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USC scientist cracks mysterious 'Copiale Cipher'
University of Southern California, 2011. USC News.
Press release of 25 October 2011: the method in outline (Roman letters first attacked and found to be nulls, eighty languages tried, German found, first phrases "ceremonies of initiation" and "secret section"), the manuscript's discovery in the East Berlin academy and its present private ownership.
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University of Southern California (2011). USC scientist cracks mysterious 'Copiale Cipher'. USC News. https://today.usc.edu/usc-scientist-cracks-mysterious-copiale-cipher/
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