpetua W\nZ ministris W patria coelesti A Ma-\n\nA Maiestas A summi\nB Bonitas B magni\nC Dulcedo C maximi\nD Charitas D supremi\nE Sapientia E excelsi\nF Potestas F optimi\nG Miseratio G clarissimi\nH Benignitas H sanctissimi\nI Mansuetudo I potentissimi\nK Excellentia K sapientissimi\nL Pietas L fortissimi\nM Suuitas M mitissimi\nN Claritas N altissimi\nO Clementia O robustissimi\nP Misericordia P omnipotentis\nQ Diuinitas Q cunctipotentis\nR Celsitudo R sempiterni\nS Deitas S gloriosissimi\nT Immensitas T ineffabilis\nV Virtus V inuisibilis\nX Fortitudo X immortalis\nY Dilectio Y inaccessibilis\nZ Munificentia Z eminentissimi\nw Perfectio w clementissimi\nA 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syn-\n\n114 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA synceriter A praedicanda\nB syncere B euangelizanda\nC syncerissime C oranda\nD deuote D adoranda\nE deuotissime E exoranda\nF humiliter F colenda\nG humilime G recolenda\nH feruenter H memoranda\nI feruentissime I rememoranda\nK ardenter K cogitanda\nL ardentissime L recogitanda\nM prudentissime M speculanda\nN prudenter N inuocanda\nO sapienter O honoranda\nP sapientissime P glorificanda\nQ cordialiter Q benedicenda\nR cordialissime R veneranda\nS affectuose S amanda\nT affectuosissime T diligenda\nV reuerenter V laudanda\nX instantissime X collaudanda\nY fortissime Y extollenda\nZ constantissime Z exaltanda\nw hilariter w magnificanda\nA mul.\n\nLIBER I.\nA multis A verbis\nB permultis B doctrinis\nC quam multis C institutis\nD pluribus D institutionibus\nE compluribus E monitis\nF varijs F monitionibus\nG diuersis G admonitionibꝰ\nH sanctis H inspirationibus\nI sanctissimis I dogmatibus\nK sacris K sermonibus\nL sacratis L scripturis\nM sacrosanctis M mandatis nos\nN necessarijs N ꝑsuasionibꝰ nos\nO pernecessarijs O praeceptis\nP vtilibus P consilijs\nQ vtilissimis Q iussionibus\nR optimis R hortamentis\nS honestis S exhortationibꝰ\nT manifestis T illuminationibꝰ\nV crebris V illustrationibus\nX Y creberrimis X promissionibus\nZ Z continuis Y promissis\nw w salutaribus Z exemplis\nh 2 A mi.\n\n116 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA miseros A homines\nB misellos B homunciones\nC miserandos C mortales\nD miserbiles D christianos\nE miserrimos E christicolas\nF infoelicissimos F orthodoxos\nG infoelices G peregrinos\nH caducos H exules\nI instabiles I peccantes\nK fragiles K viuentes\nL infirmos L operarios\nM immundos M mercenarios\nN vanos N dormientes\nO vanissimos O terrigenas\nP abiectos P desolatosque\nQ abiectissimos Q mundanos\nR perditos R terrenos\nS iniustos S infirmissimos\nT iniquos T im-\nV fatuos V\nX sultos X\nZ mutabiles Z\nw infirmissimos w\nA im-\n\nLIBER I.\n17\nA imbuit A praesentia\nB docet B mundum\nC visitat C mundana\nD monet D Mundalia\nE admonet E saeculum\nF praemonet F saecularia\nG instruit G mutabilia\nH iubet H corruptibilia\nI hortatur I vana\nK exhortatur K vanitates\nL adhōtatur L terrena\nM dehortatur M carnalia propter ob\nN cohortatur N luxum\nO commonet O diuitias\nP docuit P mortalia\nQ erudit Q transitoria\nR commonefacit R labentia\nS incitat S inferiora\nT concitat T visibilia\nV auisat V caduca\nX prouocat X voluptates\nY illuminat Y diuitias\nZ illustrat Z honores\nw inuitat w infima\nh 3 A amo-\n\n118 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA amorem A saluatoris\nB dilectionem B redemptoris\nC charitatem C liberatoris\nD reuerentiam D creatoris\nE honorem E conditoris\nF venerationem F plasmatoris\nG intuitum G auctoris\nH memoriam H opificis\nI considerationẽ I artificis\nK adhaesionem K motoris\nL acquisitionem L conseruatoris\nM affectionem M gubernatoris,\nN deuotionem N imperatoris\nO vnionem O factoris\nP virtutem P fabricatoris\nQ electionem Q illuminatoris\nR spem R illustratoris\nS fidem S rectoris\nT 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studijs\nQ vanissimis Q curis\nR fallacissimis R scientijs\nS spurcissimis S gaudijs\nT vitiosissimis T leuitatibus\nV corruptissimis V actionibus\nX Y corruptionibus\nZ Z solicitudinibus\nw dolosis w exercitationibus\ni A vitae\n\n130 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA vitae A epulas\nB incolatus B nuptias\nC temporis C diuitias\nD peregrinationis D laetitias\nE conuersationis E delicias\nF mortalitatis F visiones\nG calamitatis G cantilenas\nH transitus H consolationes\nI mundi I recreationes\nK morae K dignitates\nL orbis L voluptates\nM terrae cum sitis ad M mansiones\nN sęculi quia estis ad N festiuitates\nO cosmi O habitationes\nP exilij P modulationes\nQ miseriae Q solennitates\nR habitationis R speculationes\nS ergasterij S amoenitates\nT abiectiosis T iocunditates\nV breuitatis V contemplationes\nX carceris X benedictiones\nY captionis Y largitiones\nZ captiuitatis Z laudationes\nw transmigratiõis w remuneratione: A beni-\n\nLIBER I.\n131\nA benigni A creatoris\nB superni B conditoris\nC supremi C saluatoris\nD superbenigi D plasmatoris\nE benigniffimi E redemptoris\nF dulcissimi F liberatoris\nG altiflimi G ereptoris\nH summi H motoris\nI maximi I factoris\nK optimi K iudicis\nL melliflui L regis\nM iustissimi M rectoris\nN clementis N imperatoris\nO clementiffimi O gubernatoris\nP misericordis P viuficatoris\nQ misericordiffimi Q illustratoris\nR potentissimi R illuminatoris\nS omnipotentis S dominatoris\nT cunctipotentis T conseruatoris\nV pientiffimi V adminifteratoris\nX gloriofi X moderatoris\nY gloriofiffimi Y dispositoris\nZ excellentissimi w decoratoris\ni 2 A coe.\n\n132 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA coeli A coelestes\nB terrae B diuinas\nC orbis C supernas\nD mundi D supercoelestes\nE faeculorum E superdiuinas\nF coelestium F sempiternas\nG terrenorum G spirituales\nH terrestrium H aethereas\nI vniuerforum I lucidas\nK cunctorum K aeternas\nL omnium L optimas\nM hominum M perennes\nN angelorum N beatissimas\nO saeculi O quietissimas\nP spirituum P amoenissimas\nQ fidelium Q 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stabilis O gloria (nue\nP perfeuerans P fruitio\nQ firmissima Q perfruitio\nR amoenissima R societas\nS securissima S satietas\nT pulchra T festiuitas\nV dulcis V solennitas\nX electa X claritas\nZ praedulcis Z foelicitas\nw dulcissima w concordia\nA defi.\n\nLIBER I.\n157\nA deficit A durat\nB deficiet B manet\nC finitur C durabit\nD finietur D permanebit\nE terminatur E perseuerabit\nF terminabitur F perseuerat\nG exterminabitur G permanet\nH exterminatur H extendetur\nI commutatur I continuatur\nK immutabtur K ampliatur\nL commutatur L ampliatur\nM immutatur sed M assiduatur in\nN remouetur sed N assiduabitur in\nO marcescit O continuabitur\nP minuetur P ampliatur\nQ extinguetur Q augetur\nR corrumpetur R crescet\nS obnubilatur S dilatabitur\nT obnubilabitur T dilatabitur\nV abscondetur V habebitur\nX auferetur X possidetur\nY cessabit Y habebitur\nZ desinet Z habetur\nw varietur w habetur\nk 4 A sae.\n\n152 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA saecula A Videte\nB aeuum B Attendite\nC saeculum C 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mitissima\nY peccaminum Y tutissima\nZ neglectorum Z aeterna\nw nequitiarum w 2 A spes\n\n280 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA spes A fidelium\nB salus B humilium\nC quies C mortalium\nD fiducia D hominum\nE requies E credentium\nF consolatio F christianorum\nG confidentia G orthodoxorum\nH refrigeratio H pauperum\nI recreatio I afflictorum\nK beatitudo K deuotorum\nL foelicitas L bonorum q̃ tuam\nM merces omnium M inopum qui tuã\nN vita omniũ N miserorum\nO dulcedo O desolatorum\nP suuitas P tribulatorum\nQ sustentatio Q mansuetorum\nR sanctificatio S esurientium\nT iustificatio T mitium\nV libertas V clamantium\nX amoenitas X exultantium\nZ exultatio Z poenitentium\nw laus w contritorum\nA virtu-\n\nLIBER I.\n181\nA virtutem A colunt\nB pietatem B adorant\nC maiestatem C praedicant\nD excellentiam D venerantur\nE clementiam E honorificant\nF diuinitatem F magnificent\nG misericordiam G honorant\nH omnipotentiam H diligunt\nI immensitatem I recolunt\nK existentiam K amant\nL dominationem L exorant\nM 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cooperantibus X coangustauerūt\nY ocurrentibus Y coangustarunt\nZ irrumpentibus Z coangustant\nw exundantibus w praeoccupant\nn 2 A mise-\n\n196 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA miseros A homines\nB misellos B homunciones\nC miserrimos C terrigenas\nD miserandos D christianos\nE miserbiles E christicolas\nF moribundos F germanos\nG infoelicissimos G alemannos\nH fragilissimos H vngaros\nI infirmissimos I theutones\nK desolatissimos K theutiscos\nL vanissimos L italos\nM infirmos M terrenos\nN desolatos N mundanos\nO abiectos O mortales\nP caducos P orthodoxos\nQ inutiles Q credentes\nR vanos R seruulos\nS debiles S ministros\nT abiectissimos T facerdotes\nV indignissimos V religiosos\nX corruptibiles X claustrales\nZ ignauos Z plu-\nw pauperes w ɔplu-\n\nLIBER I.\n197\nA plures A miseriae\nB multae B vallationes\nC magnae C incursiones\nD maximae D tribulationes\nE infinitae E persecutiones\nF horrendae F perturbationes\nG complures G conturbationes\nH quamplures H inuasiones\nI innumerabiles I 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expurga X peroptamus\nY expurges Y deprecati sumus\nZ indulge Z gliscimus\nw implorum w imploramus\nA noxas\n\nLIBER I.\n203\nA noxas A colentium\nB vitia B amantium\nC culpas C adorantium\nD delicta D laudantium\nE scelera E praedicantium\nF peccata F venerantium\nG facinora G diligentium\nH crimina H canentium\nI peccamina I timentium\nK flagitia K metuentium\nL offensas L inuocantium\nM excessus omniū te M sustinentium per\nN reatus omnium N benedicētiū pro-\nO reatum O credentium (pter\nP offensiones P sequentium\nQ negligentias Q quaerentium\nR cupiditates R requirentium\nS exorbitantias S collaudantium\nT transgressiones T expectantium\nV iniquitates V glorificantium\nX impietates X exultantium\nY iniustitias Y honorantium\nZ prauitatis Z imitantium\nw immunditas w san-\n\n204 POLYGRARHIAE\nA sanctam A pietatem\nB ineffabilem B bonitatem\nC sanctam C dulcedinem\nD gloriosam D mansuetudinem\nE salutiferam E misericordiam\nF salutarem F benignitatem\nG amabilem G diuinitatem\nH maximam H maiestatem\nI viuificam I deitatem\nK admirabilem K gratiam\nL inuictam L gloriam\nM excelsam M potẽtiam tuã o\nN altissimam N beatitudinẽ tuã o\nO profundam O clementiam\nP venerabilem P celsitudinem\nQ benedictam Q serenitatem\nR sempiternam R claritatem\nS incircũscriptam S eminentiam\nT incircũscriptibl̃ T omnipotentiam\nV incomprehẽsibilẽ V sapientiam\nX profundissimam X prudentiam\nY infinitam Y foelicitatem\nZ aeternam Z cunctipotẽtiam\nA rex\n\nLIBER I.\n205\nA rex A fidelium\nB spes B humilium\nC vita C omnium\nD salus D vniuersorum\nE corona E hominum\nF creator F credentium\nG conditor G angelorum\nH princeps H mortalium\nI imperator I visibilium\nK conseruator K inuisibilium\nL gubernator L christianorum\nM viuicator M christicol. qui nos\nN instaurator N pauperũ qui nos\nO restaurator O mitium\nP sustentator P bonorum\nQ consolator Q iustorum\nR defensor R gentium\nS protector S viuentium\nT refugium T sperantium\nV pater V confidentium\nX deus X te amantium\nY iudex Y te diligentium\nZ salutor Z te laudantium\nw redemptor w collaudantium\nA saluas\n\n206 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA saluas A doctrinam\nB saluasti B natiuitatem\nC liberasti C institutionem\nD liberauisti D incarnationem\nE reuocasti E circumcisionem\nF redemisti F apparitionem\nG reduxisti G baptismem\nH repaꝛasti H victoriam\nI recuperasti I praedicationem\nK protexisti K instructionem\nL eripuisti L eruditionem\nM reseruasti ꝑ tuam M passionem de\nN cōseruastꝑ tuam N mortem ex\nO praeseruasti O pietatem\nP reformasti P charitatem\nQ instaurasti Q resurrectionem\nR restaurasti R ascensionem\nS subduxisti S humanitatem\nT sustulisti T glorificationem\nV recepisti V misericordiam\nX resumpsisti X vulnerationem\nY vendicasti Y crucifixionem\nZ exemīsti Z flagellationem\nw resuscitasti w coronationem\nA mali-\n\nLIBER I.\n207\nA maligni A potestate\nB iniqui B imperio\nC perfidi C captiuitate\nD pessimi D tyrannide\nE perfidissimi E crudelitate\nF iniquissimi F dominatione\nG malignissimi G 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aduerfarij G Potentissime\nH seductoris H Sempiterne\nI supplantatoris I Cunctipotens\nK criminatoris K Inuictissime\nL transgressoris L Iustissime (Deus\nM blasphematoris M Optime domine\nN defertoris N Altissime domine\nO apostatae O Fortissime (Iesu\nP raptoris P Mitissime\nQ latronis Q Colendissime\nR spiritus R Sanctissime\nS homicidae S Clementissime\nT accusatoris T Benignissime\nV nugatoris V Misericordiss.\nX lupi X Excellentissime\nY furis Y Illustrissime\nZ hostis Z Sapientissime\nw inimici w Gloriosissime A vni\n\nLIBER I.\n209\nA vniuersorum A creator\nB cunctorum B conditor\nC omnium C formator,\nD coelorum D fabricator\nE mundi E institutor\nF orbis F conseruator\nG terrae G illuminator\nH coeli H illustrator\nI maris I instaurator\nK cosmi K restaurãtor\nL talassis L imperator\nM hominis M iudex qui\nN humanitatis N rex qui\nO viuentium O factor\nP mortalium P auctor\nQ animarum Q opifex\nR spirituum R motor\nS angelorum S moderator\nT spiritalium T ordinator\nV coelestium V viuificator\nX Y purificato Z reformator\nZ w supercoelestium w gubernator\no A stanꝫ\n\n210 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA stans A coelo\nB nitens B alto\nC viuens C caelis\nD sedens D excelso\nE residens E excelsis\nF remittens F altissimis\nG dominans G coelestibus\nH regnans H supernis\nI imperans I maiestate\nK relucens K supercoelestibus\nL lucens L sublimibus\nM existens M superioribus\nN corruscans N eminentioribus\nO resplendens O eminentissimis\nP principans P dominationibus\nQ gubernans Q principatibus\nR triumphans R virtutibus\nS praeminens S thronis\nT splendens T aeternitate\nV eminens V perpetuum\nX exultans X sempitenum\nY gaudens Y potestatibus\nZ fulgens Z claritate\nw refulgens w vtili-\n\nLIBER I.\n211\nA vtiliter A regis\nB pulchrè B curas\nC decenter C foues:\nD potenter D portas\nE prudenter E ordinas\nF sapienter F procuras\nG dulciter G prouides\nH virtuose H disponis\nI ordinate I conseruas\nK moderate K moderaris\nL modeste L gubernas (tam omnia)\nM ordinatim 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exaudi F plorationes\nG ausculta G deplorationes\nH intende H implorationes\nI attende I lamentationes\nK admitte K deprecationes\nL aduerte L supplicationes\nM memento M orationes\nN recordare N precationes\nO memineris O preces\nP reminiscare P suspiria\nQ memorare Q lamenta\nR reminiscere R fletum\nS considera S eiulatus\nT pensicula T miserias\nV recogita V clamores\nX cogita X inuocationes\nY pensa Y afflictiones\nZ intuere Z aduersitates\nw miserere w aser-\no 3 A ser-\n\n214 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA seruorum A colentium\nB seruulorum B amantium\nC seruitorum C fustinentium\nD ministrorum D diligentium\nE seruientium E recolentium\nF subseruientium F laudantium\nG ministrantium G adorantium\nH famulantium H honorantium\nI famulorum I inquirentium\nK sacerdotum K requirentium\nL electorum L quaerentium\nM pauperũ tuorum M canentiũ te deum\nN puerorũ tuorum N timentiũ te deum\nO filiorum O metuentium\nP humilium P collaudantium\nQ fidelium Q glorificantium\nR credentium R exultantium\nS 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humana x\nX mitissimum X o 4 A viden- y\nz\n\nA videntem A fragiles\nB regentem B miseros\nC intuentem C iniquos\nD contuentem D pauperes\nE moderantem E miselios\nF complectentem F miserandos\nG procurantem G miserrimos\nH prouidentem H miserbiles\nI ordinantem I abiectissimos\nK dirigentem K indignissimos\nL seruantem (nos L infoelicissimos\nM cernentẽ(ꝗ ꝓpter M perditissimos\nN aspiciẽtẽ(ꝗ ꝓpter N pauperrimos\nO discernentẽ (nas O vanissimos\nP curantem P immundos\nQ exornantem Q ingratos\nR decorantem R iniustos\nS conseruantem S impios\nT gubernantem T malos\nV disponentem V reprobos\nX custodientem X perditos\nY conspicientem Y sceleratos\nZ viuificantem Z iniquissimos\nw inspicientem w ingratissimos\nA mor-\n\nLIBER I.\n217\nA mortales A salutem\nB terrenos B vtilitatem\nC terrestres C saluationem\nD homines D liberationem\nE homunciones E redemptionem\nF peccatores F viuificationem\nG mundanos G instaurationem\nH mundiales H restaurationem\nI serulos I reparationem\nK caducos K 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gloriosissima\nY flagellari Y benignissima\nZ sepeliri Z splendidissima\nw mori w clementissima A Re-\n\nLIBER I.\n219\nA Recõmendamus A summae\nB Commẽdamus B optimae\nC Committimus C maximae\nD Exponimus D altissimae\nE Insinuamus E pijssimae\nF Aperimus F dulcissimae\nG Assignamus G pientissimae\nH Consignamus H colendissimae\nI Resignamus I clementissimae\nK Significamus K benignissimae\nL Innotescimus L metuendissimae\nM Notificamꝰ igitur M sempiternae\nN Submittimꝰ utaqƺ N mitissimae\nO Offerrimus O amantissimae\nP Tradimus P nobilissimae\nQ Reddimus Q perpetuae\nR Prosternimus R metuendae\nS Reducimus S recolendae\nT Adducimus T adorandae\nV Deferimus V venerandae\nX Immolamus X aeuiterne\nY Praesentamus Y gloriosae\nZ Commonemus Z ineffabili\nw Subijcimus w inaestimabili\nA boni-\n\n220 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA bonitati A deus\nB deitati B pater\nC maiestati C factor\nD diuinitati D creator\nE paternitati E tutor\nF dominationi F conditor\nG charitati G saluator\nH pietati H 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graeci R perses\nS galli S numides\nT cabini T numediani\nX sabyni V pelasgi\nY latini Y traces\nZ barbari Z amasones\nw indiani w archades\np 5 A atre-\n\n334 POLYGRARHIAE\nA atrebates A ambiani\nB aduatici B ambluariti\nC auarici C ancalites\nD ambari D ambilates\nE auernes E agendones\nF aulertij F ambibareti\nG andes G ambibari\nH auaritij H affburgij\nI antuates I ansnarij\nK aremici K arenarij\nL arthomici L bellouaci\nM bigeriones M bibrogij\nN brannoces N brigantes\nO brannonij O battonoduri\nP bituriges P bethafij\nQ bactaui Q bingiones\nR bellocafsi R niuicellenfes\nS centrones S gamadufij\nT caturges T bruteri\nV catuaci V cimbri\nX casani X cargali\nY caresej Y caletes\nZ condrufi Z caderes\nw curiofolitae w cadurci\nA 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ordolucae\nB neruij B pemani\nC nanetes C pleuinosij\nD nantuentes D petrocorij\nE nouesij E primigeni\nF osissini F ehaemi\nG parysij G remenses\nH pictones H rhedones\nI praetiani I santones\nK sebusiani K sedusij\nL segusiani L seduni\nM sequani M sedunenses\nN gandauij N bisuntij\nO gandenses O bisuntini\nP gandanenses P suesij\nQ sinones Q segni\nR iuesiones R sessuuij\nS sibuzates S funciates\nT silutae T fengoriaci\nV sninici V tullingni\nX sarmatae X tholosates\nY turones Y tholosani\nZ tarusatij Z trinobantes\nw tarbelli w toctusages A tau.\n\nLIBER I.\n237\nA tauciati A percipite\nB tungri B suscipite\nC torbiaci C recipite\nD tubantes D accipite\nE tijgeni E concipite\nF vocatij F exaudite\nG vagiones G audite\nH volgae H obaudite\nI volsi I auscultate\nK vellocasses K obscultate\nL veragri L attendite\nM veneti caeteriq́; oēs M intendite\nN vnelli et reliq̄oēs N aduertite\nO vbij O animaduertite\nP vsipetes P perpendite\nQ vascones Q considerate\nR veromandui R pensicate\nS chymonoburgij S ponderate\nT agrippinatae T pensate\nV colonienses V intelligite\nX botanepolites X cogitate\nY botaneburgij Y recogitate\nZ beapolites Z discernite\nw herbipolenses w conseruate\nA mo-\n\n238 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA monitiones A dei\nB admonitiones B christi\nC ammonitiones C meas\nD praemonitiones D diuinas\nE commonitiones E scripturarum\nF praeauisationes F christianas\nG auisationes G euangelicas\nH hortationes H euangelistarum\nI exhortationes I apostolorum\nK cohortationes K apostolicas\nL suggestiones L sanctorum\nM consultationes M sanctas et amp;\nN introductiones N veras et amp;\nO allegationes O vtiles\nP insinuationes P salutares\nQ institutiones Q salutiferas\nR praedictiones R optimas\nS praedicationes S prophetarum\nT enunciationes T propheticas\nV denunciationes V ecclesiasticae\nX exclamationes X paternas\nY informationes Y patrum\nZ contestationes Z fidelium\nw fideles\nA emen.\n\nLIBER I.\n239\nA emendate A veram\nB purificate B puram\nC rectificate C rectam\nD componite D integram\nE iustificate E fidelem\nF purgate F sanctam\nG expurgate G continuam\nH sanctificate H feruidam\nI rectas facite I feruentem\nK mundate K ardentem\nL emundate L indesinentem\nM lauate M verissimam\nN diluite per N purissimam\nO reformate O rectissimam\nP restaurate P integerrimam\nQ instaurate Q fidelissimam\nR illustrate R sanctissimam\nS praeparate S ferentissimam\nT reporate T ardentissimam\nV examine V catholicam\nX abijcite X christianam\nY despicite Y ecclesiasticam\nZ w clarisicate Z necessariam\nw debitam\nA fidem\n\n236 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA fidem A adinuentio\nB scientiam B concupiscent\nC poenitentiam C occupationes\nD poenitudinem D exercitationes\nE confessionem E iniquitates\nF contritionem F impietates\nG attritionem G iniustitias\nH satisfactionem H spurcitias\nI humiliationem I maculas\nK humilitatem K animas\nL castimoniam L affectiones\nM credulitatem M culpas vestras ne\nN mortificationẽ N noxas vestras ne\nO continentiam O causas\nP 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quas\nO obsecro O collisiones\nP contestor P perfidias\nQ commoneo Q insolentias\nR commenefacio R destructiones\nS persuadeo S depopulationes\nT consulo T depraedationes\nV suadeo V conculcationes\nX petimus X afflictiones\nY rogamus Y contrarietates\nZ precamur Z irrisiones\nw supplicamus w sancta\nA sancta\n\nLIBER I.\n245\nA sancta A fidelium\nB veneranda B credentium\nC recolenda C humilium\nD beatissima D orthodoxorum\nE sanctissima E christianorum\nF fructifera F christicolarum\nG honoranda G redemptorum\nH honorabilis H reparatorum\nI venerabilis I electorum\nK intemerata K iustorum\nL impolluta L innocentium\nM incontaminata M apostol. ecclesia\nN intacta mater N martyrũ ecclesia\nO inuiolata mater O confessorum\nP foelix P confitentium\nQ incorrupta Q praedestinatōrum\nR immaculata R bonorum\nS sacrosancta S saluandorum\nT catholica T virginum\nV vniuersalis V beandorum\nX benigna X deuatorum\nY dulcis Y contritorum\nZ casta Z mortalium\nw pia w viuentium\nq 3 A pati-\n\n246 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA patitur A dolosis\nB passa est B reprobis\nC sustinet C peruersis\nD sustinuit D flagitiosis\nE experitur E crudelibus\nF experta est F crudelissimis\nG perpatitur G peruersissimis\nH perpessa est H dolosissimis\nI tolerauit I reprobissimis\nK tolerat K sceleratissimis\nL suffert L facinorosis\nM perfert M pessimis et ac\nN pertulit N turpibus\nO suscipit O bestialibus\nP suscepit P turpissimis\nQ recipit Q criminosis\nR recepit R scelestibus\nS accipit S foeuissimis\nT accepit T contaminatis\nV praestolatur V durissimis\nX expectat X vanissimis\nY expectauit Y spurcissimis\nZ habuit Z perfidissimis\nw habet w perfidis\nA impijs\n\nLIBER I.\n247\nA impijs A thurcis\nB iniquis B paganis\nC immundis C saracenis\nD infidelibus D ethnicis\nE impijssimis E gentibus\nF iniquissimis F gentilibus\nG immundissimis G bulgaribus\nH infidelissimis H mahumetistis\nI infoelicissimis I mahumeticis\nK sordidissimis K pelagianis\nL absurdissimis L haereticis\nM abiectissimis M graecis 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horribiliter I opprimunt\nK miserabiliter K deprimunt\nL miserrime L molestant\nM crudeliter M infestant\nN hostiliter N affligunt\nO saeuissime O euertunt\nP nequiter P subuertunt\nQ incessanter Q poliant\nR frequenter R lacerant\nS nequissime S deijciunt\nT iniustissime T annihilant\nV infolentissime V conculcant\nX furiosissime X depraedantur\nZ inuidentes Z concutiunt\nw assidue w exterminant\nA Obti-\n\nLIBER I.\n249\nA Obtinent A afiam\nB Occupant B affricam\nC Detinent C graeciam\nD Tenent D thraciam\nE Occuparunt E bulgariam\nF Occupauerunt F carmaniam\nG Obtainert G armeniam\nH Praeoccupaerũt H capadociam\nI Praeoccupant I mauritaniã\nK Praeoccupant K aethiopiam\nL Abstulerunt Ecce L getuliam\nM Coeperunt nunc M libyam\nN Habent enim iam N aegyptum\nO Possident O arabiam\nP euerterunt P antiochiam\nQ Inuaferunt Q alexandriã\nR Expugnarunt R palestynam\nS Expugnauerunt S assyriã\nT Subuterunt T iudaeam\nV Exterminarunt V syriã\nX Exterminaerũt X indiam\nY Vsurparunt Y tartariã\nZ Vsurparunt Z barbariañ\nw Intrauerunt w hellespontum\nq s Aepy-\n\n250 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA epyrum A aeoliam\nB persiam B alaniam\nC persidem C galaciam\nD albaniam D bithiniam\nE dardaniam E macedoniam\nF magrabiam F amasoniam\nG nigropontum G mellindiam\nH taprobanam H gargysam\nI calcutam I corystum\nK scoyram K repsianam\nL parthiam L agizimbam\nM samariam M marchosam\nN pamphiliam O longoniam\nP mesopotamiam P perodiam\nQ babyloniam Q camaroelam\nR hydrontum R damesas\nS scithiam S tacharniam\nT euboiam T dalagum\nV mediam V musameli\nX aetholaeam X hesperiam\nY chalolaeam Y malachat\nZ damascum Z turamidam\nw archadiam w pharasatam\nA rea-\n\nLIBER I.\n251\nA realam A sachas\nB salitanam B maras\nC eleones C aschytas\nD nigritas D lydiam\nE tumelicam E phrygiam\nF sagabaciam F asaborum\nG ichtiophagos G thamidem\nH cyrenaicam H labonphas\nI marmariam I sachalitam\nK sysophagos K susianam\nL azaniam L hircaniam\nM mascitas M parfantidem\nN abrochidem N thurciam\nO mynothoram O cariam\nP troglodicam P lyciam\nQ smyrnophoram Q ciliciam\nR gargisam R celessiriam\nS sabaram S colchidem\nT rapatam T argolicam\nV phasagar V sarmatiam\nX malachias X nogordiam\nY cassanitham Y cyropolitas\nZ megobardos Z arsiam\nw catromonicas w yberiam\nA bos-\n\n252 POLYGRAPHAE\nA bosnam A passale\nB misiam B lissam\nC archaiam C sissam\nD moraeam D zibalam\nE hedrosiam E corancolos\nF paradenam F benagurum\nG drangianam G triliphin\nH omodogastaram H bisognos\nI aramagatam I alasongam\nK callensnanam K chrysoanam\nL basachatam L morinundas\nM arochosiam M nangoletas\nN paropani am N aminathas\nO zamzibaram O armachoram\nP daradre P bactrianam\nQ vrsanam Q margianam\nR indioscites R sogaianam\nS parsiatam S iasarthum\nT caspiriam T tectofates\nV cilindinam V astatantas\nX condalim X darusas\nY adisatri Y messeios\nZ aricam Z dabase\nw ionam w biolingnas\nA cassiam\n\nLIBER I.\n253\nA cassiam A troanam\nB beltas B solanam\nC cylindos C semantines\nD tagaros D nicomediam\nE lestanam E octoraces\nF codupas F madarith\nG calcites G seylanan\nH basatanas H rabantian\nI bragmanos I garneos\nK archimaram K ambastas\nL abiscithias L rabnam\nM achassam M cathigaram\nN caraneiam N theriotidem\nO alanorssiam O coroniam\nP massagetas P mohabar,\nQ sacharum Q chayram\nR isidomseytes R stoyram\nS tauranam S thineam\nT chersonesum T synam\nV pallianam V inurfulim\nX cathobas X loath\nY iberingas Y aedissam\nZ coniedes Z olach\nw findos w varrh\nA laciam\n\n254 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA laciam A multis\nB iauam B pluribus\nC lamiam C compluribus\nD tangut D quampluribus\nE pertaram E plurimis\nF cijambam F complurimis\nG tholamam G quamplurimis\nH siuulgam H permutis\nI syndissam I maximis\nK fulicandoram K permaximis\nL anganiam L quamaximis\nM nechurã cum alijs M latiffimis\nN mangos cum alijs N magnis\nO ezinam O amplis\nP balorim P amplissimis\nQ thebet Q clarissimis\nR loacham R amoenissimis\nS sandur S ornatissimis\nT candur T praeclarissimis\nV garneam V optimis\nX bangalam X ornatis\nY quinfaijos Y latis\nZ quiritiriam Z claris\nw chymchitalim w praeclaris\nA pulcher-","segment":56,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"258","number":258},{"label":"259","number":259},{"label":"260","number":260},{"label":"261","number":261},{"label":"262","number":262},{"label":"263","number":263},{"label":"264","number":264}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-57","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0057","latin":"LIBER I.\n255\nA pulcherrimis A nostrum\nB speciosissimis B fidelium\nC splendidis C baptatorum\nD speciofis D credentium\nE pulchris E orthodoxorum\nF opulentis F catholicorum\nG opulentissimis G ecclesiasticorum\nH potentissimis H christicolarum\nI populosissimis I christianorum\nK locupletissimis K sanctorum\nL populosis L nazarerũ quõdã\nM fortibus que M electorũ prouin-\nN fortissimis que N beatorũ cijs olim\nO ditissimis O confessorũ regnis\nP decoris P martyrum\nQ nobilibus Q apostolorum\nR nobilissimis R euangelicorum\nS praecipuis S euangelizãtium\nT preciofis T praedicantium\nV nominatis V romanorum\nX nominatissimis X spiritualium\nY preciosissimis Y iustificatorum\nZ spaciosissimis Z praedestinatiorũ\nw firmissimis w iustorum\nA inco-\n\n256 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA incolis A impie\nB ciuibus B acerbe\nC christianis C seuere\nD christicolis D crudeliter\nE credentibus E iniuste\nF fidelibus F nequiter\nG nostris G impijssime\nH viris H acerbissime\nI iustis I seuerissime\nK sanctis K crudelissime\nL bonis L iniustissime\nM pueris cunctis M nequissime\nN fratribꝰ vniversis N iniquissime\nO repertis O nequitiose\nP inuentis P amarissime\nQ credulis Q turpiter\nR religiosis R terribiliter\nS hominibus S horrende\nT habitatoribus T horribiliter\nV viuentibus V durissime\nX orthodoxis X miserrime\nY ecclesiasticis Y truculenter\nZ catholicis Z turpissime\nw discipulis w violenter A oc-\n\nLIBER I.\nA occisis A Et\nB necatis B Heu\nC enecatis C Ach\nD crematis D Vach\nE concrematis E Verum\nF interfectis F Interea\nG interemptis G Interim\nH peremptis H Et tamen\nI consumptis I Veruntamen\nK trucidatis K Sed tamen\nL exterminatis L Et ecce\nM martyrizatis M Pape nemo est qui\nN strangulatis N Proch quis est qui\nO pereuntibus O Denique\nP mortificatis P Attamen\nQ interceptis Q Bone deus\nR suffocatis R Sed dolor\nS extinctis S Proch pudor\nT crucifixis T Nihilominus\nV truncatis X Et heu\nY incensis Y Odus\nZ succensis Z Cernite\nw perditis w Ecce tamen\ns A eruat\n317\n\n258 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA eruat A compatiatur\nB eripiat B contradicat\nC doleat C repugnet\nD condoleat D resistat\nE indoleat E defendat\nF lugeat F succurrat\nG vindicet G occurrat\nH subueniat H obsistat\nI interueniat I adsistat\nK recogitet K suscipiat\nL cogitet L sustentet\nM liberet nemo qui M foueat omnes sua\nN saluet nemo qui N intẽdat omnes sua\nO redimat O adtendat\nP adiuuet P consoletur\nQ aspiciat Q ingemiscat\nR aduertat R misereatur\nS animaduertat S commiscatur\nT metuat T contremiscat\nV paueat V contristetur\nX caueat X commoueatur\nZ praecaueat Z reputet\nw dijudicet w suspiret\nA curant\n\nLIBER I.\n259\nA curant A dei\nB cogitant B christi\nC recogitant C domini\nD procurant D crucifixi\nE excogitant E saluatoris\nF exquirunt F redemptoris\nG inquirunt G plasmatoris\nH quaerunt H fabricatoris\nI diligunt I reformatis\nK cupiunt K liberatoris\nL perquirunt L conditoris\nM sectantur M creatoris nōtri\nN aspiciunt N auctoris omnium\nO inspiciunt O factoris\nP respiciunt P opificis\nQ considerant Q patris\nR concupiscunt R nutritoris\nS sequuntur S illustratoris\nT praeponunt T illuminatoris\nX tractant V gubernatoris\nY pertractant X conseruatoris\nZ inventur Z imperatoris\nw conservant w remuneratoris\nf 2 Apa-\n\n260 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA patrem A negligentes\nB populum B spernentes\nC haereditatem C contemnentes\nD familiam D despicientes\nE popellum E paruiputantes\nF ecclesiam F patuipendentes\nG honorem G floccipendentes\nH praeceptum H parui facientes\nI mandatum I obliuiscentes\nK beneplacitum K vilipendentes\nL voluntatem L praetereuntes\nM ministros M abhorrentes\nN sacerdotes N irridentes\nO famulos O deridentes\nP ouiculas P abijcientes\nQ clerum Q deserentes\nR plebem R conculcantes\nS oues S subsannantes\nT seruos T nihil pendentes\nV fidem V abominantes\nX doctrinam X exprobrantes\nY instituta Y corrumpentes\nZ euangelium Z detestantes\nw religionem w execrantes\nA Pro-\n\nLIBER I.\n261\nA Propter hoc A reges\nB Quapropter B iudices\nC Propterea C rectores\nD Eapropter D consules\nE Quocirca E praefides\nF Idcirco F principes\nG Vnde G pontifices\nH Ob id H antistites\nI Ergo K episcopi\nL Sed L cardines\nM At vę vobis M moderatores\nN Et vę vobis N cardinales\nO Itaque O patriarchae\nP Ex eo P primates\nQ Ex hoc Q domini\nR Igitur R duces\nS Ob quod S praefecti\nT Et ergo T maiores\nV Ob hoc V potentes\nX Proinde X regentes\nY Nunc ergo Y comites\nZ Nunc itaque Z capitanei\nw Nunc igitur w imperatores\nr3 A chri-","segment":57,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"265","number":265},{"label":"266","number":266},{"label":"267","number":267},{"label":"268","number":268},{"label":"269","number":269},{"label":"270","number":270},{"label":"271","number":271}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-58","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0058","latin":"262 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA christianorum A ocio\nB christicolarum B vitijs\nC christianitatis C libidini\nD orbis terrarum D auaritiae\nE orthodoxorum E cupiditatibus\nF credentium F voluptatibus\nG populorum G vanitatibus\nH prouinciarum H impuritatibus\nI ecclesiarum I turpitudinibus\nK plebium K cōmessationibꝰ\nL fidelium L potationibus\nM terrarum qui M transitorijs nimis\nN mundi quoniā N inutilibꝰ cōtinue\nO terrae O terrenis\nP orbis P caducis\nQ fidei Q vanis\nR iustitiae R conuiuijs\nS pauperum S delitijs\nT hominum T superbiae\nV mortalium V leuitatibus\nX regionum X arrogantiae\nY regnorum Y venationibus\nZ totius europae Z concupiscentijs\nw baptizatorum w corrissationibus\nA inten-\n\nLIBER I.\n263\nA intenti A ecclesia\nB dediti B fidelium\nC occupati C iustorum\nD praeoccupati D ecclesiarum\nE implicati E credentium\nF vacantes F pereuntium\nG seruientes G christianorum\nH inseruientes H christicorum\nI deseruientes I ecclesiasticorum\nK subseruientes K conchristianorũ\nL indulgentes L baptizatorum\nM famulantes M orthodoxorum\nN insudentes N catholicorum\nO mancipati O sanctorum\nP studentes P innocentium\nQ immersi Q pauperum\nR inuoluti R afflictorum\nS polluti S desolatorum\nT assueti T fratrum\nV consueti V miserorum\nX suffocati X captiuorum\nY innodati Y sacerdotum\nZ concedentes Z seruorum christi\nw consenties w oppressorum\nr 4 A peri-\n\n364 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA pericula A curatis\nB periculum B cogitatis\nC necessitates C recogitatis\nD necessitatem D conspicitis\nE necessitudines E prospicitis\nF desolationes F respicitis\nG desolationem G inspicitis\nH destructiones H aspicitis\nI destructionem I doletis\nK excidium K iudicatis\nL excidia L pensatis\nM labores minime M ponderatis\nN dolores non N pensiculatis\nO miserias O consideratis\nP miseriam P animaduertitis\nQ afflictiones Q vindicatis\nR tribulationes R defenditis\nS aduersitates S defensatis\nT oppressionem T cernitis\nV euersiones V videtis\nX persecutiones X iuuatis\nZ vexationes Z intelligitis\nw elisiones w attenditis\nA Amen\n\nLIBER I.\n265\nA Amen amen A dico\nB Certissime B praedico\nC Pro certo C aperio\nD Verissime D notifico\nE Veraciter E expono\nF Pro vero F exprimo\nG Amen G insinuo\nH Ecce H praesagio\nI Nunc I significo\nK Itaque K praenuncio\nL Tristis L annuncio\nM Flens M denũcio vobis nisi\nN moerens N nuncio vobis q̃ (nisi\nO reuelo O refero\nP firmiter P resero\nQ audacter Q affirmo\nR fidenter R protestor\nS Constanter S contestor\nT X Sine dubio T attestor\nV Y Indubitante Vaticinior\nZ Z Indubie prophetiso\nw w certe profiteor\nr 5 A vigi-\n\n260 POLYGRAPHAE\nA vigiletis A euertent\nB euigiletis B inuadent\nC vigilaueritis C destruent\nD euigilaueritis D intrabunt\nE praeueniatis E occupabunt\nF succurratis F obtinebunt\nG subueniatis G subuertent\nH occurratis H vsurpabunt\nI repugnetis I superabunt\nK resistatis K habebunt\nL adsistatis L subijcient\nM obsistatis aliter M auferēt succeßiue\nN insurgatis N capient paulatim\nO consurgatis O rapient\nP concurratis P affligent\nQ interueniatis Q concutient\nR defensaueritis R foedabunt\nS consulueritis S comprehendent\nT consulatis T vendicabunt\nV cogitetis V conculcabunt\nX agatis X contaminabunt\nY curetis Y expugnabunt\nZ faciatis Z impugnabunt\nw feceritis w oppugnabunt\nA euro-\n\nLIBER I.\n267\nA europam A frisiam\nB vngariam B hassiam\nC pannoniam C miseniam\nD austriam D pomeraniam\nE dalmatiam E vuestgalliam\nF cratiam F neustriam\nG styriam G lombardiam\nH ciliam H calabriam\nI flesiam I italiam\nK daciam K histriam\nL poloniam L aethruriam\nM bohemiam M tusciam\nN lusatiam N venetiam\nO suaetiam O sicyliam\nP suaediam P sardiniam\nQ morauiam Q carinthiam\nR norbegiam R schlauoniam\nS sarmaciam S germaniam\nT marchiam T alemaniam\nV saxoniam V theuthoniam\nX doringiam X eleoniam\nY bauariam Y saudiam\nZ franconiam Z burgundiam\nw sueuiam w lotharingiam\nA heluc-\n\n268 POLYGRARHIAe\nA heluetiam A selandiam\nB alsaciam B hollandiam\nC prusciam C brabantiam\nD pruteniam D fycambriam\nE vualachiam E grunediam\nF vuindeliciam F olsaciam\nG lithuoniam G angliam\nH hyspaniam H albiam\nI aquitaniam I scociam\nK lusitaniae K hibernia\nL portugallia L hannonia (que\nM aragoniae M angariã et omnia\nN cathalonia N vuestrauiã (nĩa q̃\nO galicia O buconia\nP castilia P belgica\nQ gascia Q nauaria\nR gallia R luciburgia\nS austoria S maiorica\nT francia T minorica\nV britania V campania\nX normancia X candia\nY picardia Y rodiana\nZ flandria Z cyprum\nw nostra\nA 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inhastabunt\nZ electorum Z subhastabunt\nw pauperum w subducent\nA necan.\n\n270 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA necantes A impie\nB enecantes B passim\nC occidentes C palam\nD praefocantes D vbique\nE suffocantes E nequiter\nF pereuntes F hostiliter\nG extinguentes G crudeliter\nH intermentes H horribiliter\nI interficientes I impijssime\nK mortificantes K nequissime\nL submergentes L crudelissime\nM exterminates M furiosissime oēs\nN detruncantes N terribiliter omnes\nO euiscerantes O saeuissime\nP crucifigentes P flebiliter\nQ suspendentes Q furiose\nR excoriantes R publice\nS cruciantes S repente\nT torquentes T mox\nV punientes V nequitiosissime\nX mactantes X immanissime\nY truncantes Y improuidissime\nZ perdentes Z auidissime\nw trucidantes w miserrime\nA nos\n\nLIBER I.\n271\nA nos A viderint\nB vos B repererint\nC nostros C inuenerint\nD vestros D offenderint\nE nostrates E inuaserint\nF vestrates F occupauerint\nG homines G praeoccupauerit\nH catholicos H expugnauerint\nI orthodoxos I comprehẽderint\nK credules K apprehenderint\nL fideles L deprehenderit\nM viros quoscunque M superauerint\nN pueros quotquot N deuicerint\nO ciues O euicerint\nP viuos P vicerint\nQ viuentes Q aspexerint\nR mortales R respexerint\nS christianos S inspexerint\nT ecclesiasticos T conspexerint\nV baptizatos V perspexerint\nX vocatos X captiuauerint\nZ electos Z seduxerint\nw ceperint\nA Orate\n\n272 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA Orate A reges\nB Oretis B duces\nC Exorate C comites\nD Pulsate D rectores\nE Pulsetis E regentes\nF Inuocate F praesules\nG Inuocetis G pontifices\nH Adorate H principes\nI Adoretis I antistites\nK Rogate K mortales\nL Rogetis (tur o L christiani\nM Exoretis nuncigi M christicola\nN Petite nunc o vos N imperatores\nO Petatis O marchiones\nP Expelite P prouinciales\nQ Flagitate Q credentes\nR Flagitetis R sacerdotes\nS Obsecrate S ecclesiastici\nT Obsecretis T episcopi\nV Postuletis V pastores\nX Y orthodoxi\nZ Expostulate Z praefecti\nw Rogitetis w populi\nA diui-\n\nLIBER 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adiatorẽ (Jesum\nM dulcissimum M auctorem nostrũ\nN clemẽtissimum N deum nostrũ Chri\nO benignissimũ O opificem (stum\nP indulgentissimũ P regem\nQ excellẽtissimum Q iudicem\nR amantissimum R dominum\nS misericordem S ereptorem\nT amabilem T susceptorem\nV largissimum V conseruatorem\nX gratiosum X gubernatorem\nY dulcem Y remuneratorem\nZ mitem Z illuminatorem\nw illustratem\nA deuo-\n\nLIBER I.\n283\nA deuote A O pie\nB syncere B O dulcis\nC quotidie C O clemens\nD continue D O maxime\nE humilime E O pijssime\nF deuotissime F O dulcissime\nG ardentissime G O pientissime\nH feruentissime H O cunctipotens\nI instantissime I O potentissime\nK fiducialiter K O clementissime\nL confidenter L O benignissime\nM affidue dicentes M O amantissime\nN pure dicentes N O indulgentiss.\nO recte O misericordiss.\nP pie P O excellētissime\nQ vere Q O gloriosissime\nR veraciter R O victoriosiss.\nS synceriter S O inuictissime\nT purissime T O fortissime\nV humiliter V O mitissime\nX ardenter X O misericors\nY feruenter Y O crucifixe\nZ affectuose Z O adorande\nw cordialiter w O colende\nA rex\n\n284 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA rex A coeli\nB rector B orbis\nC factor C terrae\nD autor D coelorum\nE creator E terrarum\nF conditor F coelestium\nG princeps G terrestrium\nH imperator H mundalium\nI fabricator I mundanorum\nK plasmator K supercoelestium\nL instaurator L vniuersorum\nM restaurator M cunctorum\nN illuminator N omnium\nO illustrator O mundi\nP institutor P vniuersi\nQ deus Q fidelium\nR opifex R hominum\nS saluator S angelorum\nT dominator T humanitatis\nV conseruator V inuisibilium\nX gubernator X visibilium\nY sanctificator Y mortalium\nZ moderator Z viuentium\nw constitutor w corporalium\nA com-\n\nLIBER I.\n285\nA commiserere A vanis\nB commisereare B caducis\nC propitiare C miseris\nD misereare D abiectis\nE miserere E desolatis\nF adesto F misellis\nG adsis G infirmis\nH adsiste H ignauis\nI subueni I debilibus\nK subuenias K humilibus\nL succurrito L acediosis\nM succurras nobis M indignis\nN succurre nobis N vanissimis\nO occurritobis O humilibus\nP occurras P fragilibus\nQ occurre Q miserandis\nR intende R miserabilibus\nS placare S abiectissimis\nT complacare T indignissimis\nV auxiliare V pauperrimis\nX benefacito X miserrimis\nY compatere Y pauperibus\nZ attende Z pauperculis\nw superintendew immundis\nA seruis\n\n226 POLYGRAPHIE\nA seruis A sacram\nB famulis B sanctam\nC ouiculis C sacratam\nD ouibus D gloriosam\nE seruulis E praeclaram\nF ministris F venerandam\nG cultoribus G venerabilem\nH oratoribus H memorandam\nI amatoribus I recolendam\nK creaturis K sacratissimam\nL vocatis L beatissimam\nM fidelibus tuis per M gloriosissimam\nN asseelis tuis per N excellētissimam\nO pueris O benignissimam\nP saluatis P sacrosanctam\nQ redemptis Q honorabilem\nR liberatis R honorificam\nS conuocatis S honorandam\nT coadunatis T salutiferam\nV seruitoribus V salutarem\nX christicolis X laudabilem\nY christianis Y clarissimam\nZ baptizatis Z praeclaram\nw 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clementissime F immundi\nG benignissime G sordidissimi\nH excellentissime H vanissimi\nI gloriosissime I fragiles\nK pientissime K miselli\nL dulcissime L inutiles\nM pijssime M indigni\nN mitissime N ignaui\nO sanctissime O iniqui\nP clarissime P vani\nQ charissime Q vagissimi\nR suauissime R iniquissimi\nS potentissime S stultissimi\nT colendissime T stulti\nV sapientissime V fatui\nX misericoriss. X fatuelli\nY indulgentissime Y inopes\nZ inuictissime Z pauperes\nw victoriosissime w indignissimi A ferui\n\nLIBER I.\n295\nA serui A magnam\nB seruuli B diuinam\nC famuli C maximam\nD cultores D gloriosam\nE seruitores E superdiuinam\nF sacerdotes F dignissimam\nG christiani G venerabilem\nH christicola H venerandam\nI amatores I honorabilem\nK adoratores K laudabilem\nL hierophantes L honorandam\nM foeneratores tui M sempiternam\nN homunciones N aeuiternam\nO famulatores O perennem\nP praedicatores P infinitam\nQ ministratores Q perpetuam\nR inuocatores R sacram\nS debitores S sanctam\nT oratores T sanctissimam\nV pueri V sacrosanctam\nX exules X inexplicabilem\nZ confessores Z inaestimabilem\nw laudatores w ineffabilem\nt 4 A vir-\n\n296 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA virtutem A deuote\nB perfectionem B deuotius\nC maiestatem C supplices\nD clementiam D ardenter\nE dulcedinem E suppliciter\nF benignitatem F feruenter\nG miserationem G instanter\nH misericordiam H instantius\nI mansuetudinem I constanter\nK beatitudinem K constantius\nL bonitatem L instantissime\nM gratiam tuam M constantissime\nN pietatem N feruentissime\nO charitatem O ardentifssime\nP dilectionem P diligentissime\nQ serenitatem Q deuotissime\nR humanitatem R humilime\nS munificentiam S fiducialiter\nT largitatem T confidenter\nV mititatem V reuerenter\nX suauitatem X prostrati\nY claritatem Z cernui\nZ excellentiam w assidue\nA ora-\n\nLIBER I.\n297\nA oramus A dittas\nB exoramus B remittas\nC petimus C indulgeas\nD expetimus D abscondas\nE adoramus E obliuiscaris\nF postulamus F mundifices\nG expostulamus G purifices\nH interpellamus H emundes\nI imploramus I expurges\nK inuocamus K emendes\nL deprecamur L abluas\nM precamur vt M diluas quod cõtra\nN rogamus quatenus N deleas quicquid (contra\nO poscimus O laues\nP quaesumus P laxes\nQ exposcimus Q relaxes\nR deposcimus R purges\nS flagitamus S auferas\nT efflagitamus T concedas\nV contestamur V postponas\nX concupiscimus X condones\nY desideramus Y corrigas\nZ affectamus Z sustollas\nw cupimus w dissimules\nt 5 A iu-\n\n298 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA iustitiam A egimus\nB pietatem B gessimus\nC bonitatem C peregimus\nD clementiam D patrauimus\nE dulcedinem E perpetrauimus\nF rectitudinem F desiderauimus\nG mansuetudinem G cōcupiuimus\nH longanimitatem H prętermisimus\nI ordinationem I affectauimus\nK iustificationem K intermisimus\nL voluntatem L commisimus\nM maiestatē tuā male M omisimus amē\nN doctrinā tuā inique N dileximus\nO legem O cupiuimus\nP iussionem P amauimus\nQ aequitatem Q curauimus\nR patientiam R peccauimus\nS sanctitatem S deliquimus\nT integritatem T offendimus\nV diuinitatem V negleximus\nX celsitudinem X practicauimus\nY institutionem Y recogitauius\nZ benignitatem Z cogitauius\nw praedicationem w admisimus\nFinem\n\nLIBER I.\n299\nFInem adesse libri Polygraphiae nostrae pri-\nmi gaudemus, quo ad ea quae restãt prom-\nptiores effecti, quae sint ingenÿ vires iudica-\nmus tentandum. Turbant enim nonnũquam\nnoviter inuenta principiantem, quia quem\nsequuntur omnes neminem habet praeceden-\ntem. Grauior est cuiuslibet adinuentionis in-\nceptio prima, quae posteà quàm solidata fue-\nrit, maiorem authori confidentiam adducit.\nPrimum itaque librum adinuentionis nostrae\ncum Dei fauore et auxilio absoluentes, tre-\ncentis octoginta quatuor minutÿs distinx-\nimus totum, proprios gradus periphrasmatum\nsingulis per ordinem vt cernitur supponẽtes.\nEt ista Christianum satis pulchrum formant\nconcentum, sexdecim stationes varias, du-\ncentis supranouem phraseon milibus rite per\nomnia coniunctis. Nihil hîc deest harum ad-\ninuentionum nostrarum studiosis, quo minùs\nin rebus mysticis, secretis et arcanis, etiam re-\nmotius tutißimè nunciandis plenißimam ha-\nbeant scientiam et facultatem. Omnia quae\nartis continentur in orbe à puncto procedunt,\nquorum atomi lineam constituunt orbicula-\nrem, & luminis multitudine rectam. Quic-\nquid","segment":63,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"304","number":304},{"label":"305","number":305},{"label":"306","number":306},{"label":"307","number":307}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-64","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0064","latin":"300 POLYGRAPHIAE quid extra lineam est, diei communi ratione deseruit, non nocti. Nox enim terminos mi- nutiarũ et paraphraseon semper inclusa nun quam egreditur. Quotiens igitur cum li neam rectam diei transieris, & nocturnae syn taxeos propositum non impleueris, caput retor queas ad caudam, & colligatione facta fiat li gamentum vtriufque ad inuicem. Vmbram sic ordina, vt solem non confundat similitudine vocis. Nec reuereare pudorem, si prima cal culatione dies non comprehenderit vmbram, sed linearum minutias connumera, donec pro portio necessaria ad votum subsequatur. Po teris etiam à primo saltum facere in secundũ, sciens quod in prima creatione dierum fa ctum est vespere et mane dies vnus. Propter ea vespere consummato, diem reduc in sequen tem, & signo dato per punctum binario simul et monadi notum fige mysterium. Verùm quo hanc euĩtare difficultatem poßis, orbis nostri totius, magnas revolutiones per gradus distin gue arithmeticos, & vbi dies pro nocte repe titur, notam Archimedis impone volanti, ne ternarius immaturus reditum ad unitatem bina-\n\nLIBER I.\n301\nbinario intercludat. Nam propterea minu-\ntias singulis gradibus artificiosa inuentione\npraeposuimus, vt in his operantem à labore nu\nmerandi paraphrasmata leuaremus. Si fue-\nris industrius, diligens &; studiosus in his quae\nvt artis principia nouae tradidimus, crede no-\nbis maiora inuenies latentia quàm nos polli-\nciti sumus. Enimuerò cum in his naturalia\nplura contineantur arcana, vnum scias non\nvltimum, quod metatheseos operatione pru-\ndenti, etiam cum voles peritißimum in hac\narte facies ignarum, videntem coecum, &; do-\nctum imperitum. Si falsa Hebraeorum esset\nvera opinio, orbium decem &; octo milium ho\nminibus singulis, ista adinuentio nostra singu-\nlos daret modos tutè &; secretò scribendi\nac nunciandi latißimè quaecunque\nLatinè vellent ar-\ncanae.\nIOAN-\n\n302\nIOANNIS TRI-\nTHEMII ABBATIS\nORDI-\nNIS SANCTI BENEDICTI,\nPolygraphiae liber secundus capit\ninitium.\nRATIO numerandi morta-\nlium, arte naturam conatur\nimitari monadis nullũ cal-\nculum admittentis. Vnde\nquamuis institutio libri Po\nlygraphiae praecedentis per\nextensionem metathesinq́;\nparticularium, quasi ad vniuersalia huius ar\ntis sufficiat in infinitas numeri progressio-\nnes, certa nos tamen cõsideratio permouit,\nvt alterum alteri copulemus. Lucis est in v-\ntroque dispar conditio, nox verò cursus sui or\ndinem vtrobique inuiolatú custodit. Qui pru\ndens est Lector ex paruis et amp; nõ satis ad amus\nsim politioraq́ue, ingenio praestãti si vi-\ngeat, poterit inuenire. Quicquid est visibile\nin vniuerso mũdi circulo positum, ad huius\nnouae artis nostrae ministerium promptum\ntribuit fulcimentum. Aer et amp; ignis, aqua et terra,\n\nPOLYGRAP. LIB. II.\nterra, fontes et flumina, arbores fructa,\nflores gramina, verba nomina, accidẽs\nsubstantia, lapides arena, fimus ster-\ncora, res vocabula, honesta verecunda,\nligna metalla, dura liquida, existẽtia et non existẽtia, historia fabula, bestię bru\nta, homines iumenta, singula vniuersa,\nquae vel sermo potest exprimere, vel anima\ncogitare, campum Polygraphiae nostrę prae-\nstant latis simum, artem quãtum mortali-\nbus potest cõstare promittunt amplandum\nfore in infinitum. Nam sicuti ex vnitate per\nbinarium ternarius perfectum numerum in\nquaternario generat, sic huius adinuétionis\nconsummatio per quaternarium in binario\nbis perfecto constitens radicem, infinitum\nnobis numerum sub minutijs rerum para\nphrasmatũ Polygraphiae donat. Nam si a-\npud nos omnia nostra sint terminabilia, plu\nra tamen saepius occurrunt quae nobis pro-\npter intellectus nostri tarditatem videntur\ninfinita. Guttas maris dinumerare quis po-\nterit? Et cor hominis inscrutabile quis pene-\ntrabit? Quemadmodũ finitus circumscri-\nptibilis numerus, progressione ducibilis est\nin infinitum, sic huius artis institutio varia\nmetathesi ampliatur in immensus. Quic-\nquid vsquam in toto mundo cernitur, nostrę\ninstitu-\n\n304 POLYGRAPHIAE\n\ninstitutioni per omnia conformatur, nec est\n\naliquid nobis cognitum quod vacat à myste\n\nrio, si modus intelligitur à magistro.Nos au-\n\ntem ratione persuasi sub ministerio binarij\n\nconsistimus et amp; partem totius minimam breuiter explicamus. Neque vt conatum erigermus ad grauiora datur occasio, quae sinobis offeratur acceptabilis, nos aspernabimur potiora cupientibus facere manifesta.","segment":64,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"308","number":308},{"label":"309","number":309},{"label":"310","number":310},{"label":"311","number":311},{"label":"312","number":312}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-65","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0065","latin":"Scriptum est enim: Vbi nō est auditus, ne sermonem effuderis vnquam. Secūdum igitur Polygraphiae librum adjcientes primo, formam eiufdem tenemꝰ et amp; modũ, paraphrasmata in lumine diei octo et amp; trecēta simpliciprogressione locātes pro memoria honorbili, castissimae Dei genetricis, que si tempusaffuisset opportunũ, &amp; venustiora dare pote-ritas, vt et amp; nitorem apponat materiae, &amp; sufficientem progressum formae.Primus cuius-libet artis inuentor maiora trāsmittit ad posteros, quia cum sint artis dura et amp; inconsue-ta principia, nulla reperitur subtilis adinentio ab origine consummata.Ex Peapoli, quae et amp; Herbipolis, vrbe Francorum orientalium, duodecima die mensis Februarij.Anno Domini M.D.VIII.A Or-\n\nLIBER II.\n205\nA Ortum A intactae\nB Vitam B beatissimae\nC Mores C intemeratae\nD Merita D incontaminatae\nE Laudes E innocentissimae\nF Praesapiam F splendidissimae\nG Originem G fulgentissimae\nH Praeconia H modestissimae\nI Progeniem I honestissimae\nK Genealogiam K salutiferae\nL Parentelem L inuiolarae (riae\nM Integritatem M beatę virginis Mae\nN Virginitatem N sacrae Mariae virgi\nO Castimoniam O sanctae (nis\nP Castitatem P sacratae\nQ Iustitiam Q sanctissimae\nR Pietatem R pudicissimae\nS Virtutes S purissimae\nT Charitatem T speciosissimae\nV Sanctitatem V pientissimae\nX Institutionem X benignissimae\nY Pulchritudinem Y serenissimae\nZ Benignitatem Z dulcissimae\nw Misericordiam w mitissimae\nu A matris\n\n306 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA matris.\nB coessentialis\nC consubstantialis\nD impassibilis\nE immutabilis\nF incommutabilis\nG comprehẽsib.\nH inexcogitabilis\nI inaestabilis\nK indeficientis\nL sempiterni\nM ineffabilis filij\nN aeterni verbi\nO aeterni\nP dilecti\nQ perennis\nR vnigeniti\nS monogeniti\nT coexistentis\nV immortalis\nX amantissimi\nY charissimi\nZ dulcissimi\nw fortissimi\nA summi\n\nLIBER II.\n307\nA summi A socij\nB optimi B amici\nC maximi C fratres\nD omnipotentis D confratres\nE cunctipotentis E commilitones\nF pientissimi F conchristicolae\nG potentissimi G conchristiani\nH robustissimi H concatholici\nI incircumscript. I confideles\nK insuperabilis K consodales\nL foelicissimi L consocij\nM altissimi dei patris M monachi mei\nN clarissimi o dei pa N claustrales mei\nO excellentis tris O commonachi\nP clementissimi P conclaustrales\nQ benignissimi Q consacerdores\nR supercoelestis R compresbyteri\nS supereminentis S presbyteri\nT supersubstantial T compastores\nV superessentialis V pastores\nX supersancti X commortales\nY superboni Y contubernales\nZ supremi Z concredentes\nw superni w conuiuentes\nu 2 A opti-\n\n308 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA optimi A deuote\nB mitiffimi B affidue\nC dulcissimi C libenter\nD fortissimi D continue\nE doctiflimi E continuo\nF charissimi F feruenter\nG amantissimi G humiliter\nH studiosissimi H humilime\nI eruditissimi I deuotissime\nK vigilantissimi K incessanter\nL folertissimi L indesinenter\nM dilectissimi M ardentissime\nN amoenissimi N feruentissime\nO cautissimi O constantissime\nP humilimi P iocundissime\nQ honestissimi Q libentissime\nR virtuosissimi R constanter\nS praestantissimi S feruentius\nT laboriosissimi T ardentius\nV patientissimi V iocundius\nX nobilissimi X quotidie\nY prudentissimi Y iugiter\nZ w semper Z hilariter\nA cele-\n\nLIBER II.\n309\nA celebremus A reparatio\nB concelebremus B reparatrix\nC honoremus C consolatio\nD honorificemus D consolatrix\nE commemoremꝰ E conseruatio\nF magnificmus F reseruatrix\nG adnunciemus G recuperatio\nH glorificemus H recuperatrix\nI collaudemus I restauratio\nK exaltemus K restauratrix\nL cantemus L instauratio (niue om-\nM decãtemꝰ quoniã M instauratrix om-\nN canamus (ipsa est N innouatrix om-\nO enarremus nam O innouatio (niũm\nP cogitemꝰ (ipsa est P renouatio\nQ festinemus Q renouatrix\nR praedicemus R viuificatio\nS depromamus S viuificatrix\nT modulemur T sanctificatio\nV benedicamus V sanctificatrix\nX extollamus X iustificatio\nY veneremur Y iustificatrix\nZ colamus Z saluatio\nw recolamus w saluatrix\nu 3 A no-","segment":65,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"313","number":313},{"label":"314","number":314},{"label":"315","number":315},{"label":"316","number":316},{"label":"317","number":317},{"label":"318","number":318}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-66","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0066","latin":"210 POLYGRAPHAE\nA nostrum A porta\nB vestrum B aditus\nC bonorum C accessus\nD sanctorum D reditus\nE iustorum E transitus\nF electorum F introitus\nG credentium G ingressus\nH ordinum H regressus\nI fidelium I progressus\nK humilium K ascensus\nL rectorum L conscensus\nM piorum per quam M ianua nobis ad\nN deuotorũ ꝑ quam N strata nobis ad\nO mentium O via\nP animarum P iter\nQ saluatorum Q semitę\nR christianorum R facultas\nS christicolarum S ducatus\nT poenitentium T confidentia\nV orthodoxorum V commeatus\nX catholicorum X manuductio!\nY mortalium Y transmigatio\nZ viuentium Z emigratio\nw hominum w introductio\nA vitam .oii. A .iij.\n\nLIBER II.\n 312\nA vitam A datur\nB lucem B patet\nC laetitiam C patesit\nD foelicitatem D patescit\nE amoenitatem E patebit\nF consolationem F aperitur\nG beatitudinem G paratur\nH iocunditatem H reparatur\nI participationẽ I conceditur\nK communionẽ K condonatur\nL cõmunicationẽ L contribuitur\nM tranquillitatem M demonstratur\nN remunerationẽ N ministratur\nO habitationem O retribuitur\nP exultationem P reformatur\nQ possessionem Q tribuitur\nR haereditatem R redditur\nS mansionem S donatur\nT fruitionem T redonatur\nV claritatem V referatur\nX gloriam X exhibetur\nY requiem Y ostenditur\nZ visionem Z declaratur\nw quietem w monstratur\nu4 A aeter-\n\n312 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA aeternam A O beata\nB aeternalem B O sancta\nC aeuiternam C O intacta\nD sempiternam D O lucida\nE apostolicam E O perpetua\nF supercoelestem F O inuiolata\nG inaccessibilem G O benedicta\nH incommutabile H O intemerata\nI interminabile I O incõtaminata\nK superessentialẽ K O beatissima\nL immarecessibilẽ L O sanctissima et M supernaturalẽ M O lucidissima et N O veneranda et O apostolorum P O praecelsa Q O speciosa R O gratiosa S O spectabilis T O venerabilis V O gratiosissima X O gloriosissima Y O speciosissima Z O ter sanctiss. w O quater sanctis.\nA pijssi-\n\nLIBER II.\n 315\nA pijssima A mater\nB splendida B nutrix\nC pientissima C ductrix\nD dulcissima D lucerna\nE sempiterna E lumen\nF benignissima F patrona\nG misericordiss. G aduocata\nH splendidisima H adiutrix\nI fulgentissima I mediatrix\nK honestissima K promotrix\nL venustissima L auxiliatrix\nM foelicissima virgo M defensatrix\nN castissima N praeferuatrix\nO ornatissima O conseruatrix\nP serenissima P interuentrix\nQ illustrissima Q refocillatrix\nR nobilissima R consolatrix\nS pulcherrima S saluatrix\nT pudicissima T liberatrix\nV clementissima V amatrix\nX innocentissima X domina\nY foecundissima Z faultrix\nw mitissima w imperatrix\n u s A ino-\n\n314 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA inopum A vitio\nB exulum B culpae\nC flentium C delicto\nD fidelium D peccato\nE pauperum E maculae\nF egenorum F reatui\nG omnium G excessui\nH cunctorum H facinori\nI humilium I crimini\nK credentium K peccamini\nL vniuersorum L sceleri\nM christicolarũ quae M noxae minime\nN christianorũ quae N naeuo nunquam\nO supplicantium O flagitio\nP lachrymantium P malitiae\nQ infirmantium Q displicentiae\nR compunctorum R negligentiae\nS contritorum S transgressioni\nT poenitentium T indignationi\nV lugentium V tentationi\nX viuentium X vanitati\nY mortalium Y irae dei\nZ hominum Z offensioni\nw fragilium w voluptati\nA subie-\n\nLIBER II.\nA pura\nB munda\nC innocens\nD immunis\nE innoxia\nF impolluta\nG purissima\nH clarissima\nI mundissima\nK lucidissima\nL inculpabilis (per\nM iustissima et sem-\nN inuiolata sempér-\nO sanctissima (que\nP innocentissima\nQ immaculata\nR incontaminata\nS fulgentissima\nT speciosissima\nV pulcherrima\nX splendidissima\nY speciosa\nZ pulchra\nw lucida\nA muni-\n\n316 POLYGRAPHTAE\nA munita A vixisti\nB praemunita B fulcisti\nC communita C mansisti\nD praeseruata D permansisti\nE praeseruatifsima E remansisti\nF reseruatifsima F perseuerasti\nG praemunitifsima G resplenduisti\nH cõmunitissima H refloꝛuisti\nI confirmatissimal I splenduisti\nK immunis K floruisti\nL remotifsima L enituisti\nM alienifsima M extitisti ab omni\nN liberrima N fuisti abomni\nO exemptifsima O durasti\nP remota P rutilasti\nQ aliena Q emicuisti\nR procul R perdurasti\nS libera S corufcasti\nT custodita T claruisti\nV defenfata V procefsisti\nX segregata X illuxisti\nY confirmata Y euasisti\nZ priuilegiata Z luxisti\nw reluxisti A labe","segment":66,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"319","number":319},{"label":"320","number":320},{"label":"321","number":321},{"label":"322","number":322},{"label":"323","number":323},{"label":"324","number":324},{"label":"325","number":325}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-67","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0067","latin":"LIBER II.\n317\nA labe A miseri\nB noxa B fragiles\nC sorde C miserrimi\nD culpa D miserandi\nE reatu E miserabiles\nF excessu F commiserandi\nG macula G indignissimi\nH putredine H corruptibiles\nI pollutione I' corruptissimi\nK vanitate K iniquissimi\nL foetore L vanissimi\nM vitio peccatinos M turpissimi\nN naeuo peccati uos N iniustissimi\nO vredine O abiectissimi\nP foedatione P infoelicissimi\nQ displicentia Q sordidissimi\nR contractione R immundi\nS corruptione S humiles\nT immunditia T infirmi\nV praeuaricatione V pauperes\nX offensione X inutiles\nY turpitudine Y caduci\nZ incursione Z iniusti\nw commißone w abiecti\nA homi-\n\nN8 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA homines A omnipotentis\nB homunciones B cunctipotentis\nC christicolae C omnitenentis\nD christiani D omniscientis\nE catholici E superlucentis\nF orthodoxi F immortalis.\nG fideles G sempiterni\nH vermes H inaestimabilis\nI viuentes I indeficientis\nK credentes K ineffabilis\nL Mcreduli L dulcissimi\nM peccatores N charissimi filij tui nati\nO Pvermiculi O clarissimi (tui\nP Qecclesiastici Q amantissimi\nR Tmonachi R dilectissimi\nS Vcanonici S clementissimi\nT Xpopulares T benignissimi\nU Yvulgares U excellentissimi\nZ Zseculares Z incõprehẽsibilis\nW Wcarnales W supercoelestis\ngloriosissimi\nA creato.\n\nLIBER II.\n319\nA creatoris A serui\nB conditoris B seruuli\nC fabricatoris C creaturae\nD plaslatoris D clientuli\nE gubernatoris E seruitores\nF conseratoris F sacerdotes\nG redemptoris G hierophantes H\nH viuficatoris H ministratores I\nI moderatoris I praedicatores K\nK liberatoris K famulatores X\nL directoris L auditores (ies\nM rectoris omnium M famuli licet inuti-\nN autoris vniuerfo. 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morientium\nM enormitatibus M mortuorū mōte\nN prauitatibus N terrigenarū (nos\nO transgressionib⁹ O credentiū mōte\nP pręuaricationib P vniuersorū (nos\nQ peccaminibus Q cunctorum\nR impietatibus R omnium\nS facnoribus S alienis\nT negligentijs T aliorum\nV criminibus V orbis\nX sceleribus X mundi\nY actibus Y fidelium\nZ delictis Z humilium\nw noxis w poenitentium\nA acerba\n\n384 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA acerba A optimo\nB amara B maximo\nC preciosa C summo\nD sancta D altissimo\nE dolorosa E mitissimo\nF miserabili F dulcissimo\nG miseranda G omnipotenti\nH commiseranda H cunctipotenti\nI virtuosissima I sanctissimo\nK victoriosissima K beatissimo\nL innocentissima L sacratissimo\nM preciosissima M clementissimo\nN acerbissima N incommutabili\nO atrocissima O incõprehẽsibili\nP amarissima P incircunscriptib.\nQ miserrima Q misericordiss.\nR moestissima R benignissimo\nS tristissima S colendissimo\nT saeuissima T pientissimo\nV horrenda V serenissimo\nX salutifera X pijssimo\nY turpissima Y 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prauis T ecclesiasticis\nV egenis V peregrinis\nX vanis X pauperibus\nY prauissimis Y carnalibus\nZ iniquissimis Z claustralibus\nw abiectissimis w ministerialibus\nC 2 A pium\n\n404 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA pium A imperatorem\nB iustum B redemptorem\nC magnum C saluatorem\nD optimum D liberatorem\nE maximum E conditorem\nF pijssimum F creatorem\nG mitissimum G factorem\nH pientissimum H eretorem\nI dulcissimum I dominum\nK omnipotentem K iudicem\nL cunctipotentem L regem\nM sempiternum M deum\nN benignissimum N opificem\nO clementissimũ O autorem\nP gloriosissimum P patrem\nQ indulgentissimũ Q adiutorem\nR potentissimum R rectorem\nS immortalem T susceptorem\nV inuisibilem V dominatorem\nX aeternum X conseruatorem\nY gloriosum Y viuificatorem\nZ aeuiternum Z gubernatorem\nw benignum w sanctificatorem\nA nostrum\n\nLIBER II.\n405\nA nostrum A hora\nB cunctorum B horula\nC omnium C instans\nD fidelium D tempus\nE humilium E punctus\nF credentium F instantia\nG vniuersorum G seueritas\nH 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X exultationem\nY indeceptibilis Y sublimitatem\nZ infallibilis Z glorificationem\nw terribilis w libertatem\nA sanctis\n\n412 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA sanctis A aeternam\nB electis B aeuiternam\nC bonis C perpetuam\nD iustis D perennem\nE apostolis E sempternam\nF angelis F gaudiosam\nG beatis G amoenissimam\nH rectis H interminabilem\nI foelicibus I incomparabilẽ\nK iustificatis K immarcessibilẽ\nL sanctificatis (mur L inenarrabilem\nM coelicolis assequa M inaestimabilem\nN gloriosis habea N lucifluam\nO pijs (mus O ineffabilem\nP puris P pulcherrimam\nQ fidelibus Q incessabilem\nR christianis R infinibilem\nS christicolis S infinitam\nT virtuosis T promissam\nV martyribus V angelicam\nX euangelistis X coelicam\nZ confessoribus Z coelestem\nw praedestinatis w diuinam\nA 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orthodoxorum\nA es\n\n414 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA cs A coelis\nB aedes B caelo\nC viuis C altis\nD extas D alto\nE existis E excelso\nF manes F excelsis\nG permanes G altissimo\nH resplendes H altissimis\nI dominaris I coelestibus\nK principaris K omnibus\nL triumphas L vniuersis\nM coruscas M supernis\nN imperas N vranicis\nO regnas O vrano\nP luces P aeuum\nR sedes R aeternum\nS refides S aeuiterum\nT refuges T perpetuum\nV habitas V sempitenum\nX rutilas X aeternitate\nY splendes Y eminentissimo\nZ splendescis Z eminentissimis\nw glorificaris w supremis\nA sancti-\n\nLIBER II.\n415\nA sanctificetur A nomen\nB magnificetur B onoma\nC glorisicetur C regnum\nD benedicatur D imperium\nE honorificetur E vocabulum\nF superexaltetur F scabellum\nG honoretur G diadema\nH exaltetur H sceptrum\nI laudetur I consilium\nK timeatur K eloquium\nL diligatur L institutum\nM ametur M constitutũ tuum\nN adoretur N mysterium tuum\nO colatur O alloquium\nP inuocetur P testimonium\nQ celebretur Q euangelium\nR concelebretur R cognomentum\nS collaudetur S latibulum\nT clarificetur T cognomentum\nV beatificetur V agnomen\nX manifestetur X praenomen\nY amplificetur Y pronomen\nZ agnoscatur Z templum\nw cognoscatur w thelaema\nA adue-\n\n410 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA adueniat A regnum\nB conueniat B imperium\nC perueniat C dominium\nD proueniat D institutum\nE adunetur E documentum\nF coadunetur F beneplacitum\nG magnificetur G promissum\nH multiplicetur H constitutum\nI sanctificatur I promissum\nK amplificatur K eloquium\nL congregetur L consilium\nM prosperetur M verbum tuum\nN amplitur N dogma tuum\nO dilatetur O ouile\nP pacificetur P opus\nQ praeualeat Q placitum\nR conualeat R complacitum\nS exaltetur S praemium\nT augeatur T amuletum\nV firmetur V remedium\nX confirmetur X adiutorium\nY confortetur Y domicilium\nZ crescat Z testimonium\nw veniat w sanctificium\nA fiat\n\nLIBER II.\n417\nA fiat A voluntas\nB placeat B institutio\nC ametur C constitutio\nD diligatur D praeceptio\nE impleatur E 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potestatibus M benignissimus\nN virtutibus N praecellētissimus\nO hominibus O praeeminentiss.\nP angelis P eminentissimus\nQ coelicolis Q praepotētissimus\nR puellis R potentissimus\nS coelis S suauissimus\nT superis T speciosissimus\nV supernis V dulcissimus\nX altissimis X venerandus\nY creaturis Y adorandus\nZ coelestibus Z colendus\nw sempiternum w nobilis\nA fructus\n\n432 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA fructus A ventris\nB conceptus B gasteris\nC vnigenitus C vmbelici\nD monogenitus D ventriculi\nE primogenitus E habitaculi\nF deogenitus F ergasterij\nG coelogenitus G vmbraculi\nH theothocos H tabernaculi\nI puerulus I corpusculi\nK dominus K corporis\nL natus L somatis\nM filius M vteri tui\nN puer N vberis tui\nO foetus O alui\nP infans P sacrarij\nQ infantulus Q ergastuli\nR inhabitator R seminis\nS praeparator S sanguinis\nT sanctiator T haematis\nV illuminator V visceris\nX conseruator X aetematis\nY glorificator Y operis\nZ consecrator Z lactis\nw pectoris . 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laetitia\nT indulgentiae T foelicitas\nV innocentiae V coronatio\nX sanctitatis X exaltatio\nY castitatis Y benedictio\nZ puritatis Z glorificatio\nw foelicitatis w defensatrix\nE 2 A dulce-\n\n436 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA dulcedo A spes\nB suuitas B laus\nC iocunditas C pietas\nD alacritas D laudatio\nE amoenitas E patrona\nF pulchritudo F aduocata\nG procuratrix G laetificatio\nH procuratio H laetificatrix\nI tranquillitas I collaudatio\nK instauratrix K confortatrix\nL reformatrix L miseratrix\nM restauratrix et M amatrix\nN restauro N requies\nO reformatio O quies\nP consolatrix P pax\nQ consolatio Q lux\nR protectio R mater\nS iubilatio S parens\nT festiuitas T deuotio\nV hilaritas V releuatio\nX charitas X releuatrix\nY adiutrix Y saluatrix\nZ auxiliatrix Z mediatrix\nw promotrix w interuentrix\nA nostra\n\nLIBER II.\n437\nA nostra A falue\nB nostrum B chere\nC fidelium C salueto\nD deuotorum D salueris\nE humilium E gaudeto\nF credentium F gaudeas\nG christianorum G congaudeas\nH 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corruptionis\nM moerentes in hac M gemituum\nN esurientes in hac N desolationis\nO poscentes O plorationis\nP deposcentes P turbationis\nQ exposcentes Q deceptionis\nR exlugentes R impietatis\nS perlugentes S vanitatis\nT exulantes T doloris\nV vlulantes V mortis\nX flagitantes X ploratus\nY efflagitantes Y prauitatis\nZ peregrinantes Z perturbationis\nw colluctantes w tenebrarum\nE 5 A valle\n\n443 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA valle A Eia\nB conualle B Iam\nC cauerna C Nunc\nD cauernula D Modo\nE mansione E Semper\nF habitatione F Iugiter\nG obscuritate G Assidue\nH condensitate H Continue\nI profunditate I Hilariter\nK asperitate K Incessanter\nL densitate L Indefinenter\nM exulatione M Quaesumus ergo\nN captiuitate N Petimus ergo\nO captione O Rogamus\nP vmbra P Oramus\nQ mora Q Ob hoc\nR fouea R Obid\nS via S At\nT terra T Et\nV domo V Ah\nX morula X Atque\nY breuitate Y Precamur\nZ semita Z Obsecramus\nw spelunca w aduo.\n\nLIBER II.\n443\nA aduotata A nostra\nB domina B bonorum\nC patrona C 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melliflua maria\nP praecelsa P fructifera\nQ excelsa Q deifica\nR excellens R innocens\nS beatissima S innocentissima\nT benedicta T venerabilis\nV virtuosa V honorabilis\nX virtuosissima X inuiolata\nY serenissima Y impolluta\nZ foecundissima Z gloriosissima\nw suauissima w benignissima\nA Salve\n\nLIBER II.\n651\nA Salue A christi\nB Salueto B domini\nC Salueris C autoris\nD Exaltare D creatoris\nE Gaudeas E conditoris\nF Gaudeto F saluatoris\nG Gaude G redemptoris\nH Laetare H plasmatoris\nI Valeto I viuificatoris\nK Valeas K imperatoris\nL Vale L mediatoris\nM Aue M iesu christi anid\nN Eia N salutis anid\nO Viue O virtutis\nP Viuas P pietatis\nQ Viuito Q puritatis\nR Exulta R veritatis\nS Plaude S deitatis\nT Plaudito T diuinitatis\nV Congaueto V altitonantis\nY Congadeas Y omnipotentis\nZ Gratulare Z summi regis\nw Congaude w regis superni\n\nF a A mater\n\n452 POLYGRAPHIAE A mater B humilium C credentium D afflictorum E desolatorum F exulantium G naufragantium H lachrymantium I plorantium K gementium L lugentium M flentium N mitium O exulum P egentium Q moerentium R dolentium S pauperum T miserorum V miserabilium X infirmantium Y christianorum Z christicolarum w mortalium A sanctisc. Anna ɔ T ɔ V ɔ Y ɔ Z ɔ W ɔ X ɔ Q ɔ P ɔ L ɔ I ɔ K ɔ G ɔ F ɔ E ɔ D ɔ C ɔ B ɔ A ɔ Ae ɔ Ω ɔ ω ɔ ♀ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♠ ɔ ♡ ɔ ♢ ɔ ♤ ɔ ♥ ɔ ♦ ɔ ♧ ɔ ♨ ɔ ♪ ɔ ♫ ɔ ♬ ɔ ♭ ɔ ♮ ɔ ♯ ɔ ♰ ɔ ♱ ɔ ♲ ɔ ♳ ɔ ♴ ɔ ♵ ɔ ♶ ɔ ♷ ɔ ♸ ɔ ♹ ɔ ♺ ɔ ♻ ɔ ♼ ɔ ♽ ɔ ♾ ɔ ♿ ɔ ♓ ɔ ♔ ɔ ♕ ɔ ♖ ɔ ♗ ɔ ♘ ɔ ♙ ɔ ♚ ɔ ♛ ɔ ♜ ɔ ♝ ɔ ♞ ɔ ♟ ɔ ♠ ɔ ♠ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♤ ɔ ♤ ɔ ♦ ɔ ♦ ɔ ♠ ɔ ♦ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♦ ɔ ♤ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♥ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♧ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♩ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♪ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♫ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♬ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♭ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♮ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♨ ɔ ♣ ɔ ♩\n\nLIBER II.\n453\nA sanctisima A decus\nB potentissima B lumen\nC promptissima: C columen\nD benignissima: D exemplar\nE clementissima: E praesidium\nF praestantissima: F refugium\nG misericordiss. G confugium\nH excellentissima: H exemplum\nI gloriosissima: I profugium\nK preciosissima: K ornamentum\nL pientissima: L speculum\nM dulcissima: M solatium\nN mitissima: N asylum\nO pijssima: O norma\nP optima: P forma\nQ eximia: Q lucerna\nR egregia: R corona\nS maxima: S regula\nT clarissima T institutio\nV humilima V doctrina\nX fidelissima X aedificatio\nY iustissima Y institutrix\nZ praeclarissima Z imperatrix\nw praefulgida w conductrix\nA nupta-","segment":87,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"458","number":458},{"label":"459","number":459},{"label":"460","number":460},{"label":"461","number":461},{"label":"462","number":462},{"label":"463","number":463}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-88","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0088","latin":"454 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA nuptarum A ora\nB mulierum B exora\nC foeminarum C supplica\nD dominarum D intercede\nE matronarum E interueni\nF coniugatarum F interuenias\nG maritatum G intercedas\nH generantium H expostules\nI parturientium I expostula\nK parientium K postula\nL parentum L poscas\nM matrum omnium M posce pro\nN piorum omnium N roga pro\nO iustorum O precare\nP viduarum P obsecra\nQ nobilium Q deposce\nR lactantium R deposcas\nS puerperum S implora\nT concipientium T interpella\nV continentium V interpellis\nX nubentium X interpellato\nY mortalium Y depreceris\nZ coniugum Z deprecare\nw herarum w flagita\nA nobis\n\nLiber II.\nA nobis A miseris\nB turbis B misellis\nC populis C fidelibus\nD plebibus D humilibus\nE plebeculis E orthodoxis\nF gentibus F christianis\nG nationibus G credentibus\nH sacerdotibus H christicolis\nI principibus I ecclesiasticis\nK imperatoribus K catholicis\nL claustralibus L europeanis\nM monasterialibus M germanis ad\nN ministerialibus N alemanis ad\nO homuncionibꝰ O theutonicis\nP dominationibꝰ P alethophilis\nQ dominatoribus Q christophilis\nR rectoribus R kyriophilis\nS pastoribus S pistophilis\nT abbatibus T theutronibus\nV praelatis V poenitentibus\nX subditis X omnibus\nY episcopis Y cunctis\nZ regibus Z contritis\nw monachis w compunctis\nF 4 A deum\n\n456 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA deum A coeli\nB regem B orbis\nC iudicem C mundi\nD dominum D fidelium\nE rectorem E caelorum\nF creatorem F spirituum\nG conditorem G animarum\nH plasmatorem H animorum\nI fabricatorem I angelorum\nK gubernatorem K archangelorum\nL conseruatorem L vniuersitatis\nM sanctificatorem M vniuersorũ qui te\nN illuminatorem N christicol. qui te\nO glorificantem O christianorum\nP illustratorem P principatum\nQ viuificatorem Q supercoelestium\nR moderatorem R hominum\nS redemptorem S coelestium\nT monarcham T cunctorum\nV saluatorem V omnium\nX beatificatorem X humilium\nZ factorem Z orthodoxorum\nw autorem w mortalium\nA voluit\n2380197 2380204\n\nLIBER II.\n457\nA voluit A potentem\nB fecit B magnam\nC effecit C maximam\nD statuit D sublimem\nE locauit E gloriosam\nF constituit F insignem\nG ordinauit G excelsam\nH praeordinauit H excellentem\nI confirmauit I praeminentem\nK praecognouit K praecellentem\nL praedisposuit L eminentem\nM disposuit esse M clarissimam in\nN deputauit esse N praefulgidam in\nO sacrauit O honorificam\nP creauit P honorablem\nQ condidit Q potentissimam\nR praetulit R gloriosissimam\nS protulit S excellētissimā\nT extulit T praecentissima\nV sumpsit V praementiss.\nX assumpsit X eminencissimam\nY praesciuit Y nobilissimam\nZ confensit Z dignissimam\nw praedestinauit w ornatissimam\nF 5 A regno\n\n658 POLYGR. LIB. II.\nA regno A coelorum\nB palatio B beatorum\nC gaudio C electorum\nD imperio D iustorum\nE dominio E caelestium\nF domicilio F sanctorum\nG tabernaculo G angelorum\nH habitaculo H diuinitatis\nI receptaculo I supernorum\nK habitatione K beatitudinis\nL exultatione L amoenitatis\nM sanctuario M perēnitatis amen\nN haereditate N aeternitatis fiat\nO mansione O foelicitatis\nP principatu P deitatis\nQ consistorio Q pietatis\nR solennitate R quietis\nS iocunditate S pacis\nT tripudio T lucis\nV domo V coelesti\nX laetitia X piorum\nY aula Y bonorum\nZ aedibus Z fruitionis\nw medio w tranquillitatis\nAuxiliante\n\n459\nA Vxiliante Domino nostro Iesu Christo\nsaluatore fidelium animarum, qui sacro\nviuit in vnitate ternario cum Patre et Spi-\nritu Sancto, trinus in personis, & vnus in\nSubstantia Deus, incomprehensibilis, omnipo-\ntens et sempiternus: à quo, in quo, & per quẽ\nomne bonum pulchrum procedit et verum,\nSecundum hũc Polygraphiae librum perduxi-\nmus ad finem. De quo ipsi laus, honor, virtus et gloria: qui per mortis sua innocentiam ge-\nnus nostrum de interitu perditionis aeternae li-\nberauit, & omnibus, in eum conscientia pura\ncredentibus, aeterna vitae aditum miseratione\nperpetua reserauit. Lineatim octo et trecen-\nta paraphrasmata consignauimus, prolixio-\nrem euagationem picariam consilio deuitan-\ntes. Satis etenim nobis in huius lucubrationis\nexordio visum est, si causam volentibus am-\npliora dederimus perquirendi, cum nobis ad\nea defuerit et tempus et ratio. Lector amice\nvale. Ex Peapoli penultima die mensis\nFebruarÿ. Anno Domini\nM.D.VIII.\nIOAN-","segment":88,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"464","number":464},{"label":"465","number":465},{"label":"466","number":466},{"label":"467","number":467}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-89","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0089","latin":"460\nIOANNIS TRI-\nTHEMII ABBATIS\nORDI-\nNIS SANCTI BENEDICTI,\nliber Polygraphiae III. ini-\ntium sumit.\nQVID à primordio creationis hu-\nmanae vnitatem linguae confudit?\nNónne diuisio corporum, & varie-\ntas animorum? Nam vt veritas in\nEuangelio protestatur: Ex abundãtia cordis\nos loquitur. Lingua enim instrumẽtum est\nearum conceptionũ foras proferendi, quas\napud semetipsum animus in interioribus\ncogitauit. Huius tamen ministerij secrerorũ\nanimi ad sensum plures sunt modi, quorum\nproprietates &; vsu variantur &; arte. Vsus ad\nplacitũ introductus communis est multis:\nars verò paucis. Denique &; vsus ipse loquen-\ndi non regulatus, quantũ apud solos Theu-\ntonicos in sexcétis annis fit variatus, nemo\ncito aestimabit, ꝗ Otfridum Vuissenburgen-\nsem monachum in carminibus linguae Ger-\nmanicae saepius non relegit. Mare fluit &; re-\nfluit, homines semel morientes nó amplius\npraesentem reuerűtur ad vitam. Succedunt\nmoribus\n\nmoribus mores, & semper ad meliora vigor\nanimorum mortalium decidit. Quis hodie\napud Graecorũ priscos aemulatores Germa-\nnos antiquã idiomatũ tenet notitiã? Chro-\nnicis veterum historijs Francorum Huni-\nbaldus, Doracus reliqui scriptores, q̃ an-\nnis nos mille praecesserũt, multa carmine\nprisco, prosa sermonis Theutonici suis\nsynthematibus dicta miscuerũt, quae hodie\nintelliguntur à paucis. Quid loquor de tem-\nporibus antiquis, cùm proprium idioma no\nstrũ apud Francos orientales, Sueuos, Baua-\nros, Rhenenses, Mosellanos, Coloniẽses, Sa\nxones Doringos, notablem quotidie va-\nriationem suscipiat. Mutãtur in tempore ho\nmines, variantur mores, mutantur animi,\nvariantur vestes: linguarũ alteratur simpli\ncitas, prisca variatur idiomatũ proprietas,\n nihil stabile reperitur in humanis. Om-\nnium enim vicissituꝺo est rerũ, succedit\nvarietas simplicitati animorũ. Quis defluen\ntiam hanc, ita vt loquar, perpetuam ad con-\ncordia poterit reducere vnitatis. Quod autem Po\nlygraphiae libris praecedẽtibꝰ tertium adij\ncimus, ratione non caruit speciali. Nam vt\ncùm variae sint hominum voluntates, rectè\nmultiplises dantur modi ad honestas ope-\nrationes\n\nrationes.In illis noctem dies illuminat,in iastis verò dies à lumine vacat. Illic vmbrá lux circunducit in lumine,isthic autem coecus caecum illuminat,& visum sine oculis existens et permanens quem nõ habet tenebris ministrat.Hic nox diem caligine perpetua obnubilat,& ambulans in tenebris sine lu-mine coeco ducatũ praestat.Haec paraphras-mata cunctis per mundum hominibus de-feruiunt,& in omni lingua quodlibet arca-num tutò,securè,ac sine periculo ad cabali-sticumbinarium transmittunt.Barbaris ri-sum mouet Latinitas,& suspicionem Lati-nis ipsa barbaries generat.Refert tamen ni-hil aut parum,quoniam suspicio quantum-libet fuerit,mysterium nihilominus omne secretissimum continebit.Ad mentem re-gulas et praeceptaquae tradidimus operator studiosusreuocet,neinutiliter et invanum sibi et alijslaboret.Intelligentia enim opus est,sine qua nullius artis constabit vtilitas.I-tetpaucis ostendimusad maxima,&finitimodum dedimusad infinita.Ex datis et ac-ceptis,facilè maiora parāturamicis.Lector memento notam retrogradaminomilo-co posse configi,quo usque notam appre-hendas quietis.Vale.Ex Peapoli prima die Martij,Anno Domini 1508. 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X gomei X vadal 1053\nY pasei Y gomij Z vadil 1054\nZ pasij Z gomoi w vadol 1055\nw pasoi w qvod\nMAOI\n\nVOD in principio tertij Polygraphiae nostri\noperis sumus polliciti ad habendam glossae no-\nquae vmbram similitudinem coram inex-\npertis, laboris compendio satis fecimus ad exemplum.\nNoctem arcanis tuto seruientè, vmbris periphrasma-\ntum ducēdam commissimus, numeros ordine qua-\ntuor linearum telotenus interposuimus pro vsu vo-\nlentium adaptatos. Loca sunt minutiarum gradus\nhabẽtia fixos tria milia centũ quinquaginta, quam-\nquam horarum restent momenta si volueris infi-\nnita, pro secretandis in omni natione lingua orbis\nquicquid arcani occurrerit. Orbem linealiter na-\nscentem ex puncto, quantum volueris, opus fuerit, reducere po-\nteris ad semitam qua venisti. Si noctis superest mul-\ntum, reducito caudam draconis ad caudalitium ori-\nginale in caput. Verùm binarius omnino fit certifi-\ncatus de notis signaculis vnitatis. Qui multum e-\nfurit, multum laboret, vt habeat quod manducet.\nNec est opus magni laboris id quoꝛ sum volueris duce-\nre, quod sua sponte progreditur. Hic ergo finem ter-\ntio Polygraphiae nostrae libro constituimus, in nomine\nPatris Filij Spiritus Sancti. Lector mitis vale.\nEx Peapoli 7. die mensis Martÿ, Anno Do-\nmini Iesu Christi saluatoris no-\nstri 1508. Indictione\nvndecima.\nIOAN-\n\n508\nIOANNIS TRI-\nTHEMII ABBATIS\nMONASTERII S.IACO-\nBI MAIORIS POSTOLI VVIRCI-\nburgensis, quondam Spanheimensis, Or-\ndinis Diui Benedicti, quartus\nPolygraphiae Liber\nincipit.\nCRDO expostulabat ra-\ntionis quartum Polygra\nphiae nostrum librum,\nqualitate, inuentione facili-\ntate dissimilem fie-\nri praecedentibus: quate-\nnus volentes rerum partici-\npari arcanis non vno sed varijs id modis\nassequantur atque diuersis. Extendimus\npicam facilima inuentione comprehen-\nsibilem, vt nox per minutiã semper con-\ncta monadi quolibet ordine in lumine\ncognoscatur diei. Nulla isthic inter vni-\ntatem binarium reperitur dissensio:\nneque oportebit artis instrumentum o-\nperari volentẽ habere ad manum, quan-\ndo pri-","segment":97,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"512","number":512},{"label":"513","number":513},{"label":"514","number":514},{"label":"515","number":515},{"label":"516","number":516}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-98","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0098","latin":"do primae succedens fine medio, latens ostendit mysterium. Vnde prudens, intelligẽs, &; expertus scientiam, omni tem pore &; loco, fatisfaciet operationi. Binarius ab vnitate recipit, vnde terna- rium producit. Facilis est huius crypto- logiae facie prima cognitio: posteaquam luna vel puncto vnico fuerit à sole illu- strata. Quamuis &; fieri possit, quòd gno sticus euadat industrius sine manudu- ctione magistri. Quod in isto tamen li- bro tantùm reor intelligendum, in prae- cedentium verò nullo. De sequentibus autem suo dabitur loco iudicium. Inter omnes quos dedimus praesentiatus cabalisticus arcanorum modus, istius li- bri quarti progressus facilior in infini- tum potest extendi. Quare sufficit me cupientibus ampliora formam tradidis- se simul &; causam exempli. Lumen in- telligentiae haec facilè penetrat omnia. Scripsi Peapolis, nona die Martij, Anno Domini millesimo quingen- tesimo octauo.\nA Baldach\n❧\n❧\n\n310 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA Baldach A hanasar A cathai\nB Abrach B abasar B abrai\nC Ecorach C acamar C achai\nD Adonach D adamar D adamai\nE Nerach E mesar E lemai\nF Afalach F afasar F afrai\nG Agalach G agasar G aglai\nH Charach H thamar H cholai\nI Misach I nibasar I disarai\nK Akarach K akasar K ekamai\nL Elamach L elasar L elamai\nM Amolach M omasar M emai\nN Anefach N anefar N gnosai\nO Morach O bonefar O comani\nP Eparach P spenaphar P spadai\nQ Aqualach Q aquasaphar Q aquarsai\nR Cromach R arofasar R dramoi\nS Arach S isachar S astrafai\nT Stomalach T stenafar T athamar\nV Cusaphach V busaphar V dubari\nX Axiomach X exulafar X ixioman\nY Linafach Y mynafar Y pyromã\nZ Azarach Z azafar Z eziamer\nw Euuenalach w suuadamar x ouuanisar\nA malach\n\nLIBER IV.\nA malach A daban A caman\nB ebalach B oban B abran\nC acalach C icaban C icaban\nD adobarach D adelan D odilan\nE melech E sebalan E melan\nF afalech F ofelan F afran\nG egelech G agelan G ogeran\nH chamelech H chaba H tharan\nI misalech I nisan I lisaran\nK akamech K ekalan K akabran\nL elamech L olafan L elafan\nM amalech M emalan M omilan\nN enalech N enean N aneman\nO comalech O losaban O roman\nP apalech P spilan P apriman\nQ equalech Q aquafan Q equilan\nR premalech R areman R orman\nS asamech S asafan S osterman\nT stomalech T stabulan T stulman\nV busalech V hurman V durman\nX azimalech X exulman X aximer\nY rymalech Y ryman Y dylidelle\nZ azelech Z azelman Z ezelfus\nw ouuam elechw euualmā w euualti\nA manas\n\n512 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA manas A baron A fadiel\nB abdelas B abaron B abdiel\nC ocadas C acaron C scoriel\nD adalas D adalon D adricl\nE semalas E meron E sebiel\nF ofelias F osilon F afiel\nG agaras G agion G agiel\nH choras H chorion H thoniel\nI rimasas I libion I misiel\nK akarias K akyon K akiel\nL cleopas L elyhon L almiel\nM amasias M amaron M amiel\nN anobias N enorion N oniel\nO sodias O morison O sosiel\nP epynosas P aporion P apiel\nQ aquisas Q aquilon Q aquiel\nR arabias R arimaon R ariel\nS asyphas S osarion S osiel\nT atharas T atharon T othiel\nV quolas V cuburun V suriel\nX aximas X axion X axiel\nY syrthas Y tyneon Y amyel\nZ azarias Z azaron Z azariel\nw tuuilas w puualon w euuariel A nara-\n\nLIBER IV.\n 513\nA nasor A parnas A nabat\nB abnasor B abranatas B abarat\nC acanasor C scarabas C scarafat\nD adamor D adramas D adrapat\nE pesanor E demonas E nesarat\nF afasor F ofilamas F afilat\nG agenor G agilimas Gogesarat\nH chabor H thombas H charisat\nI sichor I lidomas I libafat\nK ekamor K akrofilas K okobizat\nL almasor L pliadas L almonat\nM amasor M amadias M imefat\nN anephor N antipas N anorarat\nO noabor O ponadas O donesat\nP apalifor P spartanhas P apraxat\nQ aquafor Q aquilas Q equarat\nR orafor R triphas R bronisat\nS asanaor S asanapas S asarat\nT ethymor T athanas T etomat\nV pusanor V busaphas V busarat\nX axifor X aximaas X axiofolat\nY nycanor Y 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dramalo R tropon R tramelech\nS asymalo S asydion S asomelech\nT atymalo T ethion T stomelech\nV tusymalo V durion V tumelech\nX axifalo X axion X axomelech\nY pyrifalo Y tymon Y pymelech\nZ ozicalo Z ozamion Z oxyfelech\nw ruuelo w buuelon w iuuelech\nA hasar\n\nLIBER IV.\nA hasar A mathan A saday\nB absar B obedan B abray\nC achasar C charan C achay\nD adomar D adoran D adonay\nE behasar E medaren E penay\nF ophasar F afiosam F effray\nG aganiar G agian G aglay\nH thomasar H choran H chrisay\nI dipasar I pidaran I filosay\nK okriasar K akasten K akoy\nL eleasar L alman L almay\nM amasar M amoran M omelay\nN anthosar N gnocian N antifoy\nO comasar O comesan O dolay\nP spanosar P spanham P apenoy\nQ aquosar Q equilan Q aquoy\nR arnosar R arosan R droy\nS asamar S ofaran S asamay\nT atabar T stayran T athenoy\nV luphasar V musan V cusay\nX aximar X exusian X axosay\nY tymasar Y synaran Y somay\nZ azomar Z ozialan Z zimay\nw huuosar w buuelan w duuelay\nK 2 A malo-\n\n516 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA 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V cumerax V hubalam\nX axymachō X axiomax X axifulam\nY synarchon Y vymax Y fyculam\nZ azanoson Z azarax Z azolam\nW iuuarchon W ruuax W auulam\nA machras\n\nLIBER IV.\nA machras A halmutes A calon\nB ebraphas B obethsames B abdon\nC achamas C schorades C acaron\nD adamas D adonides D adonion\nE merapas E lemures E pelion\nF africhas F afronides F afarion\nG agenoras G agathes G agelon\nH thornas H chareses H chorion\nI siculos I liburtes I siphilon\nK okapulas K akonites K akaton\nL almodas L aleothes L elyon\nM amulas M amenides M amelion\nN entolas N enomades N enopon\nO sorulas O ioannes O colafon\nP sparulas P spanodes P epimelõ\nQ aquolas Q equinodes Q aquilon\nR dromadas R drapetas R trasilon\nS asandras S osiagites S asebon\nT otymulas T athenopes T athemõ\nV fufulas V cucuphates V museon\nX exupias X aximades X axion\nY fyrudas Y dymonipes Y symeon\nZ azipulas Z azofanes Z azaron\nw buuelas w iuuenides w suuelon\nA manas\n\n522 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA manas A padony A rachiel\nB abranas B abdony B abriel\nC scatanas C scahny C scoriel\nD adonias D adony D adaniel\nE helianas E melony E sebaniel\nF afranas F afanay F ofymiel\nG agonas G egelnoty G agiriel\nH thorcas H chalmy H thomiel\nI pasanas I dilonoy I michael\nK akaras K akony K akastiel\nL al notas L alciony L alexiel\nM omelias M omoly M ambiel\nN antras N annay N anadiel\nO ionas O comaty O mosiel\nP aponas P apenoy P aprutiel\nQ aquinas Q aquay Q aquiel\nR tranapas R cratay R vriel\nS asaphas S asony S asifiel\nT storapas T atenoy T athoniel\nV cucufas V cudony V curiel\nX axiopas X exuby X axiel\nY tymonas Y rypany Y mysiel\nZ azarias Z azapy Z azahel\nw puuelas w cuualy w iuuiel\nA pasan\n\nLIBER IV.\n523\nA pasan A marat A cafusa\nB abasan B eborat B abafusa\nC ocasan C scorat C ocafufa\nD adosan D adolat D adonisa\nE mesan E serafat E pefusa\nF afusan F aforat F asenusa\nG agusan G agorat G agnonusa\nH chorfan H thorat H liparusa\nI dilusan I micorat I kanusa\nK ykosan K akorat L alanesa\nL alusan L clapat M amasa\nN anosan N ancorat N anorusa\nO bomesan O iosophat P spanusa\nP spanesan P aporisat Q aquola\nQ aquisan R dromat R dropisa\nS asasan S osophat S ofara\nT stenosan T stancrat T itabusa\nV aucuan V cumat V auensa\nX axiosan X exaphat X axifusa\nY cyrusan Y tymat Y tymasa\nZ azusan Z azarat Z azasa\nw tuuesan w cuuarat w iuuesa\nA malo-\n\n524: POLYGRAPHIAE\nA malochym A naason A mathan\nB abrachym B abedon B abaran\nC scalachym C ocason C acoran\nD adomachym D adisaon D odoran\nE lemarchym E nebrion E meran\nF effrahym F afalon F oferan\nG agiarchym G agrion G agian\nH cherubym H chorion H thoran\nI pinarchym I pisaron I hiran\nK akalochym K akalon K akrian\nL elachym L olarion L elalisan\nM amolchym M ameon M omilan\nN anarchym N antron N anoten\nO comarchym O ponon O soran\nP aparchym P eparon P spiran\nQ aquarchym Q aquilon Q aquoran\nR armachym R orphion R araban\nS asarechym S osyrion S ostisan\nT stanarchy T athenon T atelan\nV dulachym V busidon V european\nX exarchym X axylon X exasan\nY synarchym Y tymaron Y nysan\nZ aziarchym Z azurion Z azaran\nw euuarchym w buualon w iuualan A rama\n\nLIBER IV.\nA ramatha A hamaym A caras\nB abrata B abrohym B abras\nC scarapa C schamoym C acaras\nD adropa D adonaym D adamas\nE meratha E merohym E merapams\nF afrona F afra chym F esymera s\nG agiopa G agiarchym G agenoras\nH thara H choraym H tholas\nI siprana I pinarchym I pisaras\nK akropa K akiarchym K okonias\nL alania L elohym L alophas\nM amana M amalchym M amalas\nN anna N anarsyn N annas\nO aquina O molachym O ioannes\nP spania P sponaym P epaphras\nQ aquina Q armachym R trophilas\nS atropo S osiachym S osannas\nT stanopa T atrohym T atenoros\nV cumana V burachym V musas\nX axiomata X aziachym X aximas\nY rymata Y symarym Y symonas\nZ azamata Z aziarym Z azarias\nw cuualta w huuarchym w buuaras A 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axosin X aximal X exaplos\nY tymin Y syraphal Y myriados\nZ ozerin Z azadal Z azulos\nw duuerin w iuuiralos A bara-\n\nA barafan A matos A cabarym\nB abaran B abatos B abarym\nC scaran C scoyros C scarym\nD odrafan D adrius D odarym\nE merisan E semiros E mesarym\nF aforisan F aforos F effraym\nG agenesan G agaros G agorym\nH chorisan H thoros H chatym\nI mirosan I pisaros I siphaym\nK akorisan K ikalos K akorym\nL alorisan L clisios L alexym\nM omaran M amalos M amraym\nN antisan N anatolos N entolym\nO porasan O comaros O foraym\nP aporisan P epauros P spiritym\nQ aquasan Q equadros Q aquolym\nR artosan R tritemios R armohym\nS osaran S aspidos S asarym\nT stefasan T athomos T athesym\nV euorsan V busyros V cubalym\nX exarosan X axiforos X axarym\nY tyrosan Y synaxeos Y synasym\nZ azarian Z azaros Z oziarym\nw iuuarian w duuaros w cuuelym A hama-\n\n528 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA hamalach A nadas A basaran\nB abralach B abonas B abasaran\nC scolamach C achoras C icanoran\nD adonisach D adamas D 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andriel N enafan\nN anasar O mosiel O comasan\nP aponasar P spibiel P spanosan\nQ aquosar Q aquiel Q squillan\nR tranasar R ariel R armosan\nS astramar S osiel S astroman\nT ithamar T atriel T atharmar\nV cubasar V huriel V cusan\nX examar X axiel X axian\nY synamar Y aymiel Y rypan\nZ ezamar Z azariel Z azaphan\nw fuuymar w suuabiel w suuinteriã\nL A fame-\n\n30 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA famero A nader A faram\nB abaro B abner B abram\nC acaro C october C oderam\nD adamo D odacer D acaram\nE neparo E meser E perasam\nF aframo F afer F afaram\nG agaro G agener G agaram\nH chorilo H choramer H thoram\nI hipaso I pisamer I sisaram\nK akralo K akamer K akarisam\nL elamo L alaber L alpharum\nM amelo M emaser M ameriam\nN anefalo N onyder N entropã\nO moraso O somater O coranesã\nP apenalo P aponer P sparoniã\nQ aquilo Q aquefer Q aquilam\nR dromelo R trapeser R armoniã\nS esaphyro S esamer S alamarã\nT athanato T storamer V pusaram\nV hubanafo V musander X exarasam\nX aximaco X exadamer Y 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axiorym X exusias X axion\nY azarym Y hyrmas Y symalon\nZ ruuarym Z azamas Z azarion\nw iuuerulas w cuualion A camer\n\nLIBER IV.\nA camer A halmodi A passon\nB abner B abrami B abasson\nC achior C scalmodi C achasan\nD adonet D adelmi D edosan\nE messer E hemuri E mesan\nF offiaser F affemari F efaresan\nG egymer G ageladi G agerfan\nH chomer H choladi H chorisan\nI viraser I hilmesi I ripasan\nK okamer K akriali K ekasan\nL elamer L alphai L elysan\nM amaber M amadi M omesan\nN anoser N onemadi N enosan\nO comer O comari O corsan\nP spinser P apenati P spirosan\nQ squiser Q aquiroti Q squisan\nR araser R armeni R cranesan\nS osthamer S astrophili S osturan\nT sturmer T stanopoli T atrafan\nV examiner V cumadi V cursan\nX tytifer X axiomi X axiosan\nY azamar Y symachi Z oziafali Z azarsan\nW duuaser W huueni W huuolan\nA vame-\n\n534 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA vamelo A cadas A darofyn\nB abimalo B abadas B abrosin\nC scamelo C ochas C echosin\nD adonylo D adrias D edosin\nE perfalo E medas E perasin\nF osimalo F afiras F afesin\nG agimelo G agias G agesin\nH chorelo H thorcas H charafin\nI vibulo I hironas I nicasin\nK ikaftulo K okaphas K akasin\nL almelo L alenas L clarosin\nM omalo M emodas M emnolfin\nN enmelo N antras N eneasin\nO romulo O colonas O colasin\nP epanilo P fpiridas P aparsin\nQ squatilo Q squurcas Q aquolin\nR tramelo R troadas R druisin\nS efatulo S efonidas S asotin\nT athalo T atridas T atgalin\nV burello V bufulas V guresin\nX exialo X axiodas X exusin\nY tymelo Y pyrolas Y rynesin\nZ ezinalo Z azimas Z azarin\nw cuuefulo w duuelas w buualyn A hamar\n\nLIBER IV.\nA hamar A parulen A samas\nB abamar B abulen B abaras\nC scalen C scalen C achias\nD adamar D aduren D adamas\nE lemar E pesilen E hermas\nF efamar F asesen F ofirmas\nG agamar G agusen G agamas\nH thamar H chalen H thymas\nI pisamar I hilen I hilmas\nK akomar K akulen K ikomas\nL alemar L almen L elomas\nM amphar M mylen M amelas\nN anaphar N enasylen N antras\nO comar O hosalen O somas\nP epamar P spirasen P epatras\nQ squafar Q equalen Q squillas\nR tramar R droylen R dromas\nS osamar S asuben S asomas\nT ithamar T sturasen T stormas\nV husamar V cusalen V gurgas\nX aximar X examen X aximas\nY sysamar Y pyramen Y hypas\nZ azachar Z azalen Z azaras\nw huuasar w puualen A caba-\n\n536 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA cabalan A haroem A maraber\nB abalan B abroem B abaner\nC scalan C scaroem C acha ber\nD adulan D adroem D odoacer\nE herman E meroem E geseber\nF ofilan F affroem F affaner\nG aglan G agroem G eganer\nH chorosian H throem H haber\nI hifalan I siroem I sicher\nK okalan K akroem K akaber\nL plorisan L alroem L cleser\nM omesan M amram M omaer\nN annan N antroem N anaber\nO ioannam O coroem O dosaber\nP eparan P spiroem P spinter\nQ aquilan Q squiroem Q squaler\nR proylan R troem R arbaser\nS esalan S aschroem S psaller\nT athoran T sturoem T athner\nV hulman V suroem V hubaser\nX exusian X extroem X axamer\nY tyresan Y myroem Y tymaser\nZ azarian Z azaroem Z azuber\nw 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axarim\nY myriades Y hyaran Y tynarim\nZ azifanes Z azarian Z azarim\nw ruuares w huualan w buualym\nA hafor\n\nLIBER IV.\n539\nA hasor A masael A nason\nB abenor B abadiel B abnason\nC achior C sconiel C achyon\nD adasor D adoniel D adrion\nE mesior E merfiel E penason\nF affasor F afrael F ofirion\nG egenor G agiel G agedon\nH chrysor H chosiel H thobion\nI pinasor I michael I pigion\nK akusor K okariel K akaron\nL alaphor L almiel L almon\nM amador M amesiel M emason\nN ensior N anael N anason\nO gomor O poniel O coroson\nP epinasor P spudiel P spirason\nQ equador Q squariel Q aquilon\nR orsamor R archael R arphon\nS asiphor S israel S astron\nT stephasor T statuel T athion\nV hupator V euseuiel V musaron\nX exanor X axiel X axaron\nY symetor Y aymiel Y symon\nZ azagor Z azael Z azabon\nw cuualor w iuuiel w huuelon\nA salaam\n\n540 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA salaam A batros A halen\nB abraam B abaros B abauen\nC schoraam C acharos C acharen\nD odaram D adamos D adalen\nE honoram E seluros E hearen\nF afimeram F afiaros F afrasen\nG agorisam G agiaros G egusen\nH charesam H thabros H chelen\nI hidaram I himaros I ripen\nK akonesam K akaros K ikosen\nL almoram L eluros L pleren\nM amasam M amelos M aman\nN andrasam N antyros N anoben\nO corasam O cotyros O nosiren\nP spartiam P apocapos P spalen\nQ aquitiam Q aqyros Q squyen\nR archasam R orcados R archen\nS asiphoram S assyrios S esamen\nT athenosam T styrios T aterosen\nV curianam V tuberos V buralen\nX axiolam X exameros X examen\nY vymosam Y symeros Y tymen\nZ azaram Z azaros Z oziaren\nw ruueram w cuuaros w huualen\nA fanaser\n\nLIBER IV.\n541\nA fanaser A manera A tabam\nB abasar B abomera B abalam\nC scobra C schoyra C acham\nD odamar D ademera D adam\nE penasar E hemera E gelam\nF osiamar F afymera F effram\nG aghatar G agymera G agoram\nH chroasar H ahymera H thoram\nI hiamar I ciparasa I fibulam\nK akatar Kakeomera Kokasam\nL alfamar L clusara L alpam\nM amasar M omefara M amesam\nN enodar N anafora N anasam\nO cofamar O domara O ponesam\nP apoyfar P spanyra P aporam\nQ squosar Q aquira Q squiliam\nR arasar R treuira R arosam\nS astrofar S asubera S asaram\nT ithamar T stiburna T sturisam\nV bunasar V budora V curisam\nX axamar X axifera X axiosam\nY rymasar Y pynosara Y tyrosam\nZ azamar Z azeofera Z azaram\nw huuasar w tuuerasa w huualram\nA marpas\n\n542 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA marpas A dabrai\nB abranas B abrai\nC achaias C scorai\nD adonias D adrai\nE nebrias E seraphi\nF afroas F afrai\nG agaras G aglai\nH thomas H cholai\nI hiberas I dilai\nK akranas K akri\nL alopas L alcinoi\nM omylas M amrai\nN andras N anai\nO corbas O morfai\nP spatas P apotoi\nQ aquilas Q squyli\nR archeas R tranay\nS aseras S asiani\nT athenas T storapi\nV auatas V culsani\nX exameras X axioli\nY symaras Y ryniasi\nZ azurias Z azuli\nw cuuaras w cuuali\nA name\n\nLIBER IV.\n143\nA nameso A baron\nB abaneso B abaron\nC achimeo C achron\nD odaneso D adon\nE menaso E meron\nF afamero F afron\nG aganeso G agion\nH chorulo H choron\nI pilarso I sifaron\nK okaro K akaron\nL elmaro L elyon\nM amefalo M amon\nN anthropo N enason\nO bonalo O dorion\nP spiraso P apason\nQ aquilo Q equilon\nR archado R archadon\nS asamelo S asebon\nT stamelo T atheneon\nV dusaralo V musaron\nX exaphilo X exameron\nY tyrialo Y tymon\nZ azuphilo Z azaron\nW ruuero W buueson\nA madel","segment":103,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"547","number":547},{"label":"548","number":548},{"label":"549","number":549},{"label":"550","number":550},{"label":"551","number":551},{"label":"552","number":552}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-104","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0104","latin":"544 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA madel A nafasor A parasan\nB abanel B abrasor B abrasan\nC áchael C achior C scoryan\nD adriel D adomor D adrium\nE meroel E penasor E perosan\nF afriel F afrisor F aforisan\nG agiel G agenor G agiosan\nH choriel H chamor H thomasan\nI riffliel I piramor I nisan\nK akiel K akior K akusan\nL alaliel L alephior L aleman\nM amiel M amasor M omasan\nN andriel N anydor N anathan\nO mosiel O monor O ponera\nP spaniel P apenor P spirisan\nQ aquiel Q squifor Q sequilisan\nR orifiel R aramor R orphiran\nS osiriel S ofanesor S aserasan\nT athesiel T stonasor T sturistan\nV cumael V budaor V husalan\nX axifiel X axiasor X exusian\nY aymiel Y synasor Y hymoran\nZ azael Z azamor Z azarian\nw cuuesiel w tuuesor w luuonisan A ra-\n\nLIBER IV.\n548\nA ramelech A cadon' A vamelo\nB abralech B abadon B abramelo\nC achiolech C icaron C schomalo\nD adifelech D adelon D adremalo\nE merech E peron E vemalo\nF afalech F afarion F afrodilo\nG ageselech G agaron G agimalo\nH choserech H thosiron H chareso\nI pimelech I mirason I misalo\nK akarech K akolon K akifalo\nL aldonech L oleron L alpharo\nM amalech M ameron M amerilo\nN andrech N andron N enopio\nO somelech O homeron O romeso\nP epimolech P spodion P spanalo\nQ aqualech Qaquilon Q equisaro\nR armalech R cromason R orchalo,\nS ofiphalech S astrofilon S asimero\nT stamelech T stamon V cusario\nV fumarech V purason X examero\nX examelech X axilon Y pinalo\nY myfalech Y tirolon Z azuro\nZ azamalech Z azarion w huualo\nw cuuelech w tuuelon M Ama-\n\n540 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA maserat A naser Aadian\nB abronisat B abner B abrasan\nC scaresat C achyor C achasan\nD adromat D adamer D adonian\nE mesauerat E nemeser E melchan\nF eforbisat F afiaser F afasan\nG agemerat G ogieser G agathan\nH chorasat H thomer H christan\nI pidonesat I dinamer I milian\nK okamerat K ikuser K akosan\nL clonephat L eleeser L plerisan\nM amarcsat M amaser M omeran\nN androsat N anther N anasan\nO comerat O moser O mosan\nP aporisat P spatifer P spantan\nQ squisarat Q aquoser Q aquilan\nR aranesat R armaser R trapesan\nS astronesat S ostiafer S asiphan\nT stromesat T stenaser T athenan\nV hubanat V cusamer V subulan\nX axiophat X exuser X axulan\nY symorat Y rynose Y cytharan\nZ azahelat Z azame Z ozian\nw iuuarat w fuualer w ruueran A sa-\n\nLIBER IV.\n147\nA saday A malachym A harman\nB abray B abelohym B ebaran\nC scotay C ocreachym C acharam\nD adonay D adroym D oderan\nE semey E melochym E herman\nF afrodey F effrahym F afalian\nG agareny G agiachym G aglasan\nH chosay H cherubym H thoran\nI risany I hiarchym I hileman\nK akolay K akulym K okopan\nL alphoy L elemoym L pliasan\nM amary M ameloym M ameran\nN andrasy N anthiachym N andran\nO dobry O comarchym O poneran\nP sparalty P aparchym P aporian\nQ squinoty Q squilaym Q squillan\nR archasy R arachym R tranesan\nS aschry S osiarchym S asaphan\nT stomay T stuparchym T atenosan\nV husany V cusarym V huran\nX axiosy X axiarym X axoran\nY cyprasy Y synarchym Y tyaran\nZ azanay Z azariargym Z azaran\nw iuuay w guuesym w huualan\nA 2 A sa-\n\n348 POLYGRAPHIAE\nA farabar A mason A hamaym\nB abasar B abrason B abroym\nC achar C icharon C achiorym\nD adabar D adelon D adoraym\nE helmar E meson E heroym\nF afamar F afirion F afiarym\nG agiadar G agiron G aglaym\nH chomar H charon H chirom\nI pisamer I pirason I sibarym\nK akamar K okaron K akarym\nL eleasar L orueon L almachym\nM amosar M ameron M emarchym\nN anadar N onalon N enarchym\nO mosar O cormon O comarchym\nP spodar P spairon P aponarym\nQ aquinar Q aquilon Q aqualym\nR croasar R prosopon R tritaym\nS asamar S psalmon S osiachym\nT ithamar T thenon T stenorym\nV auenosar V curaton V cumachym\nX examar X examon X aziolym\nY hiamar Y tyrison Y sinaxym\nZ azamar Z ezasilon Z azarym\nw fuuelar w duuelon w cuuerulym A aa-\n\nLIBER IV.\n549\nA aamas A hara A pai\nB abdias B abora B abai\nC acras C acora C acelai\nD edelas D adora D adonai\nE menas E melora E helan\nF afrapas F efora F efai\nG agiras G egera G agai\nH choras H theora H thomai\nI dimas I lipara I rimai\nK akias K akomyra K akai\nL alapas L glomera L gladai\nM omeras M ambra M vmbrai\nN anyras N andria N antai\nO poneras O morendria O morai\nP vpupas P spanedria P spatai\nQ aquilas Q aquentia Q aquai\nR atropas R dromancia R aremai\nS asteras S afara Sasadai\nT athyras T ethyria T atherai\nV cucufas V cularia V culectai\nX aximas X axioma X axipani\nY tyrifas Y myparia Y rypai\nZ azarias Z ezaphria Z azafai\nw euuanas w ouucpila w auuadai\nM 3 De-","segment":104,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"553","number":553},{"label":"554","number":554},{"label":"555","number":555},{"label":"556","number":556},{"label":"557","number":557}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-105","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0105","latin":"Demonstratione poßibilitatis nouae adinuen-\ntionis nostra, quam breuiter nec minus suffi-\ncienter ostensa, non arbitror me ipsum in eadem hac\nvice diutius fatigandum cum iter modus praestet in\ninfinitum, si cui ad vlteriora fuerit exemplar necessa\nrium. Minimè quoque reor necessarium ea quae sunt\nrecitata in praecedentib.ad memoriam reducere,cum\nLector sagax si fuerit studiosus etiam quae in his ma-\niora latitant poßit auxiliante domino inuenire.Ma-\nteriam sapienti et studioso tradidimus simul et cau\nsam,quibus si prudenter vti voluerit, sue nostrum in-\ngenio superabit.Quisquis verò hanc statam cupit in\nvmbra pulchriorẽ, ingenio manum coniungat et ani\nmũ,& iter sibi faciat ipse paraphrasmate pulchrius\ndecoratum.Memoria teneat fixum si quem ista dele-\nctãt vt in orbe semper maneat praestituto, quem quo-\nlibet modo praetergressus fuerit,operatio tota inutilis\neuanescit.Hominum plura nomina, sunt denique\ninfinita penè vocabula rerum,villarum,lapidum et ver-\nborũ,quae nostris omnia subseruiunt institutis.Ex hiis\nlibrum et modum fieri cõstat non impoßibile, si cum\ndiligentia fit praesto ingeniũ, quae nostra inuenta prae-\ncellant in infinitum.Qui verò tantae fuerit hebetudi-\nnis vt haec puerilia nostra intelligere nequeat,eacuae\nsubtiliora restabunt quando penetrabit? Finem li-\nbro Polygraphiae quarto imponimus,cui quintum\nin nomine Domini nostri Iesu Christi\nsociamus.\nIOAN-\n\n551\nIOANNIS TRI-\nTHEMII ABBATIS\nSANCTI IACOBI APOLITANI\nPolygraphiae liber quintus exordium capit.\nEA quae auxiliante Domino nostro Jesu Christo\nin quatuor praecedentibus libris pro comple-\nmento Polygraphiae nostrę vtcunque digessimus,\nrationabiliter exigunt, vt reliqua huiuf-\nce institutionis praecepta quae superfunt\nmodos, breuiter in quinto pertractemus.\nDabimus itaque modum in eo fatis\ncompendiosum per metathefin, id eft,\ntranspositionem literarum, quo fecurè,\ntuto, secretiffimè amicus scribet ad a-\nmicum quaecunque voluerit. Eo scribendi\nmodo Caefarem Auguftũ legimus vfum\nin arcanis. Qui quidem nunciandi mo-\ndus etfi multipliciter fit fecurus, femper\ntamen\n\n552 POLYGRAPHIAE tamen intuentibus habetur suspectus: quia mox vt literarum cernitur transpo- fitio, qui curlofus eft aliquid fubcis late re protinus fuspicatur. Sunt autem modi huius adinuationis penè infiniti, è quibus nos pro neceffaria introductio-ne fequentes lectori praesignauimus, cu-ius reliqua ingenio perscrutanda refer-uamus. In primis ergo tabulã huius industriae praefissimus canonicam, cui alte ram subiecimus auersam. In his duabus tabulis radix et fundamentum memora-tae trãspositionis omnino ponitur, super quo structura totius aedificij collocatur. His etenim duabus tabulis ritè cognitis et intellectis, nulla trãspositio literarum latere poterit, cum diligentia operãtem. His quatuor et viginti alphabeta per ordinem coniunximus, vt lectori copiam transponendi grammata praeberemus. Horum vsus provoto cófitit in fingulis, aut fi malueris etiam in vniuerfis. Si tibi cum multis fuerit arcani commercium, alphabeta fingula familiaribus tuis diftri bue fingulis, tu verò memoriae commenda quid M\n\nLIBER V.\nda quid vnicuique tradideris. Primo qui-\ndem alphabetum committatur primũ,\nsecundo secundum, tertio tertium, & ita\nconsequenter fiat de reliquis. Quod si\nprae multitudine negociorum aut fami-\nliae alphabeta quae signauimus non suffi-\ncerẽt ad omnia, vel si aliqua ex eis nimis\nvideantur patula manifesta, varias trãs\npositiones nouas poterimus inducere,\nquarum numerus perpetuo maneat semper oc\ncultus. Cuius rei ponamus exemplum:\nB fit a, f fit b, p fit c, t fit d,z fit f,c fit\ng,m fit h, ita consequenter per totum\nalphabetum vsuale fiat vt inter quamli-\nbet literam assumptam tres interiaceant\nociosae ac transpositae. Postea quatuor,\ndeinde quinque, plures aut pauciores,i-\nta tamen quod totum alphabetum qua\nsi reuolutum in orbem concurrat, sed vnaquae\nque eadem serie pro alia in ordine suo\ncollocetur. Qualicunque modo scripseris\nipsum aut memoriae tenaciter\nnoueris cõmendandum, ne per obliuio-\nM5 nem","segment":105,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"558","number":558},{"label":"559","number":559},{"label":"560","number":560},{"label":"561","number":561}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-106","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0106","latin":"554 POLYGRAP. LIB. V.\nnem lapsus, quod scripseras ipse legere\niam non possis. Tot enim modis litera-\nrum transpositio potest, quot se-\ncundum aestimationem intellectus hu-\nmani qui operatione temporali conclu-\nsus in corpore mortali nō capit proprie\ninfinita, mortalis cõfurget numerus in-\nnumerabilis. Vnde quicunque modos\nscribendi per metathesin et plures habe-\nre voluerit et à nostra institutione remo\ntos, si vel parum fuerit ingeniosus et di-\nligens, facilem in operatione sua confe-\nquetur effectum. Maxima enim potest\ningenium hominis si studio iuuetur et arte. Qui autem spernit minima, nun-\nquam pertinget ad maiora. Scio pleros-\nque futuros qui haec studia nostra in va-\nna et puerilia deridebunt, quibus damus\npro responso, nos omnino fore conten-\ntos modò illis complaceant, ad quo.\ncomposita.\nSequitur Tabula recta.\nRe-\n\n555\nRecta transpositionis\nTabula.\nab cdefghiklmnopq r stuxyz w\nb cdefghiklm nop q r s t u x y z w a b\nc defghik lm nop qrstu xyz wa b c\nd efg h i k l m n o p q r stu x y z w ab c\nef g h ik lm nopqrstu x y z w abc d\nf ghik lm nop q r stu x y zw abcde\ng hik lm nop q r stu x z w abc df\nh ik lm nop q r stu x y zw abcdf g\ni kl mn op q r stu x yzw abc de fgh\nk lm nop q r stu x yz w abcdefghi\nl m nop q r stu x yzwabcdefg hi\nm nop q r stu x y Zw abcdefg hil\nn op q r stu x y Z W abcdefg hil m\nop q r stu x yZ w abcdefg hilmn\np q r stu x yZW abcdefg hil mop\nr stu x yZ W abcdefg hilmnopq\nt uzW abcdefg hil mn opqrstu\ny Z W abcdefg hil mn opqrstu\nzb abcdefg hil mn opq rstux\nw abcdefg hil mn op qrstuz.\nIn hac tabula literarum canonica siue recta tot ex v-\nno et amp; vsuali nostro latinarum ipsarum per\nmutationem seu transpositionẽ habes alphabeta, quot\nin ea per totum sunt monogrammata, videlicet qua-\nter vigefies quatuor et amp; viginti, quae faciunt in numero\nD. LXXVI. ac per tidem multiplicata, paulo effi-\nciunt minus quàm quatuordecim millia.\nTabula\n\n556\nTabula transpositionis auersa.\nw z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b a\nz y x u t s r q P O N M L K I H G F E D C B A W Z\ny x u t S R Q P O N M L K I H g f e d C B A w z Y\nx u t S r q P O N M L k i H g f e d C b A w z X U\nt S r q P O N M l k i H g f e d c B A w z Y X U\ns r q P O N Mlkihg fedcbawzyxu\nr q P O N MlkihgfedcbaWZyxut\nq PonmlkigfedcBawzyxutsrq\nponmlkigfedCBAWZYXUTSrqP\nMLKIHGFEDCBAWZYXUTSRQPO\nMLKIGFEDCBAWZYUXUTSRQPON\nMIHGFEdeCabawzyxutsrqponmL\nHgFedCBAWZYUXUTSRQponMl\niHgfEdCBAWZYUXUTSrqponMK\nGfEdeCabawzyuxutsrqponMlKi\nhgfedcabawzyuxut srqponMlK\nIhgfeDcBaWzYXUtSrqpOnMlKig\nfedCbaWzyuxut sRqponMlkiHg\nfedCBAwzyuxut srqponmlKig\nfedCBAWzyuxut srqponMLKihg\nfedCBAWzyuxutmklkigfedcbaWZy\nXUtsrqponmlkigfedcba w z Y X U t S r Q P O N M L K i H G F E D C B a\nIn hac verò tabula auersa tot habes per transpositio-\nnem literarum alphabeta, quot in praecedente quoque\nrecta consignauimus. Nam vt cernis sub metathesi dex\ntrorsum sunt xxiiij. Sinistorsum quoque totidem, deor-\nsum xxiij. &amp; sursum xxiij. Quae perxciij quater vi-\ngesies multiplicata in modum ouicis ad quatuor late-\nra reducta faciunt alphabeta non minus quàm cxij.\nSequitur eadem expansa tabula.\n\nalco\n\n557\nPrima figura expansionis tabu-\nlae rectae.\n|a b c d e f|\n|b c d e g h i|\n|c d e f k l m n|\n|d e f g h i j k|\n|e f g h i k l m|\n|f g h i k l m n o|\n|g h i k l m n p q r s t u v x y z w x y z a b c d e f g h i k l m n op qrstu vwxyz abcdefghijklmnoqrstuvwxyzabcedefghiklmnopqrstuvwxyza\nHaec est prima tabulae rectae figura expansionis, quinque habens alphabeta per metathesin, literis vt cernitur transpositis. In primo nanque alphabeto pro a accipitur b, pro b accipitur e, &amp; ita consequenter, vt partet clarius intuenti. In secundo alphabeto pro a accipiatur c. In tertio d, in quarto e, sicut ordinis docetur locatio.\nExpansio contineatur.\nSecun-","segment":106,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"562","number":562},{"label":"563","number":563},{"label":"564","number":564},{"label":"565","number":565},{"label":"566","number":566}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-107","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0107","latin":"558\nSecunda figura expansionis ta-\nbulae rectae.\n|a g | b h | c i | d k | e l | f m | g n | h o | i p | q r | s t | u x | v y | z w | A j | B m | C n | D o | E p | F q | G r | H s | I t | J u | K x | L y | M z | N a | O b | P c | Q d | R e | S f | T g | U h | V i | W j | X k | Y l | Z m | a l | b n | c o | d p | e q | f r | g s | h t | i u | j x | k y | l z | m a | n b | o c | p d | q e | r f | s g | t h | u i | v k | w j | x l | y m | z n | a o | b p | c q | d r | e s | f t | g u | h x | i y | j z | k w | l a | m b | n c | o d | p e | q f | r g | s h | t i | u j | v k | w l | x m | y n | z o | a p | b q | c r | d s | e t | f u | g v | h w | i x | j y | k z | l a | m b | o c | p d | r e | s f | t g | u h | v i | w j | x k | y l | z m | a n | b o | c p | d q | e r | f s | g t | h u | i v | j x | k w | l y | m z | a z | b a | c b | d c | e d | f e | g f | h g | i h | j i | k j | l k | m l | n m | o n | p o | q p | r q | s r | t s | u t | v u | w v | x w | y x | z y | A z | B a | C b | D c | E d | F e | G f | H g | I h | J i | K j | L k | M l | N m | O n | P o | Q p | R q | S r | T s | U t | V u | W v | X w | Y x | Z y | a z | b a | C b | D c|\n\n559\nTertia figura expansionis ta-\nbulae rectae.\na m b n c o d p e q f r g s h t i u k x l y z w a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v x y z a b c d e f g i k l m n o p r s t u v x z a b c d e s f g h i k l m n o q r s t u x y z a b c e f g h i k l m o p r s t v x y z a b d e f g h k l m n o p r t u v x y z a c b d e f g k l m n o p t u v x y z α β γ δ ε ζ η θ ψ ξ ι κ λ μ ν Ω ξι ηι θι ψι ζι ικ Λι μν Οι Ψι Ζι ΙΚΛΙΜΝΟΠΨΖΙ\nSunt et in hac expansa figura tabulae rectae quinque\nalphabetae per ordinem distributa vt cernitur, in quorũ\nprimo metathesis ratione pro a accipitur m, in secun-\ndo n,in tertio o,in quarto p,in quinto q. Quorum nu.\nmerus ampliari potest multipliciter,vt dictū est supra.\nExpansionis continuatio.\nQuar-\n\n560\nQuarta figura expansionis tabu-\nlae rectae.\n|a| |s| |t| |x|\n|b| |u| |y| |z|\n|c| |d| |e| |f|\n|d| |g| |h| |i|\n|e| |k| |l| |m|\n|f| |n| |o| |p|\n|g| |q| |r| |s|\n|h| |t| |u| |v|\n|i| |w| |x| |y|\n|j| |z| |a| |b|\nHaec est quarta expansionis tabulae metatheseos re-\nctae figura, & sub alphabetis quinque in ordine recto\ncomprehendit vicesimum inclusiuè. Fit autem transla-\ntio in istis quem ad modum et in caeteris ad multa, qui-\nbus vti potest qui voluerit securissimè in arcanis.\nContinuatio tabulae rectae. Quin-\n\n561\nQuinta figura expansionis ta-\nbulae rectae.\n|a y | a z | a w | a c | a g |\n|b z | b w | b a | b e | b i |\n|c w | c a | c b | c g | c n |\n|d a | d b | d c | d l | d p |\n|e b | e c | e d | f n | f r |\n|f c | f d | f e | g p | g x |\n|g d | g e | g f | h t | h z |\n|h e | h f | h g | k x | k w|\n|i f | i g | i h | k z | k b |\n|k g | k h | k i | m w | m d|\n|m i | m k | m l | n o | n f|\n|n k | n l | n m | o q | o h|\n|o l | o m | p o | p s | p k|\n|p m | p n | q p | q u | q m|\n|r o | r p | r q | r t | r o|\n|s p | s q | s r | s v | s q|\n|t q | t r | t s | u y | u z|\n|x s | x t | x u | y a | y c|\n|y t | y u | y z | z c | z a|\n|z u | z x | z y | z c | z b|\n|w x | w y | w z | w a | w c\nHaec est quinta et amp; ultima figura expansionis tabulae\nrectae, tria in se continens alphabeta, completq́; nume-\nrum in se tertium atque vicesimum. Cui si addideris al-\nphabetum vsuale consurgẽt iuxta numerum literarum\nviginti quatuor. Reliqua duo literam transferunt in\ntertiam, ponunturque pro exemplo.\nAuersae tabulae expansio. N Pri-\n\n562\nPrima figura expansionis ta-\nbulae auerfae.\n|a w | b z | c y | d x | e u | f t | g s | h r | i q | k p | l o | m n | o l | p k | q i | r h | s g | t f | u e | v x | y c | z b | w a |\n|a y | b x | c u | d t | e r | f q | g p | h o | i n | k l | m i | n h | o g | p f | q e | r d | s c | t b | u a | v x | z y | w z | y s | x s | s s | s s|\nHaec est prima figura expãsionis tabulae auersae, quae\ncontra rectam cum procedat ex opposito, irregularis\nmeritò nuncupatur. Nam alternatis committit errorem à duodecima retrorsum,\nnec in varians, nec īl. Quod cum norma dederit non vi-\ndebatur alterandum.\nContinuatio tabulae. Secun-","segment":107,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"567","number":567},{"label":"568","number":568},{"label":"569","number":569},{"label":"570","number":570}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-108","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0108","latin":"563\nSecunda figura expansionis ta-\nbulae rectae.\n|a t | b s | c r | d q | e p | f o | g n | h k | i l | j m | n g | o f | p c | q d | r b | s z | t u | x y | z w | u v | t w | x u | y z | z t | u x | v y | w z | x t | y u | z w | t u | v x | w y | z u | t z | u t | v w | x y | z x | u z | t x | y u | z t | x y | u z | t u | y w | z v | x t | u y | z x | t u | y z | x w | z u | y t | z u | x t | z v | y w | x u | z y | t x | u z | v t | w y | x u | t z | v x | y w | z u | t u | v y | x z | t w | u x | y z | t u | v z | x y | t z | u w | v x | z u | w t | x u | z t | y u | w z | u x | z y | t w | v z | x u | y t | w z | v x | u y | w t | z u | v t | x w | y u | z s | q m | p n | o b | k f | e d | i g | h c | l a | j g | r m | s n | t b | u p | v h | w e | x m | y k | z q\nIn hac secunda figura expansionis tabulae auersae al.\nphabeta sunt numero sex, in quorum primo k, in ter-\ntio i, in quinto h, non mutantur. Quod cum norma\ndederit nihil refert, quoniam in tanta multitudine va-\nrietatis nemo erit etiam peritissimus qui vnius notę vel\ncharacteris queat pensiculare constantiam.\nContinuatio tabulae.\nN 2 Ter-\n\n564\nTertia figura expansionis tabu-\nlae auersae.\nmes de Ar 21.\nes namera\na n ꝓ9.a m al a k ai ah b g f c d e d c i g .c h e g e f e c d f c f d k 20.d i d h d g d f d c b c i 9.c h e g e f e c f d c f c f d h w.f g f g d g c g b g y.g f h e h d h c h b a i c 3.i c i b i a i o k d #.k c k b k a l z l y l c 3.l b l a l w m x m b 2.m a m w n z n x n u n a 1.n w o y o x o u t p z 24.p y p x p u q s r q r i x 2r.r u r t r s q s p s u 1o.s t s t q t p t o t t ag.t s t r t q u p u o u n u s αοs ur u q u p x n x m x r ay.x q x p x o y m l y z q 26.y p y o y n z l z k z p 15.z o z n z m w o 24.w n w m w l w k wi\nIn hac tertia figura expansionis tabulae auersae nihil\nest in suo genere noui praeter metathesin, quae commu-\nnis est omnibus in gradus pene infinitos. Alphabeta\ntranslata sunt sex. In primo eclipsatur t, in eodem g, in\ntertio s, in c, r et amp; e, cuius rei causam norma docet.\nContinuatio tabulae. Quar-\n\n565\nQuarta figura expansionis tabu-\nlae auersae.\n| g | b | f | c | d | e | a | b | b | a |\n| c | c | c | d | c | b | c | a | c | w |\n| d | d | d | b | d | a | d | m | d | z |\n| e | c | e | b | e | a | c | m | e | y |\n| f | b | f | a | f | w | f | z | f | x |\n| g | a | g | w | g | z | h | y | g | u |\n| h | w | h | z | i | k | t | s | l | r |\n| i | z | i | y | i | x | k | u | k | s | q|\n| k | y | k | x | k | t | l | s | l | r | p|\n| l | x | l | u | l | t | m | n | o | p | q|\n| m | u | m | t | m | s | m | r | m | q | r|\n| n | t | n | s | n | r | n | q | n | p | s|\n| o | s | o | r | o | q | o | p | n | o | t|\n| p | r | p | q | p | o | n | q | m | p | v|\n| q | q | q | p | o | r | m | r | l | k | w|\n| r | p | r | o | r | n | s | l | t | i | j|\n| s | o | s | n | s | m | s | k | t | i | d|\n| t | n | t | m | t | l | u | h | u | g | e|\n| u | m | u | l | u | k | x | h | x | f | z|\n| x | l | x | k | x | i | y | g | y | c | b|\n| y | k | y | i | y | h | z | f | z | c | a|\n| z | i | z | h | z | g | z | c | z | d | w|\n| w | h | w | g | w | f | w | c | w | d | w\nIn hac quarta figura expansionis tabulae plu-\nres concurrunt secundum canonicam supputationem\nliterarum defectionis errata, quae cum facile queant e-\nmendari, non volui à norma institutionis recedere. In\nprimo q et amp; d, in quinto c, in quinto et amp; b non mutantur.\nContinuatio tabulae.\nN 3 Quin-\n\n566\nQuinta figura expansionis tabu-\nlae auerfae.\na a w a z a e a m a n\nb b w b z b w b d b n b o\nc c y c x c c c o c p q r s t u v\nd d x d x d y d b d p d q e f g h i j k l\ne e x e u e t e g f h g s g t u x\nf f u f u f h g i h t u i k y\ng g t g r g h i f i u k z m\nh h s h r h i p i f i u k y\ni i r i q k m l y l z m\nk k q k l n l n m z m\nl l p l o l n l n o k i\nm m n m n l n m o k p h\nn n n m n l n m n o k p h\no o m o l n l n m o l k p h\np p l p k q i r h s g t e u d\nq q k q i r h s t u y u e u d\nr r i r h s t e u y u e u d\ns s h s g t e u y u e u d\nt t g t e u y u e u dz a\nu u f u e u y u e u dyb\nx x c x d y c y c y bza\ny y d y c z w z b za\nz z c z b wa wa wm\nIn hac quinta figura expansionis tabulae auerfae non\nfunt nisi duo, prima in ordine alphabeta in ipsam respi-\ncientia, in quorum eclipsatur numero primo a. Reli-\nquas verò quatuor pro voto noua cudendi.\nOF-","segment":108,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"571","number":571},{"label":"572","number":572},{"label":"573","number":573},{"label":"574","number":574}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-109","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0109","latin":"567\nORCHEMA.\na c a y a e a q a p a o\nb c b s b f b r b q b p\nc g c o c g c s c r c q\nd i d k d h d t d s d r\ne l e f e i e u e t e s\nf n f b f d f x f u f t\ng p g a g c g y g x g u\nh r h x h b h z h y h x\ni t i r i a i w i z i y\nk x k n k o k p k m k w\nl z l i l p l o l a l m\nm a m c m q m n m b\nn w n u n r n c n b\no b o q o s o d o c\np d p m p n p k p e p d\nq f q h q m q i q g r f\nr h r d r l r h r g s h\ns k s w s g s t i s g\nt m t z t w t u k t i\nu o u t u z u d x l u k\nx q x p x y x c y m x l\ny s y x y z b z n z m\nz u z g z t z b z m\nw y w c w u w a w o w n\nIn praesente Orchemate multiplex traditur alphabe-\ntum per transpositionem et saltum tam norma ordinis\nquàm positione literarum. Quae omnia sufficiunt pro\nexemplo his qui locatis non possunt esse contenti, vt\nmodum habeant et formam quae restant inueniendi,\nquia sine numero possunt variari, vt sequens orchema-\ntis expansio clarè docet.\nN 4 Orche-\n\n568\nOrchematis expansio.\n 1. z. 3. 4. 5. 6.\nA A b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t u v x y w z\nb c d e f g h j k l m n o p q s t u v x y z\nc d e f g h ij k l m n o p qr s t u v x yz\nd e f g hij k l m n opqr s t u vx y z\ne f g hijklmnoqrs tuvx y z\nf g hijk lm nop qrstu vx y z\ng hij kl mopqrstuvx y z\nh ijklmo pqrst uvxz y z\ni jklmopqrstuvxz y z\nj klmnopqrstuvxz y z\nk lmnopqrstuvxz y z\nl mopqrstuvxz y z\nm nopqrstuvxz y z\no pqrstuvxz y z\npqrstuvxz y z\nq rstuvxz y z\nr stuvxz y z\ns t u vx y z\nt u vx y z\nu vx y z\nv x y z\nx y z\ny z\nz\nOrche-\n\n569\nOrchematis expansio.\n 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.\na g b i c m d p e q f t g x h w k l m n o p r s t v x y z\nContinuatio expansionis.\nN 5\nm s w g wh wi wk M\nz d z c z f z g z h z k\ny b y c y d y c y f y z\nx w x a x b x c x d x e z\no p o r o p q o r o p q r o p q\nn h n i n k n l n m n n o p r t v x y z t w x z k\ng a g b g a b l g a b m g a b\nf e f t f e v f e v f x f y f z f a f b f y f z f a\nc o c p c o p r c o p r c e c v c e v c e v c x c y c z c a c b c y\nb o b o b o b o p b o p r b o p r b e b v b e v b e v b x b y b z b a b c b y\nd s d s d s d s p d s p r d s p r d e d v d e v d e v d x d y d z d a d b d y\nq u q u q u q u p q u p r q u p r q e q u p e v q u p e v q e v q x q u p y q u p z q u p a q u p y z a\n\n570\nOrchematis expansio.\n 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.\na n o p q r b s t v c x y d z w e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t u v x y z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q\nContinuatio expansionis.\nOrche-\n\n571\nOrchematis expansio.\n 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.\na t a v a x a y b w b a b b\nb z c m c a c b c e d f g h k l o p q r s t u v x y z\nIOAN-\n\n572\nIOANNES TRI-\nTHEMIVS PEAPO.\nLITANVS LECTORI\n§.\nCVM literae Graecorum &; He-\nbraeorum omnes sint numera-\nles, saepe miratus sum quod cu-\nriosa priscorum latinitas etiam suas lite-\nras numerorum ratione subseruire non\nfecit. Hebraei quarundam duplicate li-\nterarum notas octo et viginti ad omnem\nnumerum sufficientes instituerũt. Graeci\nverò hunc literarum defectum quatuor\nappositione characterũ simili prouiden-\ntia subleuarunt. Nos ergo v̄ literas qua-\ntuor habentes et viginti, quare et nostras\nnõ facimus numerales, qui similiter qua-\ntuor possumus inuenire duplicatas? De-\nmus quatuor in exemplum, & satis om-\nnem erit ad numerũ, m et iij. finale. item\nr et 2 finale. item s longum et s finale siue\nclausum. item v clausum et u apertum.\nHis dum xxiiij. literas vsuales adiũgimus,\nocto et viginti numeris sufficientes om-\nnibus\n\n573\nnibus characteres habemus.Eritq́; haud\nmagni laboris negocium hūc numeran-\ndi apprehendere modum, his qui literas\niam nouerunt, si eum semel memoriae\ncommendauerint.Poterit enim haec no-\nstra inuentio multis multa milia compre-\nhendit in numero, quę omnia primo in-\ntuitu sine calculatione aliqua luce cla-\nrius discerni possunt et intelligi. Quod\nfieri per figuras algaritmi praesertim in\nnumeris magnis tā facilè non posse mul\ntis videtur, minus in arte calculatoria ex-\npertis. Mox enim vt oculo numerum\nquantumlibet magnum inspexeris eum et plene intelligere, & exprimere poteris\nsine circumlocutione seu diuisione ser-\nmonis. Quod quam sit facilè conueni-\nens est vt literas ipsas in numerum\nredactas consignemus.\nScri-\npsi 16. Martij. Anno\n1508.\nOrdo","segment":109,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"575","number":575},{"label":"576","number":576},{"label":"577","number":577},{"label":"578","number":578},{"label":"579","number":579},{"label":"580","number":580},{"label":"581","number":581}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-110","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0110","latin":"574\nOrdo literarum nume-\nralium.\na 1 ma 31 oa 61 ra 91 wd 1004\nb 2 mb 32 ob 62 rb 92 we 1005\nc 3 mc 33 oc 63 rc 93 wf 1006\nd 4 md 34 od 64 rd 94 wg 1007\ne 5 me 35 oe 65 re 95 wh 1008\nf 6 mf 36 of 66 rf 96 wi 1009\ng 7 mg 37 og 67 tg 97 bw 2000\nh 8 mh 38 oh 68 rh 98 cw 3000\ni 9 mi 39 oi 69 ri 99 dw 4000\nk 10 iij 40 p 70 q 100 ew 5000\nka 11 iiia 41 pa 71 r 101 fw 6000\nkb 12 iijb 42 pb 72 s 102 gw 7000\nkc 13 iijc 43 pc 73 t 103 hw 8000\nkd 14 iijd 44 pd 74 u 104 iw 9000\nke 15 iiie 45 pe 75 v 105 kw 10000\nkf 16 iiif 46 pf 76 w 106 lm 20000\nkg 17 iiig 47 pg 77 x 107 nw 30000\nkh 18 iiijh 48 ph 78 y 108 iiw 40000\nki 19 iiiji 49 pi 79 z 109 ow 50000\nl 20 n 50 q 80 s 200 ow 60000\nla 21 na 51 qa 81 s 300 pw 70000\nlb 22 nb 52 qb 82 t 400 qw 80000\nlc 23 nc 53 qc 83 y 500 rw 90000\nld 24 nd 54 qd 84 u 600 tw 100000\nle 25 ne 55 qe 85 x 700 sw 200000\nlf 26 nf 56 qf 86 y 800 sw 300000\nlg 27 ng 57 qg 87 z 900 vw 400000\nlh 28 nh 58 qh 88 w 1000 uw 500000\nli 29 ni 59 qi 89 wb 1002 xu 600000\nm 30 o 60 r 90 wc 1003 xn 700000 Ordo\n\n575\nOrdo literarum numeralium antiquus.\n| yw | 800000 | o2w | 6000000 | t2w | 4000000 |\n| zw | 900000 | p2w | 7000000 | v2w | 5000000 |\n| k2w|1000000| q2w|8000000|x2w|6000000|\n| l2w|2000000|r2w|9000000 x2w|7000000|\n| m2w|3000000 z2w|10000||y2w|8000|||||\n| iiizw|4000000 s2w|2000||k2w|1000|||||\nModum en habes ô Lector quo numerum scripti-\nbilem omnem sufficienter &; literis paucis consignare\npotest &; scribere, quarum extẽsio vt cernis in infinitum\nprogreditur. Verum vt prouerbio dici olim confueuit,\nBos lassus fortiter figit pedem, quicunque pristinis vult\nesse contentus, numerãdi modum sequatur antiquum.\nQuem vt facilius intelligant nescientes, non erit mihi\ntaediosum dare sequentibus formam, qua Hunibaldus\nFrancorum historigraphus, Beda quoque, Rabanus,\nHelpericus monachi &; plures antiquorum in Chroni-\ncis calculationibus ecclesiasticis vsi fuerũt, vt sequitur.\nNúmerandi modus Hunibaldi Franci &; aliorum.\n| j | 1 | x | 10 | xviiij | 19 | C | 100|\n| ij | 2 | xj | 11 | xx | 20 | cc | 200|\n| iij | 3 | xij | 12 | xxx | 30 | ccc | 300|\n| iiij |4 | xiij | 13 | xxxx | 40 | |||||400|\n| v | 5 | xiiij | 14 | l | 50 | D | 500|\n| vj | 6 | xv | 15 | lx | 60 | dc | 600|\n| viij |7 | xvj | 16 | lxx | 70 | dccc | 700|\n| viij |8 | xvij | 17 | lxxx | 80 | dcccc | 800|\n| viiij |9 | xviij | 18 | lxxxx | 90 | dcccc | 900\nOrdo\n\n576\nOrdo literarum numeralium antiquus.\n| M 1000 | dec 700000 | c\n| ij 2000 | dccc 800000 |\n| iij 3000 | | xxx 3000000\n| iiij 4000 | | c\n| v | | xxxx 4000000\n| xj | | c\n| viiij | | L 5000000\n| ix 9000 | xj 1000000|\n| x | | lx 6000000\n| xx 20000| | c\n| xiiij| | lxx 7000000\n| | | c\n| XXX 30000| xiij 1200000|\n| | | lxxx 8000000\n| LX 50000| | c\n| | xiiii 1400000|\n| XX 70000| | lxxxx 9000000\n| | | c\n| CXXX 80000|xv 1500000|\n| | | cc 2000000\n| CCCCC 90000| xvij 1600000|\n| | | cccc 4000000\n| D 100000| | c\n| CC 200000|xviij 1800000|\n| | | dc 600000|\n| CCC 300000| xix 1900000|\n| | | dcc 70000|\n| DC 500000| xx 200000|\n | |\n | decc |\n\n577\nc decc 8000000 c CCCCCCCCXXX lxxx\nC xxxx C LXXXX\ndeccc 9000000 C CCC C 9000000\n C C C XXXX\nc 10000000 C L C LXXX\nx C C C\nc 20000000 C 6000000 C CCXXX\nxx C C C\nc 30000000 C 7000000 C XXCCXXX\nXXX\nAntiquorum Germaniae Francorum modum scri-\nbendi numeros latinis literis hucusque exempli gra-\ntia deduximus, vt eius quoque notitiam nescientibus\npraeberemus. Quod verò in appositione figurarum al-\ngaritmi à communi regula cõputatione receßimus,\nnon ex errore sed rationabili causa factum est, ne vi-\ndelicet in progreßione nimia gravioremur. Fuerunt\netiam qui maiores numeros tali modo scripserunt.\ncm. 100000 dcccM. 800000 lxcM.\nccm. 200000 xcM. 900000 LxxxM.\ncccm. 300000 xxM. 1000000 lxxxxM.\ndcm. 400000 xxxM. 2000000 ixCm.\ndm. 500000 xxxxM. 3000000 MCM.\ndcM. 600000 lxM. 4000000 xCCM.\nDCCM. 700000 CM. 5000000 CCCM.\nO IOAN-","segment":110,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"582","number":582},{"label":"583","number":583},{"label":"584","number":584},{"label":"585","number":585}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-111","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0111","latin":"578\nIOANNIS TRI-\nTHEMII ABBATIS\nSANCTI IACOBI MA-\nIORIS APOSTOLI HERBIPOLENFIS, liber Polygraphiae sextus\ninitium sumit.\nANTE omnem inuentionem et amp;\nvsum literarum in primordio\nmundi cùm homines adhuc ru-\ndes essent ingenio, &amp; moribus\ninculti, sub trium communi-\ncatione vicißitudinis regimi-\nne, vt quidam opinantur intel-\nligentiarum per annos mille sexaginta tres sibi per\nordinem succedentes, erant in orbe planetarum in-\nfluentiae corporibus in terra suo modo praefuis-\nse influendo principaliter sua moderante intelligen-\ntia, quem Orisielem, hoc est viuificantem Dei nun-\ncuparunt, annis lunaribus trecentis quinquaginta\nquatuor, mensibus item quatuor, ac diebus horisq́;\ntotidem. Quae nos vt poetica recensemus, non confir-\nmamus. Post Saturnum Venus, post Venerem Iupiter\ndominium ponitur assumpsisse. Post Iouem verò Mer-\ncurius in ordine quartus dominator, ingenia homi-\nnum\n\nnum diuersis artibus decorauit. Sub tribus autem in¬telligentijs memoratis Saturno videlicet, Venere, & Ioie dominantibꝰ, asserunt homines non habuisse vsum notitiam literarum. Vnde quotiens alter alteri voluisset aliquid nunciare secreti, non id scriptis,cùm officium defuerit literarum, sed quibusdam similitudinibus animalium, arborum plantarum, seu aliorum sensibilium alicuius, prout inter sequiq́3 conuenerant, symbolicè faciebant. Saturni tempus mores dedit, vt aiunt, hominibus influentiae propriè conuenientes. Fecit enim agricultores, venatores, conditores vrbiũ, rudes, syluestres, tristes, simplices, vita moribus incultos, longo tempore in carne viuentes. Post Orifielem Saturni sicut ipsi taliter opinantes, dicunt intelligentiam regimen orbis influendo. Anael motor Veneris accipiens trecentis quinquaginta quatuor annis, mensibus, diebusq́3 ho¬ris quatuor continuauit, sub quo homines coeperunt esse cultiores, domos construere crebrius vrbes, varias quoque artes inuenire manuales, opus vide- licet textrinum, lanificium, his alia similia plura. Carnis etiam voluptatibus peramplius defluere coeperunt, vxoresq́3 desumere pulchras, procreatis fi-lijs ex eis multis, à naturali simplicitate notabiliter defluxerunt. Ludos, cantilenas inuenerunt, cithara canere caeperunt, quicquid ad Veneris confirmant pertinere influẽtiam, motum carnis sequentes studiosius excogitabant. Tertiam Iouis intelli-O 2\n\ngentiam nominabant Zacharielem, quae dominium suscipiens mundi post Anaelem fecit homines domi-\nnandi cupiditate inquietos, venationes agere, tento-\nria facere, & se varijs indumentis exornare.Facta est eo dominante pro Iouis qualitate, qui patrem regno priuauit, magna inter bonos malos diuisio, illis Deum inuocantibus, istis verò carni deditis mun-do. Sub eo regimine Adam primus homo est mortuus, testamentum omni relinquens posteritati semel mo- riendi.Quartus verò motor seu angelus Mercurij Ra phael post Zacharielem influens mundanis coepit an-no mundi millesimo quinquagesimo quinto in fine mensis Februarij, durauit vsque ad annum mundi millesimum quadringentesimum decimum, sub quo literarum vsus primo dicitur inuentus. Fuerunt au tem aliae literae tunc, vt referunt, ab his quas mundus hodie habet multum diuersae, ad formam similitu dinem arborum, plantarum, animalium excogi-tatae, quae tamen cum tempore postea multipliciter sunt immutatae, facilioremq́; formãdi modum sum-pserunt ornatum cultiorem. Mercurium enim fi-gmenta poetarum omnis literaturae praesidem esse di-xerunt, magna latere sub fabulis rerum arcana pro-mittentes. Humano post haec multiplicato genere, in omnem terram vbique, diffuso, non diu mansit vni- tas literarum, sed corporum animorum proculab inuicem diuisio, diuerfos varios inuenit modos scri-bendi, de quibus longa nobis narratio. Plato Philoso-phus","segment":111,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"586","number":586},{"label":"587","number":587},{"label":"588","number":588}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-112","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0112","latin":"phus in Phaedro, literas vsumq́; scribendi, simul et ra-\ntionem ponderum ludum alearum\nquendam Philosophum Teuthonem nomine primum\ninuenisse tradit, ac Thamum docuisse regem Aegy-\nptiorum. De caeteris verò priscisq́; hominibus qui sin-\ngulis fermè nationibus gentibus literas dicuntur\ntradidisse speciales, quae permanent in vsu earum vsque\nin praesenté diem non est propositi mei vice pone-\nre aut designare, narrationem. Homines enim quiq́;\nnostri doctiores nouerunt quod Cadmus Agenoris fi-\nlius, rex Phoenicũ, sedecim litteras dicitur tra-\nduxisse in Graeciam α, ε, γ, δ, ζ, ω, λ, μ, ν, ι, θ, ξ, π, σ, τ, ψ.\nQuibus Palamedes tempore belli Troiani quatuor\naddidisse fertur, ξ, θ, φ, χ. Et Pythagoras literam u.\npostea vt vna essent viginti superadiecit ζ, κ, ω.\nab alijs consequenter inuentae. Gordanis prae-\nsul Gothorum litteras genti proprias dedit. Linguae\ncum vnitas esset confusa, characterum etiam simpli-\ncitas fuit multipliciter variata. Hinc factũ est quòd\nvsus literarum tantam sibi licentiam successu tem-\nporis vsurpauit, vt non solum gentes singulae, verum\n homines quiq́; arbitrio nouos pro literis cha-\nracteres effingentes, suis latibula mysterijs paraue-\nrunt. Omnis tamen inusitati characteris scriptura\neorum qui viderint eam, suspicione non carebit. Quo\nnon obstante reges, tyranni principes olim veteres\nmulti segregatum à communi familiarem sibi mo-\ndum adinuenerunt scribendi, suspcionem aliorum\nO3\n\nparum curantes, modo non perciperetur, quod vole-\nbant manere secretum. Quarum imitatione ego per-\nmotus et cupiens hoc opus Polygraphiae quãtum fieri\npotest ad finem destinare perfectum. In hoc libro 6.\nqui et vltimus est, quosdam characteres veterum, qui\nab vsu mortalium iam olim desierunt, ne penitus in-\ntereant, ab inferis statui reuocare, & in primis quidẽ\npriscum Nortmãnorum scribendi modum ponemus.\nDE ALPHABETO\nET MODO SCRIBENDI\nNortmannorum mirabili, eo tempore\nvastabant.\nOMnes Graecorum et Palestinorum literae sunt\nnumerabiles, vt dictum est prius, cùm Lati-\nnorum, quibus et nos coutimur Germani, duntaxat\nseptem in numeros referantur, videlicet,c,d,i,l,m,y,\n& x. Nortmanni autem cum Dacis Asiaticis de in-\nsulis Scandianis, quae nunc Gotthicae nuncupantur,\nquõdam egreßi, Galliam annis plus quadraginta per-\nuagantes grau̇stimè deuastarunt. Qui vt rebus suis\nconsulerent arcanis, Beda Anglico testante monacho,\nnouum et pulchrum scribendi modũ ex Graecorum\nliteris talem inuenerunt. Graecorum namque numeros\nad quatuoꝝ viginti literis decem comprehensos,\nLatinorum characteribus adaptarunt et sub sche-\nmate\n\n583\nmate alieno nõstras literas prudenter absonderunt,\neo videlicet modo quo numeris vtimur vice litera-\nrum, quando scilicet pro a, ponimus 1.pro b,2.pro c,3.\npro d,4. & ita consequenter vsqꝫ ad finem alphabe-\nti. Pulchra quidem et satis tuta inuentio, quam nec\nGraecus facilè comprehendet neque Latinus. Non e-\nnim reperitur in ea totum alphabetũ, sed litterae dun-\ntaxat nouem, & nota vna numeralis videlicet g, qua\nsex apud illos significat, & in hoc scribendi modo f,\nsextam literam Latinorum, insuper linguae deferen-\ntes nostrae Germanicae, in qua sumus nati, w duplex\npro vicesima quarta nationis nostrae litera finetus\napposuimus, quã iuxta Graeci numeri sic, nd forma-\nuimus. Hanc autem Nortmannorum scripturam ex\nsequenti ordine Graecarum literarum imita-\ntione ponamus.\n\n>\n\n>","segment":112,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"589","number":589},{"label":"590","number":590},{"label":"591","number":591},{"label":"592","number":592}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-113","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0113","latin":"584\nHuius alphabeti ministerio Nortmanni quicquid\ninter se voluissent habere occultum, secura traditio-\nne scribebant. Quam scribendirationem Graecorum\nnemo intelligere potuit, quoniam etsi omnes chara-\ncteres isti sint Graeci, quia tamen literas ex ordine nu\nmerali repraesentant Latinas, neque à Latino, qui huius industriae scientiam\nnon prius fuerit assecutus. Poterit etiam hic modus\nscribendi multipliciter variari, quando per meta-\nthesin numeri mutantur &; literae. Quod &; literis\nGraecis fieri potest solitis ad votum et arbitrium in-\ndustriosi cuiusq́; scribentis. Nec erit modus forman-\ndi characteres istos multum difficilis, illi maximè qui\nfuerit aliquantulum vsitatus. Satis etiam praescri-\npti characteres linguae conueniunt Germanicae, cum\nquibus omnia nobis possumus denotare occurrentia,\nin qualibet fuerimus locutione periti. Quotiens iota\nper se ponitur, vt sciatur denotare literam k. deci-\nmam alphabeti, superius notatur.\nDE ALPHABETO\nET RATIONE SCRIBENDI\nveterum Fran-\ncorum.\nGErmanos olim literas habuisse à Graecis plu-\nrimorum opinio tenet, quos &; sermone vsos\nGraeco maximè in sacris constanter affirmant.\n\nDicunt\n\n585\nDicunt enim magnam inter Graecam linguam et amp; no-\nstram extare consonantiam, quamuis longa interca-\npedo temporis eam conuenientiam penitus extinxe-\nrit. Doctißimus ille quondam praeceptor meus Ioan-\nnes Camerarius Dalburgius, Ecclesiae Vvormatiensis\nreuerendißimus antistes aliquot millia dictionũ Grae-\ncarum collegerat, quae in viraque lingua Graeca et Germanica idem significant. Et Druidas priscos in\nGallia Pontifices sacrorum Graeco sermone vsos fuis-\nse maximè in sacris, Caesar testatur in Commenta-\nrijs. Verum Romanis orbem deuastantibus, suarum\nvsum literarum tandem cum dominio multis natio-\nnibus violenter imposuerunt. Postremo reliquiae\nTroianorum qui postea dicti sunt Franci anno ante\nincarnationem Domini quadringentesimo quadra-\ngesimo de Scytharum finibus egreßi Marcomero re-\nge praebente ducatum venerunt in Germaniam, &amp; à\nSaxonibus fratribus ad ostia Rheni sedes acceperunt.\nQui deinceps per annos quinquaginta supranonin-\ngentos bellum cum Romanis et amp; Gallis pene conti-\nnuum agentes, vt Hunibaldus est author, totam po-\nstremo ferè Europam suo imperio seu regno subdi-\nderunt. Literas tamen Romanorum semel acceptat\nnon extinxerunt, sed ipsi potiùs commixti inter Ger-\nmanos et amp; Gallos didicerunt linguam eorum, &amp; ser-\nuauerunt literas eorum et amp; formam scripturarum.\nHuius gentis historiarum scriptor Vvastbaldus pa-\ntrio sermone libros scripsit actuum regum, ducum et O 5\n\n586\nprincipum per annos fermè septingentos quinqua-\nginta octo, subiectis, vt Hunibaldus inquit, characte-\nribus, quorum meminit in suo volumine, quod decem\net octo libris de origine Francorum edidit.\nΛ Ε ρ n Θ ε\nζι β Ο χ Χ Λ Υ\nλ γ ι Ι ο Ρ φ\nΔ δ h K E P ψ σ\nδ e λ + P Γ α π\nε 3 H m C F Ω ∞\nNisi vitium scriptoris me deceperit Vvastaldi al\nphabetum conuenienter vt arbitror effigiaui, in quo\naliqui characteres à Graecis penitus discrepant, non-\nnulli etiam partim eis aßimilari videntur. Nescio ta-\nmen quid iudicem, inuentor eorum quisquis fuerit,\nquanquam formam Graecarũ obseruauit. Codex nimia vetu-\nstate caducus vix poterat legi, vnde me vereor dece-\nptum potiùs ab aliquo intersertore quàm Hunibaldi\nveram et certam reperisse sententiam. Sed transea-\nmus ad illa quae restant, quoniam si vera est Hunibal-\ndi positio, bene scriptum à nobis fuerit, sin autem fi-\nctio\n\n587\nctio cuiuspiam est, neqʒ nobis officiet, neque iniuriam facit lectori. Sequitur aliud fictitium alphabetum in codice Hunibaldi repertum, cui sic fuit ascriptum.\nALPHABETVM FRAN-\nCORVM QVOD DORA-\nCVM INVENIT.\nНАЛФШМЪ ҄ ЧТѴ ІІ\nГЬ ПѢ ФѴ СР Іѡ\nП9 ЧI Нn Р S БРГ\nТа Е КѪ О Гꙇ Аx\nте шч Аръ съ у\nфо Шшрь фхз\nQuisquis vti voluerit praescriptis characteribus sub lineis more Graecorum non supra vt faciunt La-tini,nouerit esse scribendas. Similiter obseruandum quod literarum duplicium primae scribuntur in principio et amp; in medio dictionum, se-cundae verò semper in fine.","segment":113,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"593","number":593},{"label":"594","number":594},{"label":"595","number":595},{"label":"596","number":596},{"label":"597","number":597}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-114","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0114","latin":"588\nEX GRAMMATICIS\nOTFRIDI MONACHI\nVVISENBURGEN-\nSIS.\nLEgimus quòd Carolus Rex Francorum, cogno-\nmento Magnus, nationis suae misertus barba-\nriem Nannone Theobaldo, Albino, & Berengero ad-\niutoribus linguam tentauit regulare Germanicam.\nCumq́; testante Turpino, tam arduum inchoasset o-\npus, crebris bellorum incursionibus retardatus non\nperfecit, sed morte praeuentus imperfectum dereli-\nquit, nec surrexit post eum alius, qui huius rei curam\nad animum reuocaret. Otfridus autem iam dictus\nmonachus Rabani Fuldensis quondam auditor at-\nque discipulus sub Ludouico Pio ipsius Caroli filio,\nGrammatica illa quamuis imperfectè consecutus,\nmulta scripsit in lingua nostra Germanica, quae re-\ngularis institutionis mirandam sonare videntur gra-\nuitatem. Carmina enim ad eandem normam lucu-\nbrauit plurae heroico metro simul et elegiaco, insu-\nper et prosaicè nonnulla composuit ad Ludouicum\nregem Germaniae filium Pÿ Ludouici, & fratrem Lo-\ntharij Imperatoris. Ad Otgarium quoque Archiepi-\nscopum Moguntinum, ad Monachos sancti Galli, &\nalios. Huius fragmenta Grammices assecutus et ego praesentes alphabeti characteres de multis extra-\nxi, ne\n\nxi, ne penitus interirent. Constat autem teste Otfri-\ndo Carolum propria plura excogitasse alphabeta,\nquibus per latißimum regnum securè vteretur in ar-\ncanis cum singulis praefectis. E quibus nos Otfrido\nministrante literis his pauca committimus.\nZI A P Z T N 7 t\n† B L H C O G V X\nK S m I U R Q Y\nT D F K L ß T ψ z\nC o e Λ m ψ s Ψ w\nCarolus Rex magnus Imperator Christianißimus\nannis non minus triginta cum Saxonibus bellauit,\nquos tandem gladio superans Christianam conuer-\ntit ad fidem. Veritus autem ne denuo sicut pluries\nfecerant apostatarent à fide, secretos quosdam insti-\ntuit exploratores, quibus iudiciariam contulit pote-\nstatem, qui totam Saxoniam peragrantes de fide ac\nmorib.gentis secretè inquirerent diligenter, &; quos-\ncunque, reperissent apostatasse à fide, raptores, adulte-\nros, blasphemos, Ecclesiae ac sacerdotum eius &; man-\ndatorum contemptores, seu notorijs criminibus Chri-\nstianam\n\nstianam rempublicam perturbantes aut populum ad Paganismum reuocantes vel solicitantes, sine dila- tione imperiali &; regali autoritate impunè laqueo suspenderent, vel aliâs vt possent necarent. Vt autem haec institutio perpetuò maneret inconuulsa, dedit eisdem viris potestatem substituendi &; alios, sub cer tis conditionibus idoneos, qui memorata facultate gaudentes, officium inquisitionis &; mortis in reos impunè exercerent. Leges denique secretas &; notas occultas simul &; iuramenti eis formam praescripsit, quibus in iudicando et puniendo iustè procederent, sibiꝙ́ mutuo noti alios laterent et necessarium in ter ra Saxonica iudicium secretius perpetuò conserua-rent. Alphabetis etiam certis inter se vtebantur ad tempus, quaecumque ab vsu tandem penitus defece-runt. Inquisitionis tamen huiuscemodi officium ad praesens vsque permanet tempus, cuius mi-nistri Feimeri vulgò nuncu- pantur.\nEtsi\n\n41 A g B n S t V\n5 b X h v P l p x\n7 c φ I et P L Y\nm d X K Χ T Z\nO+ e ϒ L H R S δ N.\nEtsi non satis pulchri atque venusti characteres\nisti compareant, placuit tamen mihi eos cum prae-\nscriptis nouis inuentis mei coniungere, propter ho-\nnorem reuerentiam antiquitatis, cum nemo sit\nvel parum industrius, qui suo arbitrio sibi ne-\nqueat excogitare pulchriores. Quāquam deformem\nhanc tortuositatem vsus scribendi continuatus, faci-\nli compensatione poterit emendare, frequenter in\nconsuetudinem actus facere complacentem. Nemo\nsiquidem quantumlibet doctus vel eruditus in qua-\nnu lingua bonus etiam fit scriptor, nisi longa con-\nsuetudine vsum commutauerit in\nartem. Sequitur \naliud.\nSì\n\n592\nΘ α ζ ψ h o ∞ i x p q k t v s z f A m φ d w\nSi quis pro suo arbitrio nouum sibi voluerit essin-\ngere alphabetum, duo in primis nouerit obseruan-\nda, quae tamen in praemißis non semper inuenio con-\nseruata. Primum est, vt characteres formet faciliū\ntractationis, &; quanto simpliciores fuerint, tanto e-\nrunt meliores. Secundum, vt sic ordinet literas sin-\ngulas, quatenus in dictiones coniunctae faciem red-\ndant pulchram &; venustam. Tertium adijcio non\npromissum, si scripturam vis manere secretam,\nvt aliquas alphabeti literas facias\nHebraeorum more du-\nplices.\nHichus\n1038647","segment":114,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"598","number":598},{"label":"599","number":599},{"label":"600","number":600},{"label":"601","number":601}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-115","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0115","latin":"M A Q S X M N Y T V\nU B W H B N R Ψ ω\nO C F I G O U s Π X\nS D ℍ K E P Z sc ṗ ch\nL F ☞ m ɛ ps t M y\nHichus iste Francus cum Marcomero de Scythiae\nfinibus ad ostia Rheni venit in Germaniam, &amp; in sup\nplementum linguae Germanicae hos characteres dici-\ntur inuenisse, qui et amp; satis cum ea in pluribus conue-\nnire videntur. Faramundus etiam Rex Francorum\nin Germania post Marcomerum, qui gentem intro-\nduxerat, quadragesimus tertius, &amp; obijt anno Domi-\nnicae natiuitatis quadringentesimo vicesimo sexto,\ncum exploratores suos gratia inuadendi misisset\nper Galliam, talibus eos iußit scri-\nbim.\nP Pre-\n\n594\nN m p t\nO P v\nR h K M X Y z\nS T u 3 w\nT ß k l Z S e d\nU f n g b q y c\nA x s o r i j H I N W\nB y ψ L θ K R T U V\nC d A ϕ E F G J D B\nD e χ C α ρ Ψ Q S O\nE f ϖ B β ω Π τ Ω\nF g ς A γ Φ Σ Τ Υ\nG h υ B δ Θ Ρ Ξ Κ\nH i ϑ C ε Ι Λ Μ Ν\nI j ψ D φ Β Χ ο η\nK k χ E χ Η Ω ξ\nL l ϖ F χ Θ ζ ι\nM m ς G χ Ι η θ\nP p ώ H χ Ω θ η\nQ q ϖ I χ θ η ζ\nR r χ J χ θ η ω\nS s ϖ K χ θ η σ\nT t ώ L χ θ η τ\nV v ϖ M χ θ η ν\nX x ϖ N χ θ η μ\nY y ϖ O χ θ η π\nZ z ϖ P χ θ η λ\nA b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z\nPraeter illud quod in principio huius libri sexti po-\nsuimus alphabetum Nortmannorum, etiam quod se-\nquitur apud Bedam exaratum inuenimus.\nΑ β γ δ ε ζ η θ θ̅ ψ χ ϕ ψ̅\nΚ ρ λ μ ν ξ η̅ θ̅ θ̄ ψ̅ χ̅ ϕ̅ ψ̅̅\nΔ ε ι κ λ μ ν ξ θ θ̅ θ̃ ψ̅ χ̄ ϕ̄ ψψ̅\nΕ ι θ̅ θ̂ ψ̅ χ̃ ϕ̃ ψψ̅\nΖ η θ̅ θ̆ ψ̅ χ̇ ϕ̇ ψψ̅\nΗ θ̅ θ̈ ψ̅ χͣ ϕ̄ ψψͣ\nΘ θ̅ θ̉ ψ̅ χ ϕ̄ ψϕ̄\nΙ θ̅ θ̌ ψ̅ χ φ̄ ψφ̄\nΚ θ̅ θ̎ ψ̅ χ ᾱ ψᾱ\nΛ θ̅ θ̏ ψ̅ χ β̄ ψβ̄\nΜ θ̅ θ̐ ψ̅ χ γ̄ ψγ̄\nΝ θ̅ θ̑ ψ̅ χ δ̄ ψδ̄\nΞ θ̅ θͦ ψ̅ χ ε̄ ψε̄\nΟ θ̅ θʼ ψ̅ χ ζ̄ ψζ̄\nΠ θ̅ θ᾽ ψ̅ χ κ̄ ψκ̄\nΡ θ̅ θ ᷠ ψ̅ χ λ̄ ψλ̄\nΣ θ̅ θ ᵃ ψ̅ χ μ̄ ψμ̄\nΤ θ̅ θ ṡ ψ̅ χ ν̄ ψν̄\nΥ θ̅ θ ᶢ ψ̅ χ π̄ ψπ̄\nΦ θ̅ θ ᴿ ψ̅ χ q̄ ψq̄\nΧ θ̅ θ ͮ ψ̅ χ r̄ ψr̄\nΨ θ̅ θ ̉ ψ̅ ρ ψρ\nΩ θ̅ θ ς ψ̅ ϖ ψψ\nα α̅ β γ̅ δ ε̅ ξ η̅\nθ̅ θ̆ θ̇ θ̈ θ̌ θ̎ θ̏\nζ η̅ η̆ η̇ η̈ η̋ η̌\nη̅ η̆ θ̅ θ̇ θ̊ θ̋ θ̌\nκ κ̅ λ λ̅ μ μ̅ ν ν̅\nο ο̅ σ σ̅ τ τ̅ v v̅\nυ υ̅ ῠ υ̇ ϋ υ̋ υ̌\nφ φ̅ ψ ψ̅ ϲ ϲ̅ ϳ ϳ̅\nχ χ̅ ϗ ϗ̅ ϣ ϣ̅ Ϥ Ϥ̅\nξ ϑ ϒ ϐ ϒ̅ ϒͥ ϒͦ ϒͧ ϒͨ ϒͩ ϒͪ ϒͫ ϒͬ ϒͭ ϒͮ ϒͯ ϒͰ ϒͱ ϒͲ ϒͳ ϒʹ ϒ͵ ϒͶ ϒͷ ϒ͸ ϒ͹ ϒͺ ϒͻ ϒͼ ϒͽ ϒ; ϒͿ ϒ͡ ϒ͢ ϒͣ ϒͤ ϒͥ ϒͧ ϒͭ ϒ͞ ϒ͟ ϒ͠ ϒ͡ ϒͣ ϒͥ ϒͮ ϒͰ ϒͰ́ ϒͰͰ ϒͰͰ́ ϒͰ́Ͱ ϒͰ̀Ͱ ϒͰ̄Ͱ ϒͰ́̄Ͱ ϒ͠Ͱ́Ͱ ϓͰ́Ͱ ϒ̃Ͱ́Ͱ ϒ̀Ͱ́Ͱ\nα α̅ β γ δ ε θ θ̅ φ ψ ω\nχ χ̅ θ̆ φ̅ ψ̅ ω̅\nζ ζ̅ θ̇ φ̇ ψ̇ ω̇\nη η̅ θ̊ φ̈ ψ̈ ω̈\nθ θ̅ θ̋ φ̄ ψ̄ ω̄\nι ι̅ θ̌ φ̈̅ ψ̈̅ ω̈̅\nκ κ̅ θ̍ φ̄̅ ψ̄̅ ω̄̅\nλ λ̅ θ̎ φ̄̇ ψ̄̇ ω̄̇\nμ μ̅ θ̏ φ̄̈ ψ̄̈ ω̄̈\nν ν̅ θ̐ φ̄̈̅ ψ̄̈̅ ω̄̈̅\nξ ξ̅ θ̑ φ̄̈́ ψ̄̈́ ω̄̈́\nο ο̅ θͥ φ̄̃ ψ̄̃ ω̄̃\nπ π̅ θͦ φ̄̃̅ ψ̄̃̅ ω̄̃̅\nρ ρ̅ θͧ φ̄̃̆ ψ̄̃̆ ω̄̃̆\nς σ̅ θͨ φ̄̃̈ ψ̄̃̈ ω̄̃̈\nτ τ̅ θͩ φ̄̃̊ ψ̄̃̊ ω̄̃̊\nυ υ̅ θͪ φ̄̃̀ ψ̄̃̀ ω̄̃̀\nφ φ̅ θͫ φ̄̄ ψ̄ψ̄ ωω̅\nθ θ̅ θͬ φ̄̇̅ ψ̄ψ̄̅ ωω̅̅\nχ χ̅ θͭ φ̄̈́̅ ψ̄ψ̈́̅ ωω̈́̅\nζ ζ̅ θͮ φ̄̈̈̅\n\n595\nEx Latinis quoque literis multiplicia fiunt alpha-\nbeta cum vel in numerum redactae iuxta exemplar\nquod in praecedente libro quinto tradidimus, vel ali-\nter Nortmannorum imitatione cum Graecis literis e-\ntiam nostris modum praestant, securissimè quovdcun-\nque voluerimus nunciandi. Ponamus consequenter\nad numerum &; ordinem alphabeti nostri usualis, li-\nteras ipsas non vsualiter mutatas, & habebimus mo-\ndum secretum et mysticum scribendi satis pulchrum et venustrum consuetudine confirmatum. Alius est au-\ntem iste modus numerandi ab eo quem in libro quin-\nto posuimus, & proposito nostro magis conueniens.\na 1 l 30 V 500 f9 7000\nb 2 m 40 X 600 g9 8000\nc 3 n 50 Y 700 h9 9000\nd 4 o 60 Z 800 i9 10000\ne 5 p 70 W 900 k9 20000\nf 6 q 80 R 1000 l9 30000\ng 7 r 90 S 2000 m9 40000\nh 8 t 100 T 3000 n9 50000\ni 9 u 200 U 4000 O9 60000\nk 10 v 300 V 5000 P9 70000\nl 11 w 400 X 6000 Q9 80000\nHis cum nostris literis numerandi principijs rectè\nintellectis, facilè iam erit numerum ad quamlibet\ndeducere progressionem, quemadmodum in praece-\ndente libro satis patet ostensum. Iam nunc alphabe-\ntum ex his ordinemus.\nP 2 A I A","segment":115,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"602","number":602},{"label":"603","number":603},{"label":"604","number":604},{"label":"605","number":605},{"label":"606","number":606}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-116","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0116","latin":"596\na 1 a f 7 g ic 13 n ih 19 t\nb 2 b g 8 h id 14 o k 20 v\nc 3 c b 9 i ie 15 p ka 21 x\nd 4 d i 10 k i et 16 q kb 22 y\ne 5 e ia 11 l if 17 r kc 23 z et 6 f ib 12 m ig 18 s k 24 w\nHabes iam ex Latinis literis alphabetum peregri-\nnum, quale vt supra diximus olim sibi ex Graecis fe-\ncerunt Nortmanni, cum quo industria necessaria ob-\nferuata securè scribes amico adinuentum scienti,\nquodcunque pro tempore volueris. Subijciamus et amp;\nliud quod magis tutum iudicamus.\na o g t n c s m\nb p h y o a v M\nc q i v p u x s\nd r k w q z J et e i l x r g z n\nf s m z s o w N\nQuamuis in Latino sermone ky et amp; w non fit no-\nbis opus, quia tamen k et amp; w in Germanico utimur,\nad numerum quartum atque vicestimum deduximus\nalphabetum etiam istud protrahendum. Potest au-\ntem et amp; iste scribendi modus ad placitum multiplici-\nter variari. vig. mgoc9ua9 vqa cizx vmigog Mz\nMmr vqm Mzi9m vcugiqiricm vp M9 iuxta volun-\ntatem omnis scribentis.\nSequi-\n\n597\nSequitur aliud alphabetum Honorij cognomento\nThebani, cuius ministerio suas in magicis fatuitates\nabscondit, sicut Petrus de Apono testatur in suo ma-\niore libro quarto.\na b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t u v x y z\nI K M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z W\nnV Gm Lm Ym Zm\nr s t u v w x y z\nReperi et aliud cuiusdam alchimista confictum\nnoniter alphabetum, quo in suis arcanis vti consue-\nuit occultandis, aestimationem faciens artis sua ma-\ngnam, quae parum in se continet praeter verba. Alchi-\nmia enim à pluribus amatur, & casta est.\nP 3 Mul-\n\n598\nO A S E N X T\nΘ b Ω H M O I V\nθ C ω I U P Ξ X\nC d δ K U Q O Y\nɔ e Φ L Ψ R W Z\nφ F ε m X S W\nMultas habet alchimia domesticas familiares,\nquae dominam suam perpetua vigilantia custodiunt,\nseq́3 eius nomine supponunt, vt eam conseruent à com-\nmercio tot importunè amantium tempore sempiter-\nno intactam. Vanitas, fraus, dolositas, deceptio,\nsophi-\nsticatio, cupiditas, falsitas, confidentia mendax, stul-\ntitia, inopia, paupertas, desperatio, fuga, proscriptio,\n&amp; mendicitas pediffeque sunt alchimiae, qua domi-\nnam simulantes amatam eam inuiolatam custodiãt,\n&amp; semetip̃sas illius quaesitoribus pecuniosis, aua-\nris, cupidis et amp; fatuellis libenter\nprostituunt.\nDE\n\n599\nDE NOTIS ET MI-\nRABILI MODO SED NIMIS\nLABORIO SO SCRIBENDI\nM. T. Ciceronis, & post eum\nS.Cypriani Episcopi et Martyris.\nNARCVSTullius Cic.facundas\nRomanorumoratorlibrumscri-\npsit non paruae quantitatis no-\ntarum, quem S. Cyprianus Car-\nthaginẽsium Praesul Martyr,\nmultis notis dictionib.am̃\npliauit, adijciens vocabula Chri\nstianorum vsibus necessaria, vt opus ipsum fieret non\nsolum vtile paganis, sed multo magis etiam fideli-\nbus. Rarus est codex à me semel duntaxat reper-\ntus,viliq́; precio emptus. Nam cùm anno Dominicae\nnatiuitatis millefimo quadringente fimo nonagefimo\nsexto bibliothecas plures librorum amore perlustra-\nrem,reperi memoratum codicem in quodam ordinis\nnofti Monasterio,nimia vetustate neglectum,proie-\nctum sub puluere atque contemptum. Interrogaui\nabbatem doctorem iuris quanti illum aefimaret: Re-\nfpondit S.Anshelmi parua opufcula nuper impreffa\nilli praeferrem.Ad bibliopolas abÿ,quoniam in ciui-\ntate res contigit metropolitana, postulata Anshelmi\nopufcula pro sexta floreni parte comparaui, abbati\nP4 et mo-\n\n600 et amp; monachis gaudentibus tradidi, &amp; iam prope inte-\nritum actum codicem liberaui. Decreuerunt enim\npergameni amore radendum. Biennio fermè post haec\neques Argentinam in causis ordinis mei ascendi ad-\nmissusq́; per Ioannem Keisersbergium insignem loci\nconcionatorem in bibliothecã maioris Ecclesiae, Psal-\nterium reperi totum ijsdem Tullij et amp; Cypriani notis\nexaratum, aureisq́; capitellis decentißimè scriptum.\nSuperscriptio autem ab ignaro mysterÿ talis fuerat\nextrinsecus posita: Psalterium in Armenica lingua.\nDoctorem adhibui, falsitatem ostendi, ita rescriben-\ndum admonui: Psalterium notis Ciceronianis descri-\nptum. Quod fecerit nec ne, incertum habeo, quoniam\nad eam bibliothecam postea non sum reuersus. Vt\nvideas Lector formam Ciceronis notandi\npaucas subÿcere notas sta-\ntuimus.\nappro-","segment":116,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"607","number":607},{"label":"608","number":608},{"label":"609","number":609},{"label":"610","number":610}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-117","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0117","latin":"601\nV approbat W modestus epistola\nM comprobat Lj immodestus h litera\nW improbus M modicus Gs litterae\nL probus Ym immodicus Sylaba\nN probitas Nc commodus tempus\nS improbitas + pertempus\nO probabilis ɔ peridẽtępus\nP reprobat Jl temporalis\nQ modulus Qd extemporalis\nR modulus Rm quãmodũ -I homo\nPossens\nMemoriam postulat iste modus scribendi magnam, &;\nlaborem legendi penitus ingentem, vbi quilibet character\naut dictionem significat integram, aut syllabã ultimam,\nfiue partem orationis aliquam ad compositionẽ totius ido\nneam. Obmißis igitur notis omnibus, alphabetum trahã-\nmus ex paucis.\nPs\nG\nJ\nK\nL\nM\nN\nO\nP\nQ\nR\nS\nT\nU\nV\nX\nY\nZ\n\n602.\nVb Xe Fk Xo Gs Py\nV b af nͦl etp mꝫsh ꝑʒ\nXu bg ξm ꝓph\nVo fg Nm ɔt vpfh\nVa wh Wn phr ɔw tp̄\nVd i Lm xrrωx oẜst\nPossent et alia plura ex notis Ciceronis noua for-\nmari alphabeta, quorum extractionem arbitrio va-\nlentis permittimus agendum. Liber etenim copiosus\nest, & notas continet multas, à se inuicem notabili-\nter discrepantes, quae omnes seruiunt scribentibus.\nαβγδεϝικλμ\nΠΡΤΛΙΗΜΞΩΖΡΥ\nνορσυζουχυζω\nψηφτάθςζέλε\nNoc\n1934\n\n603\nHoc fuit alphabetum Iaimielis magni regis Arti-\ncorum cognomento Megalopij viri sapientißimi, quo\nvtebatur in arcanis, quod et ipsum pluraliter potest\nmutari. Cui et nos amore principis nostrum subieci-\nmus istud, in quo crebrius per tempora vsitatus faci-\nlior scriba fiet.\nαβγδεθκλμν\nοπρςσχυζω\nιϊ8 αμΐε> ΛΟΕΗΣ Θ\nQuem-\n\n604\nQVEMODVM\nET NVERIS ALIISVE\nMVL TIS ET VARIIS MO-\ndis tuto scribere poßimus quaelibet\nsecreta.\nPVerilia funt ista fateor, cum vnusquisque pro suo\ncaptu arbitrio plura venustiora possit confin-\ngere alphabeta quàm nos in volumine consigna\nuimus. Propterea scienter plura obmittimus, quae simi-\nli ratione puerilia, vulgaris, paruae vtilitatis esse iudi-\ncamus. Pudebit nos olim veremur his naenijs intẽdisse\nanimum vtilioribus intermissis. Sed parcant mihi pre-\ncorlectores, quippe quem volũtas quidem propria re-\ntraxit ab his studiis puerilibus, ne dicam in partem sal-\ntem vanis, sed quorundam instantia vt ea scriberem me\ncompulit amicorum, quibus id negare nec potui nec\ndebui fine iniuria necessitudinis contractae. Quorum\nnihilominus precatione inductus, etiam capitulum sc-\nquens me oportuit praescriptis connectere, pro lite-\nris numeros collocare. Varios enim atque multiplices\nscribendi modos, veteres ob numerorum figuras col-\nlocarunt, quibus adinuentione subtili arcana sua tuto\nalterutrum transmiferunt. Precibus itaque amicum\npersuasi, paucos ex multis in fine huius libri sextimo-\ndos posuimus, quibus iter ad notitiam aliorum pateat\nnescientibus.Nam si quem ista scire delectat, facilè po-\nterit ab eis cognitis ad altiora confeendere, modo-\ninuentos multiplici vicissitudine pro suo arbitrio va-\nriare. Pro cuius rei principio tabulam posuimus sub or-\nchemate, quae lectione variata in modum erucis alpha-\nbeta in se continebit sex nonaginta.\nVide Tab. fol.605.hoc signo notat.\n(*) ** Orchema","segment":117,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"611","number":611},{"label":"612","number":612}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-118","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0118","latin":"I m n o g\np o u i l\nD 30 Q1 V1 D2\nL E5 I6 O7 G8 B9 A10\nA C4 S5 T6 R7 F8 N9 M10\nE P11 U22 X23 Y24 Z25\nB K12 W13 H14 J15 L16\nC F17 G18 E19 D20\nS T21 V22 U23\nO P24 Q25 R26\nN M27 L28 K29\nG F30 E31 D32\nH I33 J34 K35\nK L36 M37 N38\nM N39 O40 P41\nP Q42 R43 S44\nQ T45 U46 V47\nR W48 X49 Y50\nT Z51 A52 B53\nU C54 D55 E56\nV E57 F58 G59\nW G60 H61 I62\nX I63 J64 K65\nY J66 L67 M68\nZ K69 L70 M71\nI N72 O73 P74\nJ Q75 R76 S77\nK S78 T79 U80\nL V81 W82 X83\nE Y84 Z85 A86\nF 1B87 G88 H89\nD 1C90 E91 F92\nA 1D93 B94 C95\nS 1E96 T97 U98\nO 1F99 P100 Q101\nN 1G102 H103 I104\nM 1H105 G106 F107\nK 1I108 J109 K110\nL 1K111 L112 M113\nP 1L114 M115 N116\nQ 1M117 N118 O119\nR 1N120 O121 P122\nS 1O123 P124 Q125\nT 1P126 Q127 R128\nU 1Q129 R130 S131\nV 1R132 S133 T134\nW 1S135 T136 V137\nX 1T138 V139 W140\nY 1V141 X142 Y143\nZ 1W144 Y145 Z146\nA 1X147 Z148 A149\nB 1Y150 A151 B152\nC 1Z153 B154 C155\nD 1A156 D157 D158\nE 1B159 E160 F161\nF 1C162 G163 H164\nG 1D165 I166 J167\nH 1E168 K169 L170\nI 1F171 M172 N173\nJ 1G174 O175 P176\nK 1H177 Q178 R179\nL 1I180 S181 T182\nM 1J183 U184 V185\nN 1K186 W187 X188\nO 1L189 Y190 Z191\nP 1M192 A193 B194\nQ 1N195 C196 D197\nR 1O198 E199 F200\nS 1P201 G202 H203\nT 1Q204 I205 J206\nU 1R207 K208 L209\nV 1S210 M211 N212\nW 1T213 O214 P215\nX 1U216 Q217 R218\nY 1V219 S220 T221\nZ 1W222 A223 B224\nA 1X225 C226 D227\nB 1Y228 E229 F230\nC 1Z231 G232 H233\nD 1A234 I235 J236\nE 1B237 K238 L239\nF 1C240 M241 N242\nG 1D243 O244 P245\nH 1E246 Q247 R248\nI 1F249 S250 T251\nJ 1G252 U253 V254\nK 1H255 W256 X257\nL 1I258 Y259 Z260\nM 1J261 A262 B263\nN 1K264 C265 D266\nO 1L267 E268 F269\nP 1M270 G271 H272\nQ 1N273 I274 J275\nR 1O276 K277 L278\nS 1P279 M280 N281\nT 1Q282 O283 P284\nU 1R285 Q286 S287\nV 1T288 U289 V290\nW 1U291 X292 Y293\nX 1V294 Z295 A296\nY 1W297 B298 C299\nZ 1X299 D300 E301\nA 1Y302 F303 G304\nB 1Z305 H306 I307\nC 1A308 J309 K310\nD 1B311 L312 M313\nE 1C314 N315 O316\nF 1D317 P318 Q319\nG 1E320 R321 S322\nH 1F323 T324 U325\nI 1G326 V327 W328\nJ 1H329 X330 Y331\nK 1I332 Z333 A334\nL 1J335 B336 C337\nM 1K338 D339 E340\nN 1L341 F342 G343\nO 1M344 H345 I346\nP 1N347 J348 K349\nQ 1O350 L351 M352\nR 1P353 Q354 S355\nS 1Q356 T357 U358\nT 1R359 V360 W361\nU 1S362 X363 Y364\nV 1T365 Z366 A367\nW 1U368 B369 C370\nX 1V371 D372 E373\nY 1W374 F375 G376\nZ 1X377 H378 I379\nA 1Y380 J381 K382\nB 1Z383 L384 M385\nC 1A386 N387 O388\nD 1B389 P390 Q391\nE 1C392 R393 S394\nF 1D395 T396 U397\nG 1E398 V399 W400\nH 1F401 X402 Y403\nI 1G404 Z405 A406\nJ 1H\n\n605\n(*) ** Orchema numerale pro literis.\n * *\n w z y x u t s r q p o n m l k i h g f e d c b A\n | | | | |\nA| 6 | 7 | 8 | 9|\nb| 10 | 11 | 12 | 13|\nc| 14 | 15 | 16 | 17|\nd| 18 | 19 | 20 | 21|\ne| 24 | 25 | 26 | 27|\nf| 28 | 29 | 30 | 31|\ng| 34 | 35 | 36 | 37|\nh| 40 | 41 | 42 | 43|\ni| 46 | 47 | 48 | 49|\nk| 52 | 53 | 54 | 55|\nl| 58 | 59 | 60 | 61|\nm| 64 | 65 | 66 | 67|\nn| 70 | 71 | 72 | 73|\no| 76 | 77 | 78 | 79|\np| 82 | 83 | 84 | 85|\nq| 88 | 89 | 90 | 91|\nr| 94 | 95 | 96 | 97|\ns| 100 | 101 | 102 | 103|\nt| 106 | 107 | 108 | 109|\nu| 112 | 113 | 114 | 115|\nv| 118 | 119 | 120 | 121|\nx| 126 | 127 | 128 | 129|\ny| 134 | 135 | 136 | 137|\nz| 142 | 143 | 144 | 145|\nA| 150 | 151 | 152 | 153|\n\nQui squis orchematis tabulam rectè intelligit, alphabeta ex ea quotquot voluerit sibi componet. Exempli gratia\nLatinorum grammata transuersaliter à quatuor angulis sibi obuiantia locauimus, vt transpositionis saltum in infinitum\npraeberemus. 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II, 8. can-\ncri, 9. ζη, 10. mχ, 11. & ita per totum alphabetum.\nA 12\n\n609\n❧ m ☞ p ❧ X\nA 12 A 13 A 14 A 15 A 16 A 17\nb 13 b 14 b 15 b 16 b 17 b 18\nc 14 c 15 c 16 c 17 c 18 c 19\nd 15 d 16 d 17 d 18 d 19 d 20\ne 16 e 17 e 18 e 19 e 20 e 21\nf 17 f 18 f 19 f 20 f 21 f 22\ng 18 g 19 g 20 g 21 g 22 g 23\nh 19 h 20 h 21 h 22 h 23 h 24\ni 20 i 21 i 22 i 23 i 24 i 25\nk 21 k 22 k 23 k 24 k 25 k 26\nl 22 l 23 l 24 l 25 l 26 l 27\nm 23 m 24 m 25 m 26 m 27 m 28\nn 24 n 25 n 26 n 27 n 28 n 29\no 25 o 26 o 27 o 28 o 29 o 30\np 26 p 27 p 28 p 29 p 30 p 31\nq 27 q 28 q 29 q 30 q 31 q 32\nr 28 r 29 r 30 r 31 r 32 r 33\ns 29 s 30 s 31 s 32 s 33 s 34\nt 30 t 31 t 32 t 33 t 34 t 35\nu 31 u 32 u 33 u 34 u 35 u 36\nx 32 x 33 x 34 x 35 x 36 x 37\ny 33 y 34 y 35 y 36 y 37 y 38\nz 34 z 35 z 36 z 37 z 38 z 39\nw 35 w 36 w 37 w 38 w 39 w 40\nIn hac figura collocauimus restantium sex signo-\nrum singula per numeros alphabeta, quemadmodum\nLatinorum literis per ordinem videntur subiecta, vt\nqui per ea voluerit, sua mysteria velare tutius possit.\nA 18","segment":122,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"619","number":619},{"label":"620","number":620},{"label":"621","number":621},{"label":"622","number":622},{"label":"623","number":623}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-123","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0123","latin":"D Z ♒ ☉ ♋ ☇\nA 18 A 19 A 20 A 21 A 22 A 23 A 24\nb 19 b 20 b 21 b 22 b 23 b 24 b 25\nc 20 c 21 c 22 c 23 c 24 c 25 c 26\nd 21 d 22 d 23 d 24 d 25 d 26 d 27\ne 22 e 23 e 24 e 25 e 26 e 27 e 28\nf 23 f 24 f 25 f 26 f 27 f 28 f 29\ng 24 g 25 g 26 g 27 g 28 g 29 g 30\nh 25 h 26 h 27 h 28 h 29 h 30 h 31\ni 26 i 27 i 28 i 29 i 30 i 31 i 32\nk 27 k 28 k 29 k 30 k 31 k 32 k 33\nl 28 l 29 l 30 l 31 l 32 l 33 l 34\nm 29 m 30 m 31 m 32 m 33 m 34 m 35\nn 30 n 31 n 32 n 33 n 34 n 35 n 36\no 31 o 32 o 33 o 34 o 35 o 36 o 37\np 32 p 33 p 34 p 35 p 36 p 37 p 38\nq 33 q 34 q 35 q 36 q 37 q 38 q 39\nr 34 r 35 r 36 r 37 r 38 r 39 r 40\ns 35 s 36 s 37 s 38 s 39 s 40 s 41\nt 36 t 37 t 38 t 39 t 40 t 41 t 42\nu 37 u 38 u 39 u 40 u 41 u 42 u 43\nx 38 x 39 x 40 x 41 x 42 x 43 x 44\ny 39 y 40 y 41 y 42 y 43 y 44 y 45\nz 40 z 41 z 42 z 43 z 44 z 45 z 46\nw 41 w 42 w 43 w 44 w 45 w 46 w 47\nAttribuimus septem Planetis alphabeta singula ex\nnumeris post duodecim signa restātibus. Et nota quan\ndo in oratione litera geminatur, non scribitur bis cius\ntumerus, sed semel et superius punctatur.\nQ Sextum\n\n610\nExtum et vltimum Polygraphiae nostrae librum\nad calcem Deo miserante perduximus, in quo\ncum stellis errantibus sermonem concludentes, in cer\ntis lectorem punctis praemonemus. Primò, vt quo-\ntiens alphabeto vtitur cuiuslibet signi vel planetae,\ncharacterem siue eiusdem prudenter appo-\nnat, geminae vtilitatis gratia. Per hoc enim nimius\nlabor aufertur amico Lectori, manebit in secreto\nmysterium, dum industriae quicunque ignarus, tabu-\nlam numeris scriptam signorum vel planetarum\npertinere putabit, nihil penitus mystery latere\nsuspicionis officiam literis, sed à distante suscepimus, ne\nsuspicionis adhibenda est scriptoribus, quoniam Le-\nctor astutus, qui de suspicione latentis tangitur, si of-\nficium vnius numeri deprehenderit, totum alphabe-\ntum facilè supputabit. Secundo memento quisquis\nhuius rei cupis esse sagax operator, vt saepius fit, non\nscribatur nisi semel superius puncto notetur. Vt\nexempli gratia, volo de alphabeto arietis scribere Io-\nannes, non duplico 18. quod est n, sed scribo sic 14.\n16.7.18.10.23. vel abbas 6.7.6.23. Ioannes, ab-\nbus cautela est simili agendum, quia nisi operatoꝛ sit\nindustria praeditus, noueritq́; ex paruis inuenire ma-\niora,\n9 iora,\n\nista, non erit idoneus cui haec minima nostra debeant\naperüri. Non paßim omnibus omnia sunt communi-\ncanda, maximè quorum ad bonum et malum est con\nuertabilis vsus. Ea nos consideratione rationabili-\nter moti, plura in his sex Polygraphiae libris volenti-\nbus scire manifestè tradidimus, sed multo plura sub\nmanifestis arcana latere permisimus. Clauem de-\nnique totum enucleantem opus conscripsimus, quem-\nadmodum fit in singulis materia non desit exercendi memo-\nriam, reprobis auferatur causa sciendi ea, qui-\nbus bene vti non sunt voluntarÿ. Latent in singu-\nlis paeßibus plura mysteria, quanto ex his maio-\nra inuenieris, tanto restant ampliora inuenienda.\nVia paratur incipientibus, in qua proficientibus non\nerit difficile successu temporis inuenire multa ra-\nra maxima. Hîc discet Latinè scribere, qui ne-\nsciebat, cuncta voluntatis suae mysterya sermo-\nne prudenter inuoluere peregrino. Verum vt non\nsua tantum intelligere queat mysteria, quae inuol-\nuit idiota, sed apertum quoque sermone cuius ea-\ntenus semper fuit ignarus, negotium est non magni\nlaboris, si paraphrastes nostra in hoc volumine fu-\nerit plenè assecutus intentionem. Latent enim sub\ncortice nuclei Steganographiae nostrae ratione\nsepulti, ne blatteronibus patet cant indignis. Operae\ndenique fuerat precium vt opus alteri non\npraeiu-\n\n612\npraindicaret, sed ius suū vnicuique distribueretur in-\nviolatum. Anchoram post longam nauigationem fa-\nzigati hîc salo sub nomine Iesu Christi Saluatoris fi-\ndelium infigimus vicesimaprima die mensis Martij.\nAnno Dominicae natiuitatis, millesimo quingentesi-\nme octauo, indictione Romanorum vndecima Paeapo-\nli Francorum orientalium ciuitate, quam &;\nVvutciburg et Herbipolim\nvocant.\nFINIS.\n[Decorative tailpiece]\n\nIOANNIS\nTRI THEMII\nABBATIS SPAN-\nHEYMENSIS, etc.\nde\nSEPTEM SECVNDEIS,\nid est, intelligentijs, siue Spiritibus\norbes post Deum mouentib.\nLibellus,\nMulta scitúq́; digna, mira breuitate in se\ncomplectens arcana,\nIMP. DIVO MAXIMILIANO\nAug. Pio, sapienti dicatus, ex Archetypo\nanno 1545. conscriptus et denuò\neditus.\nANNO CHRISTI\nM. D. C.","segment":123,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"624","number":624},{"label":"625","number":625},{"label":"626","number":626}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-124","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0124","latin":"IOANNIS TRI-\nTHEMI ABBATIS\nSPANHEYMEN. LIBEL-\nLVS DE INTELLIGENTIIS\ncoelestibus, orbes post Deum guber-\nnantibus.\nVETERVM sententia est plurimo-\nrum, sapiẽtissime Caesar, mundum\nhunc inferiorem ordinatione pri-\nmi intellectus, qui Deus est, per se-\ncundas intelligentias gubernari, quorum o-\npinioni conciliator assentiens Medicorum\ndicit, septem Planetis, spiritus septem à prin\ncipio coeli &; terrae pręfectos. Quorum vnus-\nquisque mundum annis gubernat trecentis\nquinquaginta quatuor, mensibusque ex ordi-\nne quaternis. Huic positioni complures viri\ndoctissimi hactenus praebuêre consensum,\nquam ego non asserendo, sed referen-\ndo duntaxat facio tuae Maiestati\nSacratiss. manife-\nstam.\n\nPRIMVS Angelus, siue spiritus Sa-\nturni vocatur Orifiel, cui Deus mun- Orifiel.\ndum à principio creationis gubernan\ndum commisit, coepitq́; regimen illius\n15.die mensis Martij,anno mundi pri-\nmo, & durauit annis 354.mensibus quatuor. Ori-\nfiel autem nomen est officij, non naturae, spiritui ra-\ntione actionis attributum, sub cuius regimine homi-\nnes fuerunt rudes et agresti, more bestiarum in so-\nlitudine commorantes. Quod mea non indiget pro-\nbatione, cum ex textu Geneseos omnibus fit mani-\nfestum.\n\nS Ecundus mundi gubernator est Anael, spiritus Anael.\nVeneris, qui post Orifielem regere caepit sui in-\nfluxum Planetae, anno mundi 354. mense quarto, hoc\nest 24. die mensis Iunÿ, &; mundum gubernauit an-\nnis 354. mensibus quatuor, vsque, ad annum orbis con-\nditi780.vt calculanti patet, aetatẽ.Sub huius regimi-\nne Anaelis homines coeperunt esse cultiores, domusq́;\nconstituere &; vrbes, artes inuenire manuales, opus\ntextrinum,laxificium,hisq́; similia,carnis quoque, vo-\nlupiatibus peramplius indulgere, vxoresq́; sibi pul-\nchres assumere, Deum obliuisci,&; à naturali sim-\nplicitate in multis recedere, ludosq́; cantilenas inue-\nnirecithara canere, &; quicquidad Veneris pertinet\nrationem &; cultum excogitare,durauitq́; ista in ho-\nminbus lasciuia vitae ad diluuium, sumens argumen\ntum prauitatis suae.\n\nQ 4 Tertius\n\n2 DE SECVNDEIS\nZachariel.\nTertius Zacharie Angelus Iouis mundum caepit gubernare, anno creationis Coeli &; terrae,\n780.mense 8. hoc est, 26. die mensis Octobris, &; gu-\nbernauit mundum annis 354. mensibus quatuor.vs-\nque ad annos conditi orbis 1063.inclusiuè. Sub cu-\ns moderatione homines primum sibi Dominum in\nalterutrum vsurpare coeperunt,venationes exercere,\nsentoria facere, &; corpora varijs indumentis exornare,\nfactaq́;, est magna inter bonos malosq́;, diuisio,\nbonũ inuocantibus Deum, sicut Enoch, quem trans-\ntulit Dominus,malis autem post carnis illecebras dif-\ncurrentibus.Coeperunt etiam homines sub huius Za-\nchariei regimine magis ciuiliter viuere,legesq́;, pati\nmaiorum,mãsuescere à feritate priori, sub eius quo-\nque ducatu Adam primus homo fuit mortuus cunctae\nposteritati relinquens testamentum necessariò mo-\nviendi.Variae deniq́;, hoc tempore adinuentiones ho-\nminum &; artes emerserunt,sicuti historiographi cla-\nrius expresserunt.\nRaphael.\nQ Vartus mundi rector fuit Raphael, spiritus\nMercurij.qui caepit anno creationis Coeli et terrae 1063. Februarij die 24.&; praefuit annũ 354.\nmensibus quatuor,&; durauit eius dominium vsq́;,ad\nannos mundi 1417.&; mensem quartum.Hisce tem-\nporibus scribaria primò fuit inuenta, &; litera pri-\nmo ad modum seum formam arborum atq́;, plantarum\nexcogitatae,quae tamen postea cum tempore &; cul-\ntiorem sumpsêre ornatum, &; caracterum faciem ad\nsuum","segment":124,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"627","number":627},{"label":"628","number":628},{"label":"629","number":629}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-125","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0125","latin":"LIBELLVS.\n3\nsuum gentes arbitrium mutauerunt. Musicalium quoque instrumentorum vsus sub regimen huius Ra-\nphaelis multiplicari coepit &; mercãtiarum primùm fuit commutatio per homines adinuenta: Nauigan-\ndi quoque rudis audacia his temporibus primo fuit praesumpta, &; alia id genus multa.\n\nVintus gubernator mundi fuit Samael, an- Samael.\ngelus Martis, qui coepit 26.die mensis Iunij,\nanno mundi 1417.gubernauit mundum annis 354.\nmensibus 4.vsque,ad annum 1656. sicuti ex Gene-\nseos clare patescit historia. Et notandum, quod vete-\nres tradiderunt philosophi, quoties Samael spiritus\nMartis rector est orbis, toties Monarchiae notabilis al-\nteratio surgit. Religiones variantur &; sectae, mu-\ntantur leges, principatusque, ad extraneos transferun-\ntur &; regna, quod ex historijs per ordinem facilè pos-\nsumus inuenire. Verùm non statim à principio regi-\nminis Samael hunc manifestat suae medium excesse-\nrit quod idem de aliorum planetarum spiritibus est\nintelligendum, vt in historijs patet, qui omnes secun-\ndum proprietates naturae astrorum suorum,influunt et amp; operantur ad inferiora mundi huius.\n\nExtus mundi gubernator Gabriel Lu- Gabriel.\nnae,qui coepit post Samaelem Martis,28. die men\nQ5\nsis\n\n4 DE SECVNDEIS\n\nfis Octobris, anno mundi 1771. mense 8. &; gubernauit orbem, 354. annos, menses 4.vsque, ad annos mudi.\n\n2126.His temporibus rursus multiplicati sunt homines,&; varias condiderunt vrbes.Et notandum,quod Hebraei dicunt diluuium factum,anno mundi,1656. sub regimine Martis.Sed septuaginta interpretes Isidorus &; Beda confirmant illud factũ,anno 2242. sub gubernatione spiritus Lunae Gabrielis, quod &; mihi veritati magis videtur consentaneum multipli catione,quam exprimere non est praesentis temporis.\nMichael.S Eptimus mundi gubernator Michael fuit,Angelius Solis,qui coepit 24.Februarÿ,anno mundi secundùm communem supputationem 2126.&amp;; gubernauit orbem annis 354.menses quatuor,vsque,ad annum aetatis mundi,2480.menses 4.Sub Angeli Solis regimine sicuti historiae consonant veritati Reges inter mortales primùm esse coeperunt,inter quos Nemroth primus libidine dominandi super socios imperium tyrannidis inuasit.Cultus quoque Deorum stultitia hominum institutus fuit,&amp;; tenues suos ado rare principes vt Deos coeperunt.Variae etiam artes hoc tempore per homines fuerunt inventae:scilicet Mathematica,Astronomia,Magia,&amp; vnius Dei cultus diuerfis coepit exhiberi creaturis,&amp; veri cognitio Dei per superstitionem hominum in obliuionem pau latim deuenit.His quoque,temporib.Architectura inventa est,&amp;coeperunt homines politiorib.vti et amp; moribus et amp; institutis.\nRegum origo.Idololatrię scaturigo.Octauo\n\nOCTAVO dehinc ordine rursus Orifiel Saturni\nAngelus, mundum gubernare coepit 26. die\nmensis Iunij, anno ab origine mundi 2480. menses\nquatuor, annisq́; 364. &amp; mensibus quatuor, orbem\nsecunda vice gubernauit, vsque ad annum mundi\n2834. mensemq́; octauum. Sub huius gubernatione\nAngeli, multiplicatae sunt gentes, diuisa terra in Re-\ngiones, instituta multa regna, Turris Babel constru-\ncta, linguarum facta confusio, homines in omnem sunt\nterram dispersi, coeperuntq́;, homines terram accura-\ntius colere, arbos instituere, frumenta serere, vineas\nplantare, arbores infodere, &amp; quicquid ad victum\nvestitumq́; pertinet, diligentiis acquirere. Ab isto\ntempore primum inter homines fieri coepit nobilita-\ntis discretio, quando viri et amp; moribus et amp; ingenio reli-\nquos excellētes insignia gloriae à maioribus terrae pro\nmeritis susceperunt. Hinc primum orbis totus in ho-\nminum notitiam deuenire coepit, cùm vbiq́; multi-\nplicatis gentibus, &amp; multa oriebant regna, &amp; variae\nsunt linguarum differentiae subsecutae.\nN Ono autem ordine mundum rursus guber-na-\nre inchoauit Anael spiritus Veneris 29. die O-\nctobris, anno creationis Caeli et amp; terrae 2834. menfe\n8.&amp; praefuit annis 354.mensibus 4.vsque ad annum\nmundi 3189. His temporibus homines Deum verum\nobliuioni tradentes, mortuos et amp; eorum statuas pro\nDeo colere et amp; honorare coeperūt, qui error plus quàm\nduobus millibus mundum occupauit annis. Introdu-\ncentes Idololatrie incremen-\ntum.","segment":125,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"630","number":630},{"label":"631","number":631},{"label":"632","number":632}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-126","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0126","latin":"6 DE SECVNDEIS\ncentes curiosos corporis ornatus, & varia genera mu-\nficalium instrumentorum, homines rursus libidinem et amp; voluptatem carnis nimium prosequuti sunt, sta-\ntuas quoque templae dijs suis homines hisce tem-\nporibus instituentes dicantes. Incantationes et maleficia temporibus istis fuerunt excogitata per So\nroastem Bactrianorũ Regem primum,( alios diuer\nfos,) quem Ninus Rex Assyriorum in bello superauit.\nD ecimo ordine Zachariel Angelus Iouis iterum\ngubernare coepit vltimo die mensis Februa-\nrij,anno conditionis Coeli terrae 3189.&amp; guberna-\nuit annis ex more 354.menses 4.vsque,ad annum mun\ndi ipsius 3543.&amp; mensem 4. Haec laeta fuêre tempo-\nra,quae verè aurea dici potuerunt,in quibꝰ omnium\nrerum copiae,&amp; generi humano incrementum contu-\nlit, &amp; maximum orbi dedit ornatum. Similiter hoc\ntempore Deus Abrabae legem circumcisionis dedit,&amp;\ngeneris humani Redemptionem primò pollicitus est. Sub huius regimi-\nne spiritus Patriarchae infundatores iustitia clarue-\nrunt, &amp; iusti ab impīs sunt propria voluntate et amp;o-\npere diuisi. Claruit his etiam temporibus apud Ar-\nchadiam Iupiter,qđ Lisania Coeli,&amp; Dei Filius,\nRex, qui primus leges Archadibus dedit,moribus mul\ntum fecit esse ciuiles,Dei cultum docuit,templa con-\nstruxit,instituit Sacerdotes,&amp; multa generi huma-\nno procurauit vtilia,propter quae Iupiter ab eis di-\nctus est,&amp; post mortem pro Deo habitus.Duxit au- tem\nPromissa\nhumanae\nSalutis re-\nstauratio.\nIupiter Rex\nArchadiae.\nle\nic\n\nLIBELVS.\n7\ntem originem ex Heber filijs, scilicet Ierari, quemad-\nmodum historiae sonant. Prometheus etiam filius A-\nthlantis sub huius Angeli regimine dictus est feciffe\nhomines, propterea quòd ex rudibus effecerit doctos,\nhumanos, mansuetos, & moribus scientiaq́; politos,\nimagines artefecit sese mouere. Vsum annuli primus\nexcogitauit, sceptrum diademáque, & insignia Rega-\nlia similiter inuenit. Claruerunt et alij Iouiniani his\ntemporibus homines sapientißimi viri et mulieres\nqui suo ingenio multa generi humano vtilia inuenta\ntradiderunt, & propter magnitudinem sapientiae\nmortui inter Deos relati putabantur. Videlicet Pho-\nnoreus, qui leges et iudicia primus apud Graecos in-\nstituit, Sol, Minerua, Ceres, Serapis apud Aegyptios,\n& alij complures.\nProme\ntheus.\nPhono-\nreus.\n\nORdine vndecimo Raphael spiritus Mercurÿ i-\n\nterũ mundi regimen suscepit prima die men\n\nfis Iulÿ anno mundi 3543.mense 4.&amp; praefuit anni\n\n354.mensibus 4.vsque ad annum creationis Coeli et amp;\n\nierrae 3897.&amp; 8.mensem. His verò tẽporibus,vt clarè\npatet ex veterum historijs,homines sapientiae operam\nmagis dederunt, inter quos fuerunt vltimi clarißimi\nviri Mercurius,Bachus,Omogyrus,Isis,Inachus,Ar-\ngus,Apollo,Cecrops,&amp; complures alij,qui suis inuen-\ntionibus et amp; mundo tunc profuerunt et amp; posteriori.\nVariae quoque his temporibus superstitiones in cultu-\nra idolorum per homines fuerunt institutae,in canta-\nzionesq́; artes imaginum diabolicarum mirum in\nmodum\n\n8 DE SECVNDEIS\n\nmodum auctae, & quicquid subtilitatis et ingenij Moses.\n\nMercurio ex more attribuetur, tunc temporis auge-batur.\n\nIanus. Hebraeorum dux sapientißimus, multa-rumrerum et artium peritus, veri et vnius Dei cul-tor,\n\nHebraeorum populum à seruitute Aegyptiorum in libertatem vindcauit.\n\nCirca hoc tempus Saturnus, qui stercore agros pinguari docuit, & pro Deo habitus fuit.\n\nCadmus inuentor literarum in Italia primus regnauit, post quem Saturnus, qui potens subregimine huius Raphaelis Angeli Mercu-rij legem populo suo per Mosen dedit in scriptis, quae Christi futura natiuitati in carne testimonium red-dit manifestum. Mirabilis quoque in mundo religionũ fuit suborta diuersitas. Multae quoque, his temporibus floruerunt Sybillae, prophetae, Arioli, Aruspices, Magi. Vates, vt Sybilla Erythrea, Delfica, Phrygiaq́; cum caeteris.","segment":126,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"633","number":633},{"label":"634","number":634},{"label":"635","number":635}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-127","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0127","latin":"DVodecimo autem ordine mundum denuò re-gere coepit Samael Angelus Martis, 2. die mensis Octobr. anno mundi 3892. mense 8. durauitq́;, regimen eius annis 354. mensibus 4. vsque ad annos 4252. Sub cuius regimine fuit magnum illud ac fu-mosißimum excidium Troianum in Asia minore, fa-ctaq́;, est Monarchiae multorumq́;, Regnorum admi-randa mutatio et amp; multarum de nouo ciuitatum in-stitutio, vt Parisiensium, Moguntiae, Carthagini, Nea-polis, &amp; aliarum multarum. Multa etiam regna de novo\n\nExcidium Troianũ. Parisius.  Moguntia.  \n\nLIBELVS.\n9\nnouo fuerunt exorta, vt Lacedaemoniorum, Corin-\nthiorum, Hebraeorum et complura alia. Maxima\nfuerunt his temporibus in toto mundo bella et prae-\nlia Regum et gentium, variaeq́; mutationes Impe-\nriorum. Veneti ab hoc tempore ex Troianis compu-\ntant initium et gentis suae et vrbis. Et notandum,\nquòd et aliae nationes plurimae tam in Europa quàm\nin Asiae suam praetendunt originem sesumptisse à\nTroianis, quibus tantum accommodare fidei duxi,\nquantum ipsi veritatis mihi sufficienti testimonio po-\nterunt persuadere. Friuola sunt qua afferunt de sua\nnobilitate et antiquitate, volentes palàm gloria-\nri, quasi non fuerint in Europa gentes, ante Troia-\nnorum excidium, nullusq́;, inter ipsos ignobilis.\nItem sub huius planetae imperio Saul primus\nIudaeorum factus est Rex, postea q́;, Daniel, cuius fi-\nlius Rex Salomon, templum Dei veri toto famosißi-\nmum in mundo in Hierusalem construxit, hinc spi-\nritus Dei prophetas suos ampliore lumine gratiae suae\nillustrans, non solùm de futura incarnatione Do-\nmini Saluatoris, sed et alia multa praedicere fecit,\nvt sanctae testantur historiae, inter quos fuerunt Na-\nthan propheta Dauid Regis, Gad, Asaph, Achias, Se-\nmeias, Asarias, Anan cum pluribus alijs. Homerus.\nPoëta Graecus Troiani scriptor excidij, Dares Phry-\ngius, Dictis Cretensis, qui excidio ipsi interfuerunt,\n& similiter descripserunt, fuisse leguntur his tem-\nporibus in humanis.\nOrdino\nVeneto-\nrum origo.\nSaul.\nHomerus.\n[Illegible: reason=\"scribbled\", extent=ca. 1 word or symbol]\n\n10 DE SECVNDEIS\n\nRdine tertio decimo, Gabriel spiritus Lunae\ndenuò regimen mundi suscepit 30. die Ianua-\nrij, anno ab origine vniuersi 4252. &amp; praefuit impe-\nrio suo annis 354. mensibus 4.vsque, ad annum mundi\n4606. &amp; mensem 4. Isto autem tempore plures a-\npud Hebraeos claruerunt prophetae, Helias videlicet,\nHelisaeus, Micheas, Abdias, &amp; alij complures. Erantque\nvariae regni Hebraeorum mutationes. Lycurgus iura et amp; leges dedit Lacedaemonijs. Capetus Syluius, Ly-\nberius Syluius, Romulus Syluius, Nu-\nmitor, Italiae Reges sub hujusmodi spiritus flo-\nruerunt, plura etiam regna sub eo noua sumpserunt\ninitia, vt Lydorum, Medorum, Sparta-\nnorum et amp; aliorum. Monarchia Assyriorum in Sarda-\nnapalo defecit. Similiter et amp; regnum Macedoniorum\nconsumitur. Variae hominibus impositae sunt leges,&amp;\nvert Dei cultus negligitur, falsorum deorum religio\nnimis propagatur. Vrbs Roma sub imperio huius spi-\nritus construitur anno 1484. qui fuit annus regimi-\nnis ipsius Gabrielis in ordine 239. defecitque, regnum\nSyluiorum Italiae, &amp; Romanorum incepit. His etiam\ntemporibus Thales,Solon, Periander,Cleobo-\nlus,Bias et amp; Pictacus septem sapientes in Graecia cla-\nruerunt, &amp; ex hinc philosophi et amp; poetae in precio ha-\nberi coeperunt. Imperauit autem Romae primus vrbi\nconditor Romulus anni 37.fratricida et amp; cultor sedi-\ntionis.Post quem Numa Pomp.anni 42.qui cultum\nDeorum ampliauit,tempore Ezechia Regis Iudao-TMN","segment":127,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"636","number":636},{"label":"637","number":637},{"label":"638","number":638}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-128","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0128","latin":"LIBELLVS.\n12\nrum magna in pace regnum continuit. Circa finem\ngubernationis huius spiritus Lunae Nabuchodonosor\nRex Babyloniae Hierusalem coepit, & destruxit Sedechiam Regem, & omnem populum abduxit captium. Hieremias propheta claruit, qui hoc praedixit excidium. Similiter ex Babylon futuram liberationem.\nNabuchodonosor.\nSedechias.\nHieremias.\nP OSt Gabrielem 14.imperium mundi iterum assumpfit Michael spiritus Solis qui coepit prima die mensis Maij, anno mundi 4606.mense 4.rexitque mundum in ordine suo annis 354.vsque ad annum conditi orbis 4960.& menses 8.In tempore huius re-giminis Euil Merodach Rex Babylonis libertatem et regem populo restituit Hebraeorum, ad directionem Michaelis,qvi,Daniel scribit, pro populo stetit Iudaeorum,cui à Deo fuerant commißi.Item hisce tem- poribus Monarchia regni caepit Persarum,cuius Rex primus Darius,& secundus Cyrus regnum illud Babyloniae potentißimum in diebus Balthasar,(vt Daniel et prophetae praedixerunt) funditus destruxerunt.Claret his temporibus Cumana Sybilla, quae nouem libros Tarquinio Prisco Regi praecio coemen-dos proposuit,in quibus futurorum series auisamen-torum et ratio continebatur totius Reipub.Roma-norum Verùm cum Rex denegaret praetium,tres primos libros Sybilla eo vidente exußit,pro reliquis sex idem praetium postulabat.Quod cum ille rursus degegasset,alios quoque tres igni tradidit comburen-\nR\ndos.\n\n12 DE SECVNDEIS dos, quod et de vltimis fecisset, nisi Rex suorum con- filio persuasus, eos ab interitu dato praetio redemis- set, quod pro omnibus fuerat postulatum. Item Ro- mani abrogatis Regibus duos per annum cōsules con- stituerunt. Phaleris tyrannus Siciliam ijs temporibus occupat. Magia quoque temporibus istis apud Reges Persarum magno in praetio fuit. Pythagoras philosophus et multi alij apud Graecos tunc floruerunt. Templum Hierosolymis et ciuitas reaedificatur. Esdras propheta libros Mosi cōbustos à Chaldaeis, qui et Ba- bylonij fuerunt dicti, memoria vsus pro Archetypo re- parauit. Xerxes Rex Persarum exercitum aduersus Graecos duxit, sed parum profecit. Roma capitur, incenditur et destruitur à Gallis, capitolio duntaxat excepto, tutato ab ansere, pugiles lassos suscitante. Atheniensium bella famosißima ijs quoque temporebus fuêre. Socrates et Plato philosophi tunc temperis vixerunt. Romani iterum abrogatis consulibus, Tribunos et Aediles instituerunt, fueruntq́; his temporibus multis calamitatib. inuoluti. Alexander quoque Magnus post regimen Michaelis exactum in Macedonia regnauit. Monarchiam Persarum in Dario destruxit, & suo imperio totam Asiam cum parte Europae subiugauit: vixit annis 125 mensibus quinque, post cuius mortem infinita bella furunt subsecuta, & multa mala, & diuisa est Monarchia in quatuor. Apud Hebraeos pro sacerdotio summomo concertari coeptum est. Regnum Syria inchoatur. Post-","segment":128,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"639","number":639},{"label":"640","number":640},{"label":"641","number":641}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-129","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0129","latin":"LIELLVS.\n13\nPOst Michaelem ordine decimoquinto, iam ter-\ntio spiritus Saturni Orifiel, regimen orbis af-\nsumpsit, vltima die mensis Septembris, anno condi-\ntionis vniuersi 4960.mense 8. &amp; praefuit annis 354.\nmensibus 4.vsque ad annum mundi 5315. Sub cuius\nregimine bellum coepit Punicum inter Romanos et Carthaginenses. Vrbs Roma per ignem et amp; aquam\npenitus quaesi consumpta fuit. Colossus imago fusi\nlis aerea pedum 126. terraemotu corruit. Vno hic an-\nno pax fuit Rom. post bellum Punicum, qui in 440.\nannis nunquam sine bello fuerunt. Hierosolymae cum\ntemplo incenditur et amp; destruitur per Antiochum, &amp;\nEpiphanem. Machabaeorum historia et amp; bella gerun-\ntur. His temporibus anno ab orbe condita 606. Car-\nthago destruitur et amp; arsit per dies 17.continuos. In Si-\ncilia 70000. seruorum contra dominos suos conspira-\ntio fuit. Magna ijs temporibus portenta videbantur\nin Europa, animalia domestica fugere ad nemora,\nsanguis fluxit, igneus è coelo globus cum fragore mi-\ncuit. Mithridates Rex Ponti et amp; Armeniae per annos\n40.bellum geßit cum Romanis. Regnum Hebraeorum\nrestituitur, quod interruptum fuerat annis 575. à\ntempore Zedechiae vsque ad Aristobolum. Item Ger-\nmani theutones inuaserunt Romanos, &amp; post multa\npraelia feruntur victi, ac 160000.interfecti, praeter\ninnumerabiles, qui se cum domesticis interfecerunt\nsub Caio et amp; Manlio consulibus. Multi nihilominus\nRomanorum per eos antea fuerunt deleti. Denique\nbellae Bellum Punicum.\nRomae ca-\nlamitas.\nColossus destruitur.\nAntiochus Epipha-\nnes.\nCarthago destruitur.\nMulta por-\ntenta.\nMithri-\ndates.\nTheutoni-\nca clades\naduerfus\nRomanos.\nbella\n\n14 DE SECVNDEIS\nbella ciuilia, quae annis durauerunt 40.Romanos val-\nde attriuerunt. Tres Romae Soles apparuerunt, nec\ndiu sed mox in vnum redacti sunt. Pauculos post an-\nnos Iulius Caius Caesar Romanorum vsurpauit impe-\nrium, quod Octauianus Augustus post eum amplia-\nuit,&amp; Asiam,Africam et amp; Europam in vnam Monar-\nchiam adunauit. Imperauit autem annis 36.per\nquem Deus pacem orbi contulit vniuerso. Anno à\ncondita vrbe 751.Octauiani Caesaris Augusti 42.\nOrifielis spiritus Saturni regiminis praescripti anno\n245.mense 8.vicesimo quinto die mensis Decembris.\nIESVS CHRISTVS Dei filius ex Maria Virgi-\nne in Bethlehem Iudaea natus est.Nota quàm pul-\nchra diuinae prouidentiae ordinatio.Mundus enim\nsub Orifielis regimine primò creatus est,&amp; sub ter-\ntie quoq misericorditer redemptus,instauratꝰ et amp;\nrenouatus vt huic descriptioni regiminis mundi se-\nptem factorum consonantia ministrare videatur.In pri-\nmo enim regimine Orifielis,vna totius fuit\nMonarchia,sub secundo (vt supradiximus)in mul-\ntos fuit diuisa.Iterum sub tertio,vt cernitur,in vni-\ntatem reuocata,licet,si rectè metiamur,manife-\nstum etiam fit in secundo regimine Orifielis vnam\ntotius mundi fuisse Monarchiam,cum turris con-\nstrueretur Babylon.Ab hinc regnum Iudaeorum abla-\ntum est,victimaeq et amp;iuge sacrificium cessauerunt,\nnec restituetur Iudaeis libertas,ante tertiam revolu-\ntionem","segment":129,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"642","number":642}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-130","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0130","latin":"LIBELVS.\n15 tionem Michaelis spiritus, haecꝙ fiet post Christi na-\ntiuitatem anno 1880. mense 8. hoc est anno mundi\n7170. mense 8. Christianam religionem ijs tempori-\nbus multi Iudaeorum et gentilium assumpserunt sim\nplicißimis atque rusticani praedicantibus, quos non\ninstitutio humana, sed Dei spiritus illustrauit. Ad\nprimam simplicitatis innocentiam mundus tumre-\nuocari coepit, vtrobique spiritu Saturni Orifiele ipsum\ngubernante. Mixta sunt coelestia terrenis, multi e-\ntiam Christianorum, pro fide quam praedicabant, à\nmundi Rectoribus crudeliter interfecti. Circa finem\nregiminis Orifieli Hierusalem per Romanos destrui-\ntur, & Iudaei in omnem terram disperguntur, inter-\nfeciꝰ vndecies centum millibus et venditis 80000.\nreliqui fugerunt, & sic Romani Iudaeam penitus de-\nstruxerunt.\n\nOrdine 16. post Orifielem Anael spiritus Vene-\nris regimen totius mundi tertia vice resum-\npsit, vltimo die Ianuarij. Anno conditionis Coeli et terra 5315. à Christi verò natiuitate 109. & guber-\nnaui orbem annis 354. mensibus 4. vsque ad anno\nmunli 5669. menses 4. Dominicae verò Natiuitatis\nin caene 463. Et notandum, quod pene toto tempore\nistius regiminis Angeli Veneris, Christianorum Ec-\nclesie in persecutionibus floruit et praeualuit infini-\ntes humanum millibus pro fide Christi occisis. Haereses\ndenique plures his temporibus in Ecclesia pullulare\ncaepeant, quae non sine labore et sanguine bonorum viro-\n\n16 DE SECVNDEIS virorum cum tempore fuerunt extinctae. Multi cla- ruerunt ijs temporibus viri in omni genere scientiarũ doctißimi et eloquentißimi Theologi, Astronomi, Me dici, Oratores, Historigraphi et ijs cõsimiles, non so- lum inter gẽtes, sed etiam apud Christianos. Cessauit tandem persecutio infidelium aduerfus Ecclesiam, posteaquam Constatius Caesar Magnus fidem assum psit, anno mundi 5539. post medium regiminis ipsius Anaelis Angeli Veneris, quamuis etiam poste in par-te fuerit aliquoties per impios turbata, manfit tamẽ multo tempore in toto quietissima. Exhinc genus hu- manum, quod à tẽpore Nini Regis circa idolorum cul turas per annos 2300. miserabiliter errauerat, adv- nius Dei fuit cognitionem misericorditer reuocatũ. Artes variae subtilitis his temporibus aucta sunt, & per conuenientia naturae ornatum sumpse-runt et incrementũ. Mutantur enim hominum cum tempore mores, & corpora inferiora secundum influentiam superiorum disponuntur. Mens quidem li-bera est, & influentiam astrorum non suscipit, nisi praenimium, quod cum corpore habet, commercium se inclinando affectum commaculet suum. Angelie-nim qui motores sunt Orbium, nihil eorum quae na-tura constituit, destruunt vel subuertũt. Cometa in-solitae magnitudinis Constantini mortem praeceßit. Arriana haeresis multis in locis turbauit Ecclesiã san-etam in fine huius regiminis, tempore Iuliani Caesa- ris cruces apparuerunt, in lineis vestibus hominum. In Asia\n\nLIBELLVS.\n17\nIn Asia et Palestina secuta sunt bella, pestilentiae et fames in istis locis in quibus cruces apparuerunt. His quoque temporibus circa annos Domini 360.Franci in Germania sumpserunt initium, qui postea Galliam deuastantes suo nomine victam Franciam nuncupa-uêre. Descriptio Franciae fuit magnitudine longa et lata,cuius Metropolis Moguntia,nunc verò Herbipo- lis sola.Bauari,Rhenenses,Saxones,Thuringi et circumsiti Pontificatus magnam hodie partem Franciae in Germania occupant.Item anno gubernationis huius Anaelis 280.Romanum inclinari coepit imperium,cùm vrbs capta fuit à Gottis et incensa, sede prius imperiali sub Constantino in Graeciã translata,quod initium fuit et causa totius inclinationis Monarchiae.Nam circa finem huius regimenti Anae-lis surrexerunt Radagistes,Athaulfusque, Re-ges Gottorum.Item postea Gensericus Vandalorum,Athila quoque Hunorum,q; imperium miserabiliter lacerauerunt,vt in his historijs patet.\n\nP Ost Anaelem ordine 17.Zachariel spiritus Io-puis regimen vniuersale tertia vice resumpsit primae die Iunij,anno mundi 5669.mense 4.Do-minicae verò Natiuitatis 463.mense 7.& praefuit anni 354.mensibus quatuor,vsque ad annos mundi 6023 mensemque 8.Domini autem 817.Multi his temporibus amore philosophiae Christianae,sese ad E-remun contulerunt,multa etiã apparuêre portenta,\nR 4 Come-\nFrācorum Germano-rum origo siue initia.\nMoguntia metropo lis Franco-rum olim.\nInclinatio Romani imperij.\nGothorum Vandalo-rum.\nHunorum irruptio-nes.q\nCome-","segment":130,"source":{"mapping_precision":"approximate","pages":[{"label":"642","number":642}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-131","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0131","latin":"18 DE SECVNDEIS\nCometes,\nterraemo-\ncus, pluuia\nsanguinis.\nMerlinus.\nArcturus.\nTer dena\nregna ser-\nuerunt Ar\ncturo.\nMonacho-\nrum ordi-\nne Boetius.\nPerturba-\ntus status\nEcclesiae et imperij.\nClodo-\nueus Rex\nFranciae\nbonus.\nCometes, terraemotus, pluuia sanguinis. Merlinus in\nTumbe natus miranda praedixit in principio huius\nregiminis. Arcturus quem vulgò Arcum appellant,\nRex Britanniae famosißimus barbaros vicit, pacem\nEcclesiae reddidit, multa praelia victor geßit, fidem\nChristi ampliauit, Galliam totam, Noruegiam, Da-\nciam &; multas prouincias suo imperio subiugauit.\nErat omnium sui temporis Regum gloriosißimus, qui\npost multa egregia patrata, nusquam comparuit,\nmultis annis expectatis à Britonibus redire, de quo\nmirabiles olim Mimi cantilenas ediderunt, quo re-\ngnante, Anglia in flore fuit, cui ter dena regna seruie\nrunt. Hisce temporibus monachorum in Ecclesia Dei\nordines coeperunt multiplicari.Theodoricus Rex Go-\nthorum Arrianus totam Italiam possedit, Boetium\nconsulem occidit. Erant omnia perturbatione plena,\nimperium simul et amp; Ecclesia.Zenon et amp; Anastasius Im\nperatores Arriani in Oriente, Theodoricus et amp; sui suc-\ncessores in Italia, Honorius Rex Vandalorum in Afri-\nca tyrannidem exercebant non paruam. Clodoueus\ntandem Rex Francorum in Gallia factus Christia-\nnus et amp; Gothos superauit et amp; pacem impossuit,\nlicet non vbique terrarum, tempore S.Benedicti, an-\nno Christianorum quingentefimo, vel circa in prin-\ncipio regiminis huius Angeli Zacharielis Iouis, cuius\nest proprium spiritus, imperia mutare et amp; regna,quod\nin hac reuolutione factum,multipliciter historie de-\nclarant,&amp; quod ipse facere non potuit Raphael An-\ngelo","segment":131,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"643","number":643},{"label":"644","number":644},{"label":"645","number":645}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-132","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0132","latin":"LIBELLVS.\n23\nmaritimos fluctus penè submersa fuit &; perie-\nrunt plus quàm 100000 hominum. Tartari Hunga-\nriam deuastant atque Poloniam. Armenia maiori\nprius, &; multis superatis regionibus. Anno Christia-\nnorũ\nnorum 1244. quidam Iudaeus apud Toletum fodiens,\nInuentio\nlibri per\nIudaeum.\nlibrum inuenit, in quo erat scriptum: in tertio mun-\ndo Christus nascetur de Virgine Maria, &; pro salu-\nte hominum patietur, mox credens baptizatus est\ntertius mundus. Tertia Saturni spiritus reuolutio\nfuit, de qua supra dictum est, in cuius principio Chri-\nstus fuit de Virgine natus. Romani Pontifices Fride-\nricum abrogantes imperio 28. annis vacaffe dixe-\nder.\nringum Vvilhelmum Comitem Holandiae. Conra-\ndum filium Friderici. Alphonsum Regem Castellae et Richardum Comitem Cornubiae fratrem Regis An-\ngliae, &; multiplicata funt mala in terra. Hoc tempo-\nre circa annos Domini 1260. Suitẽsium confoede-\nratio primum coepit, gens parua numero, quae cum\ntempore creuit &; multos nobilium alios interfece-\nrunt, alios de finibus fugarunt, viri bellicosi, quorum\nRespub. notae est omnibus Germaniae populis. Anno\nChristianorum 1273. Rudolphus de Habspurg ele-\nctione Principum Imperator constituitur, &; impe-\nrauit annis 18. vir per omnia prudens &; optimus, de\nquo Duces Austriae omnes postea descenderunt. Tar-\nTartarũ\nimpetus.\nR 7 tari\nAbrogati\nimper.Frider.\nRudol-\nphus de\nHabspurę\nSuitẽsium\nconfoede\nratio.\nDucum A\nstrię orig\nBIBLIOGRAPHIA\nVOCABULARIUM\nET INSTITUTIONES\nPRINCIPALITER UTILITATIS ET\nCONCERNENTES HEBRIDAS,\nET ALBUMS ET CAMPUS\nET TARTAROS ET\nINVENTIONEM LIBERAM\nET CONCORDIAM\nET PRIMAE INTER VIVANTES\nET DECEM ET QUADRAGESIMA\nET SEPTUAGENARIAe ET\nET QUINTA ET OCTAVA ET\nET NONA ET TERTIA ET\nET UNA ET DIXTA ET\nET SECTA ET SEPTUAGENA ET\nET QUARTA ET QUADRAGE ET\nET TERTIA ET TERTIA ET\nET UNA ET UNA ET\nET SECTA ET SECTA ET\nET QUARTA ET QUARTA ET\nET TERTIA ET TERTIET ET\nET UNA ET UNA ET\nET SECTA ET SECTE ET\nET QUARTA ET QUARTE ET\nET TERTIA ET TERCIE ET\nET UNA ET UNAE ET\nET SECTA ET SECTAE ET\nET QUARTA ET QUAERE ET\nET TERTIA ET TERCIET ET\nET UNA ET UNE ET\nET SECTA ET SCITE ET\nET QUARTA ET QUATRE ET\nET TERTIA ET TRICIE ET\nET UNA ET ONCET ET\nET SECTA ET SECITE ET\nET QUARTA ET QUATTRE ET\nET TERTIA ET TRECE ET\nET UNA ET ONCENT ET\nET SECTA ET SCIET ET\nET QUARTA ET QUARENT ET\nET TERTIA ET THIRTY ET\nET UNA ET ONE AND\nET SECTA ET SIXTH ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTH ET\nET TERTIA ET THIRD ET\nET UNA ET UNIT ET\nET SECTA ET SECOND ET\nET QUARTA ET FORTY ET\nET TERTIA ET THREE ET\nET UNA ET ONE, ET\nET SECTA ET SIXT ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTE ET\nET TERTIA ET TWENTY ET\nET UNA ET ONE HUNDRED ET\nET SECTA ET SIXTEEN ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTEEN ET\nET TERTIA ET TEN ET\nET UNA ET ONE CENTURY ET\nET SECTA ET SIXTAHEDRON ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTAHEDRON ET\nET TERTIA ET TRIANGLE ET\nET UNA ET ONE CIRCLE ET\nET SECTA ET SIXCIRCLE ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTCIRCLE ET\nET TERTIA ET TWO-CIRCLE ET\nET UNA ET ONE MILLION ET\nET SECTA ET SIXMILLION ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTMILLION ET\nET TERTIA ET THOUSAND ET\nET UNA ET ONE BILLION ET\nET SECTA ET SIXBILLION ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTBILLION ET\nET TERTIA ET HUNDRETH ET\nET UNA ET ONE THOUSAND AND\nET SECTA ET SIXTHOUSAND ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURRTHOUSAND ET\nET TERTIA ET FORTY-THOUSAND ET\nET UNA ET ONE MILENDOM ET\nET SECTA ET SIXMEILDOM ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTMEILDOM ET\nET TERTIA ET MEASURE OF TIME ET\nET UNA ET ONE HOUR ET\nET SECTA ET SIXHOUR ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTHEOUR ET\nET TERTIA ET HOUR ET\nET UNA ET ONE DAY ET\nET SECTA ET SIXDAY ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTDAY ET\nET TERTIA ET DAYS ET\nET UNA ET ONE MONTH ET\nET SECTA ET SIXMONTH ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTEMONTH ET\nET TERTIA ET MONTHS ET\nET UNA ET ONE YEAR ET\nET SECTA ET SIXYEAR ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTYEAR ET\nET TERTIA ET YEARS ET\nET UNA ET ONE DECADE ET\nET SECTA ET SIXDECADE ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTEADE ET\nET TERTIA ET DECADENESS ET\nET UNA ET ONE DOZENT AND\nET SECTA ET SIXDOZENT ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTOZENT ET\nET TERTIA ET ZEVEN-DOZENT ET\nET UNA ET ONE CENTURY AND\nET SECTA ET SIXCENTURY ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTCENTURY ET\nET TERTIA ET CENTURIES ET\nET UNA ET ONE MILLENDOM AND\nET SECTA ET SIXMILLENDOM ET\nET QUARTA ET FOURTIMILENDOM ET\nET TERTIA ET MILLION OF TIME ET\nET UNA ET ONE HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND, AND FORTY-TWO HOURS, MINUTES, SECONDS ET\nSECTA ET SIXHOUR, MINUTE, SECOND ET\nQUARTA ET FOURTHOUR, MINUTE, SECOND ET\nTERTIA ET HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND ET\nUNA ET ONE DAY, MONTH, YEAR, AND MEASURE OF TIME ET\nSECTA ET SIXDAY, MONTH, YEAR ET\nQUARTA ET FOURTDAY, MONTH, YEAR ET\nTERTIA ET DAYS, MONTHS, YEARS ET\nUNA ET ONE MILENDOM, DECADE, DOZENT, CENTURY, AND MEASURE OF TIME AND\nSECTA ET SIXMEILDOM, DECADENESS, ZEVEN-DOZENT, SIXTEEN-CENTURY, AND SIXTY-FIVE-MILLION OF TIME ET\nQUARTA ET FOURTMILENDOM, FOURTOZENT, FOURTEDECADE, FOURTECENTURY, AND FOURTY-FIVE-MILLION ET\nTERTIA ET MEASURE OF TIME, HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND. ET\nUNA ET ONE HOUR, MINUTE,SECOND, AND FORTY-Two-HOURS, MINUTES, SECODS.\nET SECTA ET SIX HOURS, MINUTES, SECOND. ET\nQUARTA ET FOURTHOURS, MINUTES, SECOND ET\nTERTIA ET HOUR, MINUTES, SECOND.\nET UNA ET ONE DAY, MONTH, YEARS, AND MEASURE OF TIME.\nET SECTA ET SIX DAY, MONTH, YEAR. ET\nQUARTA ET FOURDAY, MONTH, YEAR.\nTERTIA ET DAYS, MONTH, YEARS.\nET UNA ET ONE MILLENDAR, DECADE, DOWENT, CENTURY, AND Measure of Time and\nSECTA","segment":132,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"646","number":646},{"label":"647","number":647},{"label":"648","number":648}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-133","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0133","latin":"24 DE SECVNDEIS\ntari terras Christinorum, Constantinopolim et amp; Gra\nciam inuadentes, multa damna Christianis intule-\nrunt. Sarraceni multas in Asia ciuitates occupant,\n&amp; plus quàm 4.centies Christianorum interficiunt.\nRudolpho mortuo, Adolphus de Nassau in Regem ele-\nctus est, &amp; imperauit annis 6.quem Albertus filius\nRudolphi postea superans in bello iuxta Vvormatiam\noccidit et amp; Imperator electus fuit anno 1298.impe-\nrauitq́;, anni 10.&amp; à fratris filio interficitur. Ordo\nTemplariorum iussu Clementis Papae quinti destrui-\ntur. Insula Rhodus per Christianos de manibus Sar-\nracenorum capta est, anno 4.obsidionis et amp; belli con-\ntra eos continui. Alberto per nepotem occiso, Henri-\ncus 8.Imperator constitutus, Comes Lucenburgensis,\nqui imperauit annis quinque. Quo mortuo Ludoui-\ncus quartus Bauariae imperat annis 32.incipiens an-\nno 1315.cui Romani Pontifices coronam dederunt.\nFridericus Dux Austriae se opposuit, sed ab eo supera-\ntus est. Post Ludouicum Carolus quartus Bohemiae\nRex, Imperator constituitur, qui Episcopatum Pra-\ngensem in Archiepiscopatum erexit, imperauit an-\nnis 31.Terrae motus maximi fuerunt. Hic Carolus\nmulta circa Telonea de nouo instituit in fauorem\nPrincipum Electorum.Guntherus Comes de Schwar\ntzenburg, se Regem appellans Carolo Imperatori\nopposuit, sed nihil aduersus eum praeualuit.Post Ca-\nrolum filius eius Venceslaus imperauit anni 22.\npost quem Iodocus Marchio Morauiae succeßit Sigif-\nmunlo\n\nLIBELLVS.\n25\nmundo Venceslai germano. Vvenceslaus fuit depo-\nsitus. Leupoldus dux Austriae cum 8. Comitibus &;\nplus 4000. à Suitenfibus in bello dimicans occisus eft.\nSub Venceslao Bohemorum Rege, &; Imperatore\ndogma Hußitarum initium sumpfit. Quo depofito,\nRupertus Comes Palatinus Rheni Bauariaeque, dux fuit\nelectus, &; imperauit annis 10. Anno Domini 1369.\nSarracenis bellum induxerunt Christiani, fed malè\nsuccceßit propter arrogantiam Gallorum, quia plus\nquàm 100000.nostrorum occubuerunt, praeter capti-\nuos, inter quos fuit Ioannes Burgũdiorum Dux,mul-\nta fuerunt his temporibus bella. Anno 1407.Sigis-\nmundus fit Imperatar annis 27. Bohemiam vastare\nconatus eft, pro exturbatione haerefiun, fed parum\nprofecit. Regnum Franciae per Anglos &; Burgu-\ndiones atrociter vaftatur,&; affligitur. Sigismundo\nvita defuncto Albertus dux Austriae gener eius succef-\nfit,anno Christianorum 1438.regnauitque,annis dun-\ntaxat duobus, vir optimus &; imperio dignus. Quo\nmortuo,Fridericus 3.dux Austriae,filius,ele-\nctione Principum Imperator conftitutus fuit, &; an-\nnis 56.imperauit,vir ingenio diuinus &; animo paci-\nficus anno Domini 1440.coepit regnare.Anno Chri-\nfrianorum 1453.Constantinopolis traditione cuiuf-\ndã Ianuenfis à Turcis capitur,&; paulatim tota Grae-\ncia defecit à fide Christiana.Porrò enim tempore\nmulta regna &; prouinciae Christianom à Turcis\nvaftantur &; tapiuntur.Multũ Christiani bella in-","segment":133,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"649","number":649},{"label":"650","number":650},{"label":"651","number":651},{"label":"652","number":652},{"label":"653","number":653},{"label":"654","number":654}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-134","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0134","latin":"26 DE SECVNDEIS\nbellorum multus.\nArs impressoria Mo-\nguntiae in-\ngenta de nouo.\nTerrae mo-\ntus.\nMoguntia capitur.\nBellum Du-\nsis Burgun-\nliae.\nCometes.\nTurcarum successus aelix.\nConcursus sultorum d Niclaus ausen.\nter sese tempore habuerunt grauißima in Gal-\nlia, Anglia, Vuesthalia, Prusbia, Flandria,\nSueuia et alijs locis. His temporibus ars impressoria\nMoguntiae Metropolis Alemaniae inuenta est de nouo,\nmirabili industria, munere diuinitatis. Anno Chri-\nstianorum 1456. Turci prostrati in Hungaria perfi-\ndeles multi perierunt. Puerorum peregrinatio ad san-\nctum Michaelem mirabilis fuit. Terrae motus in re-\ngno Neapolitano fuerunt, & perierunt plus quàm\n40000.hominum.Anno Domini 1462.Moguntia ca-\npitur et spoliatur, Metropolis Francorum, Carolus\ndux Burgundiae Francos deuicit anno 1465. Postea\nanno 67.Dinant et Leodion destruxit. Anno 1473.\nintrauit Geldram, eamque potenter obtinuit, simili-\nter et Ducatum Lotbaringiae totum. Cometes per\nmensem Ianuarium,anno Domini 1472.apparuit.\nCarolus dux Burgundiae oppidum Nuscicum ad anni\nspatium, postea obsedit, anno 74.qui postea anno\n1477.in bello fuit occisus princeps magnanimus.\nTurci multas Christianorum ciuitates his tempori-\nbus coeperunt,Nigropōtum in Euboia, Regnum quo-\nque Bosneum,Ducatum de Spetis,Achaiam Mytse-\nnam,& plura regna in Oriente. Anno 1476.concur-\nsus stultorum in Francia Germaniae factus est Ni-\nclaushausen erroribus plenis.Anno 1480.Turci ma-\ngno cum exercitu Rhodianos obsederūt, sed non prae-\nualuerunt,eodem anno discedētes à Rhodes,Hydrun-\ntum coeperunt,interfectis Christianorum plus quàm\n12000.\n\nLIBELLVS.\n27\n120100 solum 22.fuga elapsis. Et anno sequenti Im-\nperator Turcarum Machomet mortuus est, cui Bay-\nsetaes primogenitus in regno succeßit, imperans iam\nin annum 27. Anno Christianorum 1486. Maximi-\nliamus Friderici filius Rex Francofor-\ndiae constituitur et amp; Caesar à Iulio Papa anno 1508. sa-\nlutatus est, qui ordinem militiae S. Georgij contra hae-\nreticos et amp; Turcas instituit, Suitenses bello domuit,\nSycambros rebelles vsque in hunc diem, bello impu-\ngnat, fortunabiturq́;, aduerfus foedifragos omnes.\nRex Gallorum, suo more, persecutor imperij, nouare\ninsidias compertus est. Omnipotens tueatur Samae-\nlis imperio descriptos anno 1508.Venetimperio Cae-\nfaris rebelles,&amp; banno et amp; bello notati funt.Erit per-\ntimaciae poena, satisfactionis consultae praemium.Circa\nfinem huius tertiae reuolutionis Samaelis, alteratio-\nnis imago transibit ad primum, &amp; erit perditio mul-\ntorum.Nifi enim T.reducatur, Deo ministrante,ad\nAlgos, erit alicuius Monarchiae, vel magni alicuius\ntranslatioregni.Secta religionis confurget magna,\nveterum destructio religionum.Timendum ne caput\nvnum amittat bestia quarta.In Samaele Mars pri-\nmo praedixit diluuium,Troianum in secundo exci-\ndium,in tertio erit circa finem vnitatis de-\ntrimentum.Ex praecedentibus enim iudicentur fu-\ntura quae sequuntur.Non confumabitur haec Martis\ntertia reuolutio fine prophetia,&amp; nouae alicuius in-\nstitutionis religionis.Ab hinc anno Christianorum\n1508.\nMaximili-\nnus Imp.\nNotabile","segment":134,"source":{"mapping_precision":"exact","pages":[{"label":"655","number":655},{"label":"656","number":656},{"label":"657","number":657}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":true,"html_id":"seg-135","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0135","latin":"28 DE SEPT. SECVND. LIBEL.\n1508.restant anni vsqꝫ ad finem gubernamenti Sa-\nnitium\nmalorum.\nmaelis 17. In quibus dabuntur significantes initium\nmalorum figurae. Anno enim Christianorum 1525.\ncruces in vestimentis hominum visae ante decennium\nquod praeterijt suum ostendent effectum, sed 13. ab\nhinc iure citatus locum dabis nescienti, maior post\nfata resurges misi licet nebula tegas.\n3\nO Rdine vicesimo Gabriel Angelus Lunae mun-\ndi regimen recipiet, anno mundi 6732.men-\nse 4.die mensis Iunij 4.anno Christianorum 1525.\n&amp; mundum gubernabit annis 354. mensibus 4.vsqꝫ\nad annos mundi 7086.&amp; mensem 8.Dominicae verò\nnatiuitatis 1879.menses similiter 11.Huius revolu-\ntionis futura series prophetiam requirit.\nNon haec assertiuè scripsi sacratißime Caesar, qui-\nbus cum iniuriâ Orthodoxa fidei nulla est ratione\ncredendum.Sunt verò qui menses in his supputauêre\nLunares, quibùs consentiendum si duxeris, mutandae\nsunt ea, quae aliter scripsi.Manu quoqꝫ meá propriâ\nprotestor,&amp; ore confiteor,quod in his omnibus nihil\ncredo,nihil3, admitto vt vana conflicta et super-\nstitiosa refuto et con-\ntemno.\nLaus Deo omnipotenti.\nFINIS.\n\n.\n.","segment":135,"source":{"mapping_precision":"approximate","pages":[{"label":"657","number":657}]}},{"duplicate_of":null,"english_available":false,"html_id":"seg-136","id":"trc:prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi:seg-0136","latin":"Page: 1024\n\n28 DE SEPT. SECVND. LIBEL.\n1508.restant anni vsque ad finem gubernamenti Sa-\nnitium maelis 17. In quibus dabuntur significantes initium\nmalorum figurae. Anno enim Christianorum 1525.\ncruces in vestimentis hominum visae ante decennium\nquod praeterijt suum ostendent effectum, sed 13. ab\nhinc iure citatus locum dabis nescienti, maior post\nfata resurges mihi in tertio nisi licet nebula tegas.\nOrdine vicesimo Gabriel Angelus Lunae mun-\ndi regimen recipiet anno mundi 6729 menn\n| | | | | | | |\n| 0 | 5 | 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50mm|\n|___|_____|_____|________|__________|_________|\n| | | | | | | |\n| __|__| | | | +-----+\n| | | | | |-2 -----+---->\n| | | | 1 | | -1 ----+------|\n| | | / \\ | | 0 ---+---------|\n| | | / \\ | | 1 ---+----------|\n| | | / \\ | | 2 ---+-----------|\n| | | / \\ | | 3 ---+------------|\n| | | / \\ | | 4 ---+ |\n| | |/ \\ | | 5 ---+ |\n| | / \\ | | 6 ---+ |\n| |/ \\ | | +\n| +-------------------+-+ | +-\n| | +-\n| | +-\n| |\n\n28 DE SEPT. SECVND. LIBEL.\n1508.restant anni vsque ad finem gubernamenti Sa-\nnitium maelis 17. In quibus dabuntur significantes initium\nhalorum. malorum figurae. Anno enim Christianorum 1525.\ncruces in vestimentis hominum visae ante decennium\nquod praeterijt suum ostendent effectum, sed 13. ab\nhinc iure citatus locum dabis nescienti, maior post\nfata resurges mihi in tertio nisi licet nebula tegas.\n\nOrdine vicesimo Gabriel Lunae mun-\ndi regimen recipiet, anno mundi 6732.men-","segment":136,"source":{"mapping_precision":"unavailable","pages":[]}}],"transform_version":"passage-index-v1","work":{"id":"prdl-24391_polygraphiae-libri-vi","source":{"provider":"BSB","url":"http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/bsb00038431/image_1"},"title":"Polygraphiae libri VI","title_en":"Six Books of Polygraphy","witness_id":"prdl-24391"}}