The Baconian-Rosicrucian AA Headpieces in Editions of Shakespeare Poems, Quartos & Folios

[Kate]

Someone on Twitter sent me this. I’m sure you will have seen it. K

 

[Light-of-Truth]

I really enjoyed his YouTube video. I considered it brilliant!

I did feel he may have drifted off a bit, but I had never looked at the stops on that page and it opened up new possibilities.

There is one triangle that is important in the Sonnets Dedication poem design I present. When I center the stops in the Dedication poem I arrange them like this:

One of his triangles works perfectly:

See how it fits:

Those stops may hint at how to arrange the stops in the poem. It is a perfect fit.

Alan Green did great geometrical mathematical work on those spots. He goes on to find the lat/lon of the Pyramids. Cool, but I'm not convinced. He makes a nice argument and there are some good possibilities and/or coincidences. But the simpler version is to use that particular triangle in the poem to center and arrange the spots.

Using the same triangle (within less than a degree or so) he then argues that they predicted the Speed of Light. The numbers could be there, but again it is just a simple 4x7 Right Triangle. I'm not sold on that and he does mention that was not discovered until much later.

Using the centered spots using the 4x7 Right Triangle as a guide, then reading the poem from the bottom up draws this design:

T T
Setting Forth (being the 4th word) in the Adventurer (the name of the ship that sailed in 1609
for Bermuda?)
By Wishing Well (or could be Well-Wishing, but I flip the words with the hyphen as a hint)
Wisheth Living Ever (again flipping the words "Ever-Living" with the hyphen, but not necessary)
Our Poet Promised These Sonnets
To the Onlie
And Ensuing Eternitie
That Begetter of All Happinesse
W Mr H (H being simple cipher 8, or F + B for Francis Bacon, thus Worshipful Master Francis
Bacon)

 

Use a little imagination and complete the design and we have this:

Compared to the Royal Arch Degree medal.

Six Pointed Star, Pyramid, Sun with Rays, "hanging Basket" (BACON). The Triple T is in the poem in several places.

 

Anyway, Alan Green is an amazing mathematician, genius. But he sure gets way out there and his latest Oxfordian stuff appears to be a stretch even for him. The way he finds a calendar in the Sonnets is far from perfect. He makes some great points and is correct the Sonnets contains a lot about Time.

Maybe it's just me, but I think he was bought out and sold his reputation for fame and money to the Oxies. Too bad, a brilliant guy.

I made several attempts to reach him and my messages never got through using his public email address and one given to me by someone who knows him.

[Light-of-Truth]

Let me apologize as I bet I sound arrogant. Alan's videos are very worth watching, he demonstrates some amazing work. He is a great speaker, has high quality graphics and video production. He is brilliant, an academic, has a PHD which he earned, so on.

But I think he goes off base.

Do I ever do that? LOL 😉

More times than I care to think about. It is easy to get off track and see things that are more imagination that reality. I am guilty too often, but I think he is too on a few things.

I do think it is possible Dee came back from his travels with knowledge about the Pyramids and the spots may hint at it. I'm just not convinced, especially when a simpler purpose works without having to use the "outside" edge of a dot to make it fit when the centers of the spots make a perfect Right Triangle with an obvious application on the very next page which the world knows is a puzzle.

Speed of Light? An incredible coincidence I think. One of those formulas where the numbers show up big and small; As Above, So Below. Micro/Macrocosm.

 

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1623 SHAKESPEARE FIRST FOLIO.

[Kate]

On 3/6/2022 at 11:28 PM, Light-of-Truth said:

Alan's videos are very worth watching, he demonstrates some amazing work. He is a great speaker, has high quality graphics and video production. He is brilliant, an academic, has a PHD which he earned, so on.

 

Good work in all the posts above.

There's a video on the Folger Library You Tube site about the type of printing presses they used and how they did typesetting and printing. While I have no doubt all sorts of things are encoded into they layout of certain pages, that video is what made me realise they didn't accidentally set the dedication over to the left and high up on the page.

It's such a great pursuit trying to hunt down what has been encoded. It would have been a mammoth undertaking by the typesetters to line all these points up precisely.  My hat goes off to them.

 

K

 

Edited March 15, 2022 by Kate Cassidy
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[Light-of-Truth]

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I could hardly get to the end. I'm intrigued as to why I felt this way when you find him a good speaker.

I think he is a great speaker because I am a terrible speaker! I have PTSD from a book report I gave in Junior HS in 1977 ("Welcome to the Monkey House" by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.). Within my first few words looking at the cover of the book I started laughing, then the class went hysterical, including the teacher. It was a ten minute laugh-fest, I couldn't get a word out.

Even years later in College I always saw those silly monkeys holding their hands out on the cover of the book whenever I had to speak in class.

I actually loved the book and had a lot to say, but couldn't get it out.

I have never been able to stand in front of people and speak without thinking about it. LOL

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1597 QUARTO EDITION OF RICHARD II WHOSE TITLE PAGE HAS AN UPWARD ACROSTIC OF THE NAME BACON AND 33 ROMAN WORDS: 33 BACON IN SIMPLE CIPHER.  

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1598 QUARTO EDITION OF RICHARD III.

[Allisnum2er]

2 hours ago, A Phoenix said:

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1598 QUARTO EDITION OF RICHARD III.

By William Shake-speare aka Bacon

[A Phoenix]

Hi Yann, well spotted.  Completely agree with you.

[Light-of-Truth]

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By William Shake-speare aka Bacon

Any time "Con" appears, look for an B and a C, perfect example all on the left. (b A Con)

Bacon acrostic Ciphers 101.

400 years and still discovering!

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1599 QUARTO EDITION OF ROMEO AND JULIET.

[Allisnum2er]

32 minutes ago, A Phoenix said:

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1599 QUARTO EDITION OF ROMEO AND JULIET.

 

Hi, A.Phoenix ! Thank you again for sharing with us these photographs of the different Title-pages of Shake-speare's Works.

Here are my two cents regarding the ciphered message concealed in this one.

PATEO - BACON - REX TUDOR

PATEO is Latin for "to be revealed" or "to be exposed" 😉

Notice that we can also form the name "TUDOR" with "Romeo" "Juliet" "augmented" "amended"

[A Phoenix]

Hi Yann, 'your two cents' are always more interesting, revealing, and of much greater value, than the combined content of five hundred page works by supposed experts and so-called authorities!🙂

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1600 QUARTO EDITION OF 2 HENRY IV.

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1600 QUARTO EDITION OF HENRY V.

[Light-of-Truth]

THE
CRONICLE

OK, here is a "C R O N" instead of a "C O N" which we look for.

 

Yes, C - O N" is there, and an "R" thrown in. My mind is already dancing. Might not have time tonight, though. 🙂

[Light-of-Truth]

I have some thoughts, of course, but came across this image with notes when doing research. The website is not in English, and I can't even say what it is:

https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kong_Henrik_V

But the image has notes and numbers, someone did some work on  this before. 😉

[Light-of-Truth]

Ok, so we are used to seeing a big CON on so many Bacon and Shakespeare books, the B and A is always near. You know, just a hint that ciphers do exist for those who have eyes to see.

"CRON" is more of a puzzle, but not that much.

CON is part of BACON. "R"?

One aspect is that R is 17 Simple cipher, or "1=A" and "7=G".

So now we have -ACON, and a "G".

G is 33 Kaye cipher.

Where is the "B" in this title page. Ah ha! Our puzzle.

The letter "b" pops up a few times, and its not hard to find a way to connect to the -ACON, even when using other A's.

However, trying to use what I learn from ALL IS NUM2ER, and even playing with the style of Alan Green, the "TO BE OR NOT TO BE" super-duper-intelligent-genius-PHD-smarter-than-Bacon-or-Dee guy, I came up with this mess:

I used the bottom left of every "b" to line up some rulers and grids and connected lines. In the centerish of those lines is a dot I made in Green in one of the intersections of those lines, in honor of Alan Green. Using that as the center, I drew a circle and was happy that three of the "b"s were in the circumference of that circle. So I drew Green lines to make the triangle. 

It is not a perfect right angle triangle, all three angles and sides are off a little. An interesting triangle, but nothing I know of that is perfect. But I am not a PHD mathematician scholar, I am a Baconian mathematician who is pretty good with math.

Granted, we could all put serious money on that ALL IS NUM2ER (Yann) and I could come up with the speed of something, an ancient relationship to something else, the ratio of life and death, the hands of a clock, or a compass, how Bacon and Shakspur align with the Stars, and certainly where one of the "b"s add to the -ACON and make a perfect BACON.

Yes, that was an exaggeration and jab at the current popular Oxie genius. (Sorry, is "Oxie genius" an Oxymoron?)

Alan Green does earn some respect from me, very smart guy. Just has deceptive influence from whatever/whoever that is paying him to "veer" off the Truth.

BACON is here for us to find. My attempt at sacred or even crude geometry might not be the answer, but BACON is obviously here.

BTW, the bottom three lines or so have a good Bacon. See?

And a "to be".

"TO BE, OR NOT TO BE" adds up to 157 Simple cipher. Perhaps THE most famous line of Shakespeare. Everybody knows that is Shakespeare. It is permanent, lasts forever. That is what 157 and 287 do. Bacon's "TO BE OR NOT TO BE" is a perfect example and a lesson to all of us about the number 157. It lasts, like a Pyramid.

To be, or not to be, that is the question.

That entire speech is permeated with Bacon's life. A topic and thread all its own one day for us!

OK, as Bacon says so well in that speech, "To sleep: perchance to dream."

Time for me!

 

 

 

Edited March 15, 2022 by Light-of-Truth

[Light-of-Truth]

On my way to bed, realized there are two right triangles:

by > bene > honorable

by > bene > by

I may do the other angle calculations tomorrow...

I am sure it will solve some Universal problem. It sure looks Pythagorean, definitely Baconian.

 

[A Phoenix]

Hi Rob,

The George Steevens scribbled across the title page of Henry V is presumably the eighteenth century Shakespeare editor who some Baconians (for example, Alfred Dodd and others) believe was a secret member of the Rosicrucian Brotherhood. Two other early eighteenth century editors Theobald and Pope were documented Freemasons and Samuel Johnson is believed to have been a Freemason. There are Baconian-Rosicrucian-Freemasonic ciphers found in the eighteenth century editions of Shakespeare.  This gives rise to the question were some of these editors who belonged to the Rosicrucian-Freemasonry Brotherhood privy to the secret that Lord Bacon is Shakespeare.  It is certain (by their own admission) that Lord Bacon's early editors and biographers were aware of his secret life and writings. Now if the seventeenth and eighteenth century editors were privy to Lord Bacon's secret authorship of the Shakespeare works let us ask ourselves a very important critical question: were and are those leading present day 'orthodox' editors and biographers of Shakespeare who maintain in public the Stratfordian narrative also privy to Lord Bacon's secret life and writings, including of course, his authorship of the Shakespeare works? 

[Light-of-Truth]

That is an excellent question. I would assume that some of the Strats are well aware of the secret.

During Bacon's life there are reasons for the secret. The reasons today are very much different. They are political and financial. There is big money with the Stratford upon Avon industry. Plus the reputation of the orthodox scholarly position. Nobody wants to be proven wrong, especially the ones who the world believes know the most.

Obviously the Rosicrucians and Freemasons knew and had the secret for centuries. Some still know it, but it appears the tradition may not be passed down as it once was.

The Royals? I do believe they are the ones who know Bacon's secrets and hopefully one day will let it out. Ryan mentioned 400 year cycles, so maybe 2026 will be a good year for we Baconians. 😉

 

[Light-of-Truth]

Laying in bed thinking about the triangles, the larger right triangle certainly looked like the 3,4,5 Pythagorean triangle in my mind.

So I checked this morning, and it is exactly that triangle.

EDIT: It is this triangle:

 

Edited March 15, 2022 by Light-of-Truth

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1602 QUARTO EDITION OF THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.

[Allisnum2er]

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