Charlie P. (NY)
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RE: Bacon and the awareness of "J". I don't disagree. But he would likely not have used in in any "code" based on the King James 1611 Bible.
Another thought: a rose, by any other name . . .
Latin for Rose: Rosa (also Italian)
French for Rose: Rose
English for Rose: Rose
Deutsch for Rose: Rose
Danish for Rose: Rose
And the first appearance is in a pamphlet in 1614 as: Fama Fraternitatis Rosae Crucis (published in High Deutsch). Also written as "Rosenkreuzer"
Ooooh. An extra letter or three really messes up backing into a substitution code.
So why "Rosy"? Rosae is a Latin plural = Roses
Another thought: a rose, by any other name . . .
Latin for Rose: Rosa (also Italian)
French for Rose: Rose
English for Rose: Rose
Deutsch for Rose: Rose
Danish for Rose: Rose
And the first appearance is in a pamphlet in 1614 as: Fama Fraternitatis Rosae Crucis (published in High Deutsch). Also written as "Rosenkreuzer"
Ooooh. An extra letter or three really messes up backing into a substitution code.
So why "Rosy"? Rosae is a Latin plural = Roses
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