The Misfortunes of Arthur

[A Phoenix]

THE LITTLE KNOWN AND READ PLAYTHE MISFORTUNES OF ARTHUR (MARKING THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF BACON'S NAME IN PRINT) HIS FIRST UNACKNOWLEDGED SHAKESPEARE PLAY WHICH IS REPEATEDLY ECHOED THROUGHOUT THE SHAKESPEARE CANON.

For four hundred years The Misfortunes of Arthur has been surrounded by silence and suppression. This relatively unknown historically important drama marks the first appearance of the name of the great poet-philosopher and dramatist Francis Bacon in print and is by definition unique in the canon of his acknowledged writings and marks a unique biographical and bibliographical milestone in the literary career of this great historical figure and man of letters. The important landmark drama written, performed and published in 1587-8 immediately pre-dates the Shakespearean era and is of untold importance in the history of his authorship of the Shakespeare plays. The Misfortunes of Arthur serves as a source for at least half-a-dozen of his Shakespeare plays and has moroever important and extensive links to more than half the Shakespeare canon. It is permeated with his Baconian-Shakespearean DNA whose salient themes repeatedly anticipates and finds echo throughout the whole Shakespeare canon from the first to the last.

[Allisnum2er]

Hi A Phoenix,

I just had a quick look at "The Misfortunes of Arthur" and I noticed something worth looking.

https://archive.org/details/misfortunesofart00hughuoft/page/14/mode/2up?view=theater&q=bacon

The upper letter V of Vther, on the first line, form with the letters T and A the Hebrew word TAV meaning "mark" or "seal".

TAV is also the LAST letter of the Hebrew alphabet and a refererence to the CROSS.

Aleph -Tav is the same as Alpha and Omega , the Beginning and the End.

I took it as an invitation to take a closer look at the Beginning and at the End of the book, and here is what I found.

THE BEGINNING ...

Notice the italic letter h in "came upon the stage" that looks like a letter b.

And in the alignment of "bacon" we have the "gar" of "garments".

GAR/GOR is a synonym of SPEARE.

THE END ...

WAG is a synonyme of SHAKE and GOR is a synonyme of SPEARE.

Could it be a subterfuge used by  F.B.( Frauncis Bacon) to conceal that he was WILL SHAKE-SPEARE (WAG-GOR) ?

Right at the end we can see 3 dots and an emblem with 3 parts.

33 is the simple cipher of BACON.

[A Phoenix]

Good Morning, High Wizard of B'Hive, as per usual you are the first in history to identify and explain all these cryptic allusions hidden in plain sight. Brilliant. Great to have you back.♥️👍🙂

Edited August 6, 2022 by A Phoenix