Steganography: The Art of Secret Writing
Steganographia
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CryptographyAngel MagicOccultismchristian-cabalaritual-magichermeticismtheology
Unlock the Renaissance's most dangerous secret: a manual of cryptography disguised as a grimoire of angelic magic. Johannes Trithemius reveals how to transmit hidden intelligence across the globe using a 'celestial bureaucracy' that bypasses guards and censors alike.
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