[Conference] 2019 Symposium on Cryptologic History
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I'm always interested in new points of view, so I look forward to seeing what Dr. Damschen has to say about this (especially folio 68r).

As for 116v being cryptological, I'm not sure. Sometimes I think maybe yes, if the letters have been "processed" somehow, but there are so many charrms and incantations in medieval literature that don't make much sense and are often just strings of words and angel or demon names that it's possible there is nothing cryptological about it.
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