The Study of Crytography

 

     Crytography, perhaps you are or are not familiar with this term however for the sake of fulfilling the understanding of future presentations I will discuss what cryptogaphy is.  One of the youngest types of cryptography are rooted back form the days of the spartans who used a scytale, this was a device used for encrypting messages.  This device is also known as a baton cylinder, it is more specifically used to perform a transposition cipher and it is a cylinder that contains a strip of parchment wound around it, the Spartans are said to have used this type of cipher to communicate during military campaigns.  There is indirect evidence that the scytale was mentioned by the Greek poet Archilochus, other Greek along with roman writers during the following centuries also mentioned it, however not until Apollonius of Rhodes was it made clear that the cryptographic device appeared.  A polyalphabetic cipher is a practice of encryption which uses a multitude of substitution alphabets to encrypt a message, makin git more secure than a monoalphabetc chipher like the Caesar cipher, the vegenere cipher is a well known example of a polyalphabetic cipher. 

     It is also said that one of the first implementations of cryptography was found as an unusual use of hieroglphys carved into the wall of a tomb in the old kingdom and in 1500 BC there were clay tablets found in Mesoptamia which contained enciphered writing which were believed to be the secret recipes for ceramic glazes.  In 650 BC ancient spartans used a transposition cipher to scramble the order of the letters of their military communications.  To share secure cummunications within the Roman army it is said that Julius Caear is said to use what has come to be called the ceasar cipher, wherein each letter of the plain text is replaced by a different letter to be determined by moving a set number of letters either forward or backward within the latin alphabet, this is known as a symmetric key cryptosystem, the steps specific and direction fo the letter transposition if the private key.  In the year 800 the Arab mathematician Al Kindi invented the analysis technique also called frequency analysis  for cipher breaking, frequency analysis using linguistic data such as the frequency of certin letters or letter pairings, fractions of speech along with sentence contruction in order to reverse engineer private decryption keys.  In 1467 and considered to be the father of modern cryptography, Leon Battista Alberti clearly explored the use of ciphers which incorporated multiple alphabets which were known as polyphonic cryptosystems, and the middle ages strangest form of encryption.  In 1500 Giovan Battista Bellaso was the Vigenere Cipher which was misattributed to the French cryptologist Blaise de Vigenere and is considered the landmark polyphonic cipher of the 16^th centure, and although hVigenere did not invent the vigenere cipher he did create a stronger autokey cipher in 1586.

There is other evidence which suggest that cryptography dates back to as far as 1900 BC and was not always used for secret communication but was an early form of transforming or obscuring text.  The tomb of the nobleman Khnumhotop II from 1900 BC contains inscriptions containing unusual hieroglyphic symbols however these are not considred to be true secret writings but rather an attempt to make the text appear more dignified or intriguing.  Later in Mesopotamia clay tablets with encrypted recipes for potterey glazes show a more practical application of encryption for trade secrets.

     There are even those who would say that books such as the bible are a book written in cryptography.  There seems to be an interest in the obelisks in regards to code in the bible, “What wer these “obelisks”, they were not what a human being had made but the warks of heaven.  In Hebrew the word key also means engraved so code key can be translated into code engraved.

In Exodus there was broken a code with a mathematical key that told of God coming down on Mount Sinai the verse saying that the bible was written on sapphire, the word that in reverse spelled rips, the code seemed to indicate that there had been, long ago, obelisks that held the lost secrets of the bible code. 

In the torah you have a code written within lisan, tongue of the sea, and also the same letters in Hebrew that spell ancient key also spell map of sensor

 

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The valey of Siddim.

As we know Calcium phosphate is associated with Capricorn also known as lime phosphate and in bio chemistry affects the digestion, bones, knees sacrum and albumin.

 

 

 

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335543376_The_Encryption_Code_The_Symbolic_Language_of_Alchemy_Engraving_Books

In the Hebrew language of the chaldeans also spells lisan as siddiam

Sources

Bible Code II

Book by Michael Drosnin