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Hi @shaqmeister! I am reporting the results obtained with Codex on the analysis of the Latin words found within the envelope sequence, both in the bro…
In fact, perhaps I could simplify the approach by avoiding entirely the problem of “manually selected” clusters. Let me see if I understood correctl…
Hi @shaqmeister! First of all, thank you for taking the time to look at this analysis. Technically, it did not actually take me that long, also becaus…
Good questions, and no worries at all, I probably explained that section too compactly. 😅 What I call “clusters” are simply differe…
Here’s the analysis! IUBILAE_pro_eng.pdf
Hola @shaqmeister!Sorry it took me longer than expected, but unfortunately I’m the kind of person who tends to get lost easily. 😅 Over the p…
Sorry, I forgot to mention that number 51 is the issue number of the magazine Gente used for the clipping letters.
Bonjour @shaqmeister! Sorry I disappeared for a while, but I’ve been busy working on another anonymous letter that I think may be connected to the Mon…
Thank you @shaqmeister, your observations about the word “DOTT” and the possibility that he may have indicated “IUBILAE” through the terminal characte…
As you can see, all the letters match and only characters from the same font are used. The only thing I do not particularly like about this r…
Ciao! I confirm what you wrote: the image showing the back of all the newspaper clippings is a reconstruction made by V. Vecchione, who tried to reass…
@shaqmeister Good point for asking. I’ll recheck everything tomorrow evening and clean it up!
It is possible that he initially selected and arranged the letters on the envelope without necessarily gluing them immediately, using them as a kind o…
I should verify this more carefully, but this is an interesting example: These are two envelopes sent to two prosecutors, without stamps and deliver…
This is another consideration I had already thought about, perhaps more speculative, but still quite intriguing. It concerns the first four letters “I…