What Kircher refers to is the Glagolitic script:
Ilyrian language, also known as "of Jerome".
See for example:
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It is in response to a sheet that Moretus and/or Barschius sent to him in addition to the mysterious writing.
This book:
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has some handwritten entries (marginalia) too. See e.g. fol. 95v with some 'almost gallows'.
The introductory page (fol. IIr) again refers to "Caratteri Gerolimini"
Quote:llyrico idiomate, charactere quem D. Hieronymi vulgo vocant
Ilyrian language, also known as "of Jerome".
See for example:
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It is in response to a sheet that Moretus and/or Barschius sent to him in addition to the mysterious writing.
This book:
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has some handwritten entries (marginalia) too. See e.g. fol. 95v with some 'almost gallows'.
The introductory page (fol. IIr) again refers to "Caratteri Gerolimini"


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