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

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It would be a new circle, angles would change. I may look at it and see what I see.

Alan Green, brilliant guy. He knows mathematics better than me. The triangles he found in the circle he used, connecting to the spots on the page, using the horizontal lines! Then describing the angles and how some had been named over the centuries due to their properties. Incredible work! Way beyond what I can do.

Some of his opinions beyond the math I had some hesitancy to 100% accept. I enjoyed the connection to the Egyptian Pyramids. I know Dee traveled and many of Bacon's friends as well. Dee was a cartographer and may have been able to do the math to find the angles. It is highly possible. There were other mathematicians, but I believe Dee was "da Man" when it came to math and maps at his time. 

Are the ancient Pyramids in Green's circle? Could be, I do believe that. I'd not say that I'd believe it 100%, but intrigued.

The right angle, the one that Green using the very outside of a larger spot to align, came up with the formula suggested they were leaving the "Speed of light" with us. I saw another simpler triangle that I have used before and could use the middle of the spots. I used it when arranging the spots in the Sonnets Dedication. It is a very simple right triangle where the 90 degree lines A and B are 4 and 7.

That said, Alan Green is a genius, has an earned PHD. He is no joke, a serious public figure in the Authorship world. He obviously has money behind him for video production, event management, social media and web marketing, etc. I believe it is Oxie money, as some his later work was pretty fluffy focusing on De Vere. His calendar concept made no impression on me. I am certain he knew it would be embarrassing for him among his peers and he was paid to do it. 😉

I'm attaching a PDF that I made for him and made several attempts to send him "fan" email sharing what I saw as well. Several email attempts, using a paid professional email server to have confidence every message gets though, but never received. Even with email addresses from people who knew him, no delivery. As if he has his email closed to maybe a few whitelisted friends. (I understand, but can't do that or wouldn't right now when someone might  want to know more or share what they know.)

My email was much longer than the content on the PDF, but was what I thought he might enjoy seeing whether or not he responded. 🙂

 

 

 

 

triangles.pdf

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First line of the play, "now is the winter of discontent"

I've been hearing it all my life, one of the most famous of all Shakespeare lines.

I see "con" first (discontent), always a "con" anywhere important.

I can make out a few connections with "b" and "a" letters on the page in the area. Easy enough.

But the upside down Double A's? That in itself may hold a message we have not figured out yet. I'm thinking on it.

Sacred Geometry? This might be a fruitful place to look. That line did "last", it is because there was some oooomph from something we do not understand in this "modern" age. 😉

If nothing else, it is a major in our face booboo that the printer would not make. You can bet they printed at least one copy and checked it before they went into production.

And one of the most famous lines ever that Shakespeare wrote. Until tonight I did not even realize where it came from. LOL

 

 

[Allisnum2er]

4 hours ago, A Phoenix said:

THE UPSIDE DOWN BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1612 QUARTO EDITION  OF RICHARD III DENOTES THAT IT CONTAINS SECRET INFORMATION ABOUT LORD BACON.

ON ITS TITLE PAGE IS AN UPWARD ACROSTIC BACON. 

UNDERNEATH THE UPSIDE DOWN AA HEADPIECE IS THE STAGE DIRECTION COMPRISING 32 LETTERS: 1+32=33 BACON IN SIMPLE CIPHER.

BELOW THIS THERE ARE 32 PRINTED LINES OF TEXT PLUS THE LINE CARRYING THE SIGNATURE: 32+1=33 BACON IN SIMPLE CIPHER.

THE FINAL LINE CONTAINS 33 LETTERS AGAIN BACON IN SIMPLE CIPHER AND TO THE SIDE OF IT THE TAIL-WORD 'BY' THUS CONVEYING THE CONCEALED CRYPTOGRAPHIC MESSAGE 'BY BACON'.

Hi A.Phoenix !

Once again, thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to have a look on this pieces of History.

You did a great job on the analysis of the Title page !

 

I noticed two more things that I think you would find interesting ! 🙂 

Please note that I am not totally sure about the italic letters, because of the image definition.

But it seems that there is an italic letter t in the margin.

If we do not take this t in count, then :

A(1)+I(9)+I(9)+W(21)+I(9)+I(9) = 58

The simple cipher of JOHN DEE.

The "De furtivis"  cipher of  BACON.

 

[A Phoenix]

A BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1595 QUARTO EDITION OF THE LAMENTABLE TRAGEDY OF LOCRINE WHOSE TITLE PAGE IS SIGNED 'W. S.'. IT WAS PROBABLY FIRST WRITTEN IN THE EARLY TO MID 1580'S AND SHARES SIMILARITIES WITH BACON'S THE MISFORTUNES OF ARTHUR (1588). ON ACCOUNT OF THE INITIALS 'W. S.' STANDING FOR WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE IT WAS INCLUDED WITH SIX OTHER PLAYS IN THE 1664 SHAKESPEARE THIRD FOLIO AND THUS ASSIGNED UNDER THE HEADING OF SHAKESPEARE APOCRYPHA. THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE PLAY HAS BEEN ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE PEELE AND THOMAS GREENE, AS WELL AS SEVERAL OTHERS. OR WAS IT WRITTEN BY BACON-SHAKESPEARE? FOR STARTERS THERE ARE 33 WORDS UNDERNEATH THE AA HEADPIECE BEFORE THE DENOTING OF THE ACT AND SCENE: 33 BACON IN SIMPLE CIPHER.

[Allisnum2er]

1 hour ago, A Phoenix said:

A BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1595 QUARTO EDITION OF THE LAMENTABLE TRAGEDY OF LOCRINE WHOSE TITLE PAGE IS SIGNED 'W. S.'. IT WAS PROBABLY FIRST WRITTEN IN THE EARLY TO MID 1580'S AND SHARES SIMILARITIES WITH BACON'S THE MISFORTUNES OF ARTHUR (1588). ON ACCOUNT OF THE INITIALS 'W. S.' STANDING FOR WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE IT WAS INCLUDED WITH SIX OTHER PLAYS IN THE 1664 SHAKESPEARE THIRD FOLIO AND THUS ASSIGNED UNDER THE HEADING OF SHAKESPEARE APOCRYPHA. THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE PLAY HAS BEEN ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE PEELE AND THOMAS GREENE, AS WELL AS SEVERAL OTHERS. OR WAS IT WRITTEN BY BACON-SHAKESPEARE? FOR STARTERS THERE ARE 33 WORDS UNDERNEATH THE AA HEADPIECE BEFORE THE DENOTING OF THE ACT AND SCENE: 33 BACON IN SIMPLE CIPHER.

By BACON

Set by f. Bacon

    Albanact or Alban - Act ? 😉 

[A Phoenix]

Hi Yann, if there exists some kind of cryptic clue, acrostic or anagram, etc, revealing links to the Great One I always expect you will eke them out! Thank You. 

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W.S. is 39 Simple cipher, "By F Bacon."

 

[Allisnum2er]

4 minutes ago, A Phoenix said:

Hi Yann, if there exists some kind of cryptic clue, acrostic or anagram, etc, revealing links to the Great One I always expect you will eke them out! Thank You. 

You're welcome ! It is my pleasure to help, in my way, to claim truth about the Great One from the shadows of the past ! 😊

[Allisnum2er]

6 minutes ago, Light-of-Truth said:

W.S. is 39 Simple cipher, "By F Bacon."

 

Well done Rob ! I would add that VV.S = 58  in both simple and kaye cipher ! 😮 John Dee (Simple cipher) Bacon (De furtivis Cipher) This one is for you ! 😉 

[Light-of-Truth]

I came across this earlier today by Peter Dawkins about the letter L, and LL:

https://www.fbrt.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/The_Stratford_Shakespeare_Monument.pdf

"The number 50 also has a highly significant meaning in the cabalistic cipher system, being rendered by the letter L in the Roman numeral system and used, for instance, in the Shakespeare play, Love’s Labour’s lost, to convey the idea of truth, which is Love’s Labour or love in action (i.e. charity), as represented by the number 100 (LL), the cabalistic number of God, the Author of All. The number 50 is the number of the Argonauts, a metaphor for those seekers after truth who seek (and find) the golden fleece of enlightenment."

On another note, curious coincidence that THOMAS CREEDE is 111 Simple cipher, and CREEDE is 39 Simple and 111 Reverse cipher. His name comes up in relation to Bacon's "The tvvoo bookes of Francis Bacon. Of the proficience and aduancement of learning, diuine and humane. - At London : Printed [by Thomas Purfoot and Thomas Creede] for Henrie Tomes, and are to be sould at his shop at Graies Inne gate in Holborne, 1605"

Mather Walker mentions him several times in this article on the subject of the Double A's:

https://sirbacon.org/mcompeer3of3.htm

Thomas Creede's mark (below) appears on several Shakespeare plays as well as other works. Mather Walker associates his work with Freemasonry. 

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1632 SHAKESPEARE SECOND FOLIO.

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I've been searching the internet for a better image of the 1632 "To the memory..." page.

So far every 1632 Second Folio has this image:

No Double A. Different words.

https://digital.lib.miamioh.edu/digital/collection/wshakespeare/id/11666

I'm still looking, but am a few pages into search results and I am pretty good at doing searches.

A. Phoenix, can you offer some clues on where this one comes up? A rare or obscure version? Is there an online version? I'd like to see what I can find as far as any potential cipher clues. 😉

 

 

 

[A Phoenix]

Hi Rob,

the page you need with the Double As is 'To the Memory of my Beloved the Author' here:  https://digital.lib.miamioh.edu/digital/collection/wshakespeare/id/11676  👍

A Phoenix.

[Light-of-Truth]

That's the one I found, didn't go far enough into it. Thanks!!!

 

[Light-of-Truth]

I was already working on it. 😉

First impression, "To the" on the first line, and "The" on the second.

T, O, T, and another T; triple Tau and circle. Just like the Sonnets.

As in the Royal Arch Degree:

One of many online descriptions:

https://www.edgarcayce.org/about-us/blog/blog-posts/dan-browns-the-lost-symbol-and-edgar-cayces-insights/

The triple Tau is the “Sacred Name” expressing the Trinity of the Divine and is secretly used in Masonic rites and design. The Grand Commander of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Albert Pike, wrote: “The triple Tau, in the center of a circle and a triangle (see illustration) typifies the Sacred Name; and represents the Sacred Triad of the Creating, Preserving, and Destroying Powers [Hindu gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, the latter is the destroyer of illusions); as well as the three great lights of Masonry: Wisdom, Strength, and Harmony.”

OK, numbers?

The the memory of my beloved,

The AVTHOR

Mr. VVilliam Shakespeare

And

What he has left us.

74 characters, the Simple cipher of TUDOR.

The AVTHOR is 111 Simple cipher (BACON is Kaye cipher) and 39 Short cipher (F BACON in Simple cipher).

First, TO is 33 Simple and Kaye cipher. But then "...thy name," and an upper case F, B, A, and con on the next line. F BACON.

See:

To draw no envy (Shakespeare) on the name,
Am I thus ample to thy Booke, and Fame:
While I confesse thy writings to be such,

100 characters, the Simple cipher of FRANCIS BACON and the Kaye cipher of TUDOR.

Granted, I know this has been done and redone many times, even by me, but still significant. Especially with the Double A's and Triple Tau.

Ben was DIALed in. 😉

 

 

 

[Light-of-Truth]

The upper case letters of the heading are:

T T AVTHOR M VV S A = 188 Kaye which is the Kaye cipher of JOHN DEE. Those letters are also 44 Short cipher and that is a number Allisnum2er (Yann) brings up for very good reason.

188 is also the Kaye cipher of ETERNITY and based on my experience this is a number they may have used for "connecting" the past and future in order to create something that "lasts". That is merely a theory I have, but I have seen numerous examples where Time appears with the numbers 110 and 188. Shakespeare's work are Eternal inDeed, and as we go into the future keep these two numbers in the back of your mind. We know 157 and 287 come up, but I'm suggesting that 110 and 188 also come up in a different yet consistent way.

😉

Those same numbers are 201 in Simple cipher using the 26 letter alphabet that has been proven to be in existence much earlier than even the First Folio. And as a Rosicrucian number, TWO HUNDRED ONE is 157 Simple and 287 Kaye cipher using Bacon's 24 letter alphabet. I am convinced we have a Seal by Ben Jonson.

 

[Light-of-Truth]

Look at this:

The the memory of my beloved,

The AVTHOR

Mr. VVilliam Shakespeare

I already mentioned:

The AVTHOR is 111 Simple cipher (BACON is Kaye cipher) and 39 Short cipher (F BACON in Simple cipher).

You know what, so is:

VVilliam S is 111 Simple cipher (BACON is Kaye cipher) and 39 Short cipher (F BACON in Simple cipher).

In fact the Reverse cipher, 114, and the Kaye cipher, 189 are the same. So that means as far as cipher numbers, "The AVTHOR" and "VVilliam S" are the same in all four ciphers we typically use; Simple, Reverse, Short, and Kaye.

"To the memory of my beloved,"

Ben Jonson adding his voice to the Shakespeare Folios. But Jonson knew the Truth. So here we have two cipher hints with Bacon's 111 and F. Bacon's 39. The first line is largest, the most important. Ben Jonson did not in public "Love" Willy, at all. But he did express his Love for Bacon on his Birthday and when Bacon "died".

The first three lines are about the AVTHOR, Francis Bacon, VViliiam S, Jonson's "beloved". I don't think "beloved" is used for past tense, as if the AVTHOR died. Next line "And" is capitalized. But the the final line, in all lower case small letters, remember this is on a page that would be praising the Folio, but the smallest least important line, with NO capital letters, is:

what he has left us.

No big finale, no kick off to send us on to read the Plays, as if he purposely downplayed the whatever his beloved "left behind." I feel like those who were in the circle laughed and found humor in it. Bacon laughed out loud with Ben!

Today, nobody notices.

And...what he hath left us.

Ha ha ha ha! LOL! 😉

what he hath left us = 177 Simple cipher.

Allisnum2er has mentioned several times that 177 is the Simple cipher of WILLIAM SHAKE-SPEARE and FRANCIS BACON+MINERVA. It is also the Simple cipher of SHAKESPEARE TUDOR.

Side note: I tend to believe Bacon was born as "William", and maybe Ben knew. VViliam S? S is 18 Simple cipher, or reduced to 9 Short cipher and "I", to make "William I", or William Tudor the First. We do have the TUDOR 74 and 100 numbers here as mentioned in a previous post on this thread.

😉

EDIT: We have not even started to look into Jonson's poem. It tells a story for anyone who has eyes to see. Imagine the cipher clues contained.

 

 

 

Edited March 25, 2022 by Light-of-Truth

[A Phoenix]

THE BACONIAN-ROSICRUCIAN AA HEADPIECE IN THE 1639 EDITION OF LORD BACON'S ESSAYS ABOVE HIS ESSAY OF TRUTH.

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Of Truth = 103 Simple cipher and 155 Kaye cipher.

Shakespeare = 103 Simple cipher.

Will Shakespeare = 155 Simple cipher.

So, Shakespeare wrote the Essays! 😉

OT = 33 Simple cipher (Of Truth)

Also see the W, T, and I. William Tudor I.

🙂

[Allisnum2er]

Pilate comes from the word "Pilum" meaning "Spear" 🙂 

Notice that there is already a difference  between the 1639 edition and the 1625 edition,

and that the "secret signature" of Francis Bacon is lost.

From "WHAT" to "Answer" there are 13 words.

13 is the gematria of ahava (Love) and echad (One)

And 13 represents the Unity and the Trinity.

By counting from "WHAT", Free is the 31st word 

31 is the gematria of El (God)

And 31 represents also the Trinity and the Unity.

Moreover, by counting Cer - tainly and Giddi-nesse for 4 words,

FREE (right in the midst) is the 33 rd word , and 33 is the simple cipher of BACON and FREE.

FREE-WILL or WILL FREE ... WILL BACON alias WILL SHAKE-SPEARE !

[Light-of-Truth]

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Notice that there is already a difference  between the 1639 edition and the 1625 edition,...

What is the difference??

EDIT: I see it now.

🙂

Edited March 25, 2022 by Light-of-Truth

[Light-of-Truth]

I have a 1625 copy of this book with plenty of Elizabethan handwriting on the first pages. In fact, a doodle of a person on this page.

The scribble and person doodle? I'm at a loss, after so many hours over years wondering.

If anyone who ever comes into this forum can read this style of Elizabethan handwriting, I'd pay a little to know what these notes say on several pages. I can get a few words, and a name or two, but mostly it is "Greek" to me. 😉

 

 

Edited March 25, 2022 by Light-of-Truth

[Allisnum2er]

30 minutes ago, Light-of-Truth said:

I have a 1625 copy of this book with plenty of Elizabethan handwriting on the first pages. In fact, a doodle of a person on this page.

The scribble and person doodle? I'm at a loss, after so many hours over years wondering.

If anyone who ever comes into this forum can read this style of Elizabethan handwriting, I'd pay a little to know what these notes say on several pages. I can get a few words, and a name or two, but mostly it is "Greek" to me. 😉

 

 

Hi Rob,

What a chance you have to own a 1625 edition of the book ! 

And I am really sorry but Elizabethan handwriting is beyond the scope of my competence in English. 😅 I'll pass.

[Light-of-Truth]

Allisnum2er, you might have something to say about this outside my realm. 😉

Handwriting until page 17, then nothing till page 47. Then clean until page 73.

Noting else until page 286 and 287 which I get totally.

There is a name I'll find to share early in the pages, a name of a person who had a big library. I believe they eventually acquired what was left of Dee's collection.

Few notes on the last pages in the 300's. It appears I am missing a few pages at the end.

BTW, that 1625 is still available for maybe $900. Mine was cheaper a long time ago, and I love the handwriting and doodles which probably brings the value down for resale, but as a Baconian I LOVE it no matter what it says. LOL

 

 

[Allisnum2er]

15 minutes ago, Light-of-Truth said:

Allisnum2er, you might have something to say about this outside my realm. 😉

Handwriting until page 17, then nothing till page 47. Then clean until page 73.

Noting else until page 286 and 287 which I get totally.

There is a name I'll find to share early in the pages, a name of a person who had a big library. I believe they eventually acquired what was left of Dee's collection.

Few notes on the last pages in the 300's. It appears I am missing a few pages at the end.

BTW, that 1625 is still available for maybe $900. Mine was cheaper a long time ago, and I love the handwriting and doodles which probably brings the value down for resale, but as a Baconian I LOVE it no matter what it says. LOL

 

 

Regarding the handwriting until page 17 , it makes me think about the number 153 = 17! 🙂 

In Hebrew, 73 is the gematria of Hochmah meaning "Wisdom"

And regarding the number 47, I just found this video that seems interesting.

(Take a look at 9:11 😉 )