Palladis Tamia by Francis Meres Reveals Bacon is Shakespeare

[A Phoenix]

Palladis Tamia (1598) by Francis Meres Reveals Bacon is Shakespeare

The key work Palladis Tamia (1598) by Francis Meres was published the same year the Shakespeare plays began appearing in print with the pseudonym William Shakespeare on their respective title pages.

Its author was privy to the secret authorship of the Shakespeare poems and plays.

The well-known passage where it refers to the best poet for comedy and tragedy 'Shakespeare' in Palladis Tamia falls on page 282 Francis Bacon in kay Cipher and the specific line referring to 'Shakespeare' (note the word ye) comprises 33 letters: 33 Bacon in simple cipher.

 

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WITS
Francis B?

Elizabethan 24-Letter Ciphers: WITS is 67 Simple cipher, 33 Reverse cipher.
Elizabethan 24-Letter Ciphers: FRANCIS is 67 Simple cipher.
Elizabethan 24-Letter Ciphers: BACON is 33 Simple cipher.

I got the wink . 😉

 

 

[A Phoenix]

Hi Rob,

Francis Bacon?

 

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1 hour ago, A Phoenix said:

Hi Rob,

Francis Bacon?

 

Works for me. 🙂

Other possibilities as well. Might get out the square and compass later. LOL

 

[Allisnum2er]

Hi A.P.,

I agree with Rob. There are other possibilities.

Was it intended or not, I don't know.  But here are 3 possibilities.

I personally prefer the third one, considering that ingenio is Latin for WIT.

 

Have a good week-end.

 

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Here's another. 🙂

The purple is for you, Yann! 🙂

Elizabethan 24-Letter Ciphers: INGENIO is 174 Kaye cipher.

Elizabethan 24-Letter Ciphers: FRANCIS BACON TUDOR is 174 Simple cipher.