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For example, now that I think about it, some have noted a peculiarity in the wording “DELLA MONICA SILVIA,” since it would be more natural to write th…
No, don’t worry. It’s just that there are so many variables that I risk making a mess of it if I don’t lay things out properly! 😄
Now I understand what you mean. It could indeed be a clue left to suggest the presence of “IUBILAE”, which would then emerge through the use of the pa…
Hi! I’m not sure I fully understood what you were asking. I really hope that this evening I’ll be able to explain more clearly what I’m trying to do, …
DOTT. DELLA MONICA SILVIA PROCURA DELLA REP.
Hi! Sorry, I can’t manage to finish tonight either. In short, I’m following your line of reasoning to check something—namely, the hypothesis that at t…
Hi! I’m reading what you wrote, this evening I’ll try to put together a few thoughts!
Sorry, but I have to go. What you found is very interesting, and I understand what you said. It is also possible that, later on, he flipped forward th…
It is possible to imagine a process in which the author proceeds progressively: while writing the text, he uses the already cut-out letters placed on …
Yes, exactly. Since I needed to define a parameter to evaluate “randomness,” I focused on a visible feature in the graph: the fact that letters from p…
Eccomi! I tried using Codex to test the randomness of the hypothesis that the letters were cut from selected words, placed into a sort of “virtual c…
No, you’re not mistaken! I also remembered there might be another one, but in fact, within the article headings, it is the only one that appears in fu…
I would need to check the magazine to be certain, but words such as “SILVIA”, “MONICA”, “PROCURA” or “REPUBBLICA” do not appear to be present in full …
At this point, I think it would be worth attempting two types of statistical analysis. The first would focus on the first three lines only: one coul…