Margaret Barsi-Greene, I, Prince Tudor, Wrote Shakespeare (1973) · 352-page ABBYY-OCR'd PDF · 17 references found
I-Tudor-Wrote-Shakespeare.pdf. Each page link opens the PDF at that page (works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox; Preview users: note the page number). PDF page numbers, not the book's printed page numbers.| p. 42 | …found five volumes of the Word Cipher, entitled, Sir Francis Bacon's Cipher Story, discovered by the cryptographer, Or ville W… |
| p. 42 | …ngement, the Bi-literal is predominant, the one which tells the story, while the dramatic Word Cipher climaxes the prose. Lord Bacon considered the Word Cipher his chief invention. From the a… |
| p. 42 | …s the story, while the dramatic Word Cipher climaxes the prose. Lord Bacon considered the Word Cipher his chief invention. From the artistic standpoint this may be true, for to it we owe many… |
| p. 42 | …Bi-literal Cipher can easily be decoded by anyone, once the principle Is grasped, but the Word Cipher can only be wielded by a dramatic, epic, and lyric poet. Three chapters of the autobiogra… |
| p. 42 | …by a dramatic, epic, and lyric poet. Three chapters of the autobiography are exclusively Word ciphers, “ Celestial Visitation,” “ At the Court of France,” “ Ere I was Twenty-One,” and most o… |
| p. 42 | …ted that his Bi-literal Cipher would be discovered first and lead to the discovery of his Word cipher, which it fully explains. However, it was reversed, and the earlier discovery of the Word… |
| p. 42 | …pher, which it fully explains. However, it was reversed, and the earlier discovery of the Word cipher by Dr. Owen becomes a more remarkable achievement. It has been stated that Francis Bacon… |
| p. 73 | …hakespeare Plays. A few years later Dr. Orville Owen, another American, disco^Hu■ cd tlie Word cipher in the Plays and in deciphering found the story of Francis Bacon’s royal birth. Lord Maca… |
| p. 103 | …hour after hour, picturing to myself the life in foreign lands. (335) In tlie other, the Word Cipher'*^ Francis relates: “ L o o k , h e re co m es th e p a g e o f th e Q u e e n ! ” (2 5 1… |
| p. 137 | …necessary to preserve the secret. ( 1 05) We devised two ciphers [the Bi-literal and the Word Cipher,] now used for the first time [ 1 579] as clear, safe, and undecipherable, whilst contain… |
| p. 322 | …of his five-volume work. Sir Francis Bacon^s Cipher Story^ and in the study of the great Word Cipher discov ered by him, I became convinced that the very full explana tion found in Bacon’s… |
| p. 323 | …tion of the Bi-literal Cipher in [M rs. Gallup’s book], with its directions as to how the Word-Cipher is to be constructed, the keys to the different stories to be writ ten, the guides as to… |
| p. 324 | …ow it, letter by letter, through nearly six thousand pages of original editions. (23) The Word Cipher discovered by Dr. Orville Owen dis closes matter of rare value as literary production an… |
| p. 325 | …ed. (25) The Bi-literal Cipher is exact — scientific — inflexible. The translation of the Word Cipher, however, like transla tions from the Greek — the Iliad or the Odyssey, for exam p le—… |
| p. 325 | …w'orks, the Bi-literal has been obliterated by the elimination of the Italic letters. The Word Cipher, how^ever, can be followed in modern editions, not with quite the exactness of the origin… |
| p. 330 | …s; ciphers containing two different letters in one character; wheel ciphers; key ciphers; word ciphers; and the like. But the virtues required in them are three; that they be easy and not lab… |
| p. 332 | …y Were Hidden). 96 pages. Same publishers above. 19 10. Sir Francis Bacon's Cipher Story (Word Cipher Poems) 5 Volumes, Approx. 200 pgs. each. Orville W. Owen M .D . — Howard Pub. Co., U.S.A.… |
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