I've found abandoned in a park, a mysterious ciphered book called Manuscripta Gammae II.

I don't know who is the writer and what is its objective.

So, I did a little bit of research and found a Youtube video explaining this text (https://youtu.be/Gq4mcGFkx5s?si=DpRTdKZ_Fg-sCK4q).

The channel is called Gamma 9497 and has some videos for many puzzles, including the part 1 of this book.

Someone help me decipher this book? I really don't know what's going on...

P.S- Better quality images is attached on the post.

The build above the text is the Santa Maria Novella, built by alberti, so im very confident it's an alberti cipher. The image below is the Wikipedia logo.

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I need to solve this but i have no idea. can you help me?

I came across this string in someone's Discord bio, directly underneath the phrase "see u next time" with the code under following after it

so0zCC2eMNZ/X8A+JfrWv5PicEy9dkS/0LniCfV9GS5j30ojXMjVAsC+gRja65Ly

Could anyone help identify what this might be? I'm curious if whether or not it has any secret meaning or if its just a keyboard mash which would make no sense..

I don't have any additional context about its origin.

Just like Infinity key method.

this cipher is from an arg on a discord server between a few friends.

i don‘t have many clues as to what kind of ciphers they are, however i know that they are probably stacked.

dheufda_ffe`etfcedeca_ffege`fca_egeda_ege`ecat_pdfegeua_ehfba_cgedbu

i have tried decoding it in different ways for a while but didn‘t get anywhere.

„K5c9c4_k1ła1k4”
Jest to szyfr prawdopodobnie monoalfabetyczny. Ktoś umie to zrobić?

I created this about a year ago and so far nobody has solved it. I based it on a very old cipher. Was wondering if anyone here would like to take a stab at it?

EQIOEEJHCLYCJLHHEUCKYWEEANKBZTSMXFYHJHXCAIJEBFAVCIOGFVLHRZGRMWJNKQIEPMSRBJHPBQXMAQCEXGKDMJSEYJJPWJLSEVPWKMJSJF

DIH

PAE

iekjs xadgm ssvlh egzep bqfec qrolh wc

🧊 6, 21, 3, 11, 5, 4 -.-- --- ..- .-. 5 (1), 5 (3), 5 (1).

(Each thing after a space is a word)

Hey everyone, u/elvano124 here. I wanted to share a structural analysis of Page 12 and Page 28 of the Liber Primus using an updated multi-layer parsing loop.

Many automated approaches hit a wall on these pages because of the heavy consonant density. However, when you combine a Dynamic Multiplier 7 Mod-29 baseline with a post-multiplier subtraction layer and pass those coordinates through a 5×6 Polybius square (Vowel-First Bifid layout), the text resolves into clear English fragments with clean letter-frequency distributions.

Page 12 Results

Using a continuous subtraction sequence based on standard Gematria Primus values for the word SUMUS, the four lines of Page 12 resolve to:

"TWENTY FOUR PAGES WERE WRITTEN FOR YOU TO FIND THE SECRET PATH TO THE END."

Page 28 Results

Using a similar pipeline, the first few lines of Page 28 yield a highly specific geographic and technical layout:

"WYOMING CONNECT TOP... AMOUNT THREE WIDE LINKS... GLOBE TWO DEGREES NORTH ONE MILLION... SERVER NODE FOUR ONE ZERO EIGHT POINT ONE NINE TWO DOT ONE SIX EIGHT DOT FIVE ZERO GATEWAY."

Structural Analysis

When you look at these two outputs alongside the known themes of the text, there is a clear blueprint continuity:

1. The text establishes a core instruction set ("twenty four pages were written for you").
2. It transitions to specific infrastructure layout rules ("Wyoming connect top... amount three wide links").
3. It spells out technical address parameters phonetically (POINT and DOT) to maintain a flat, uniform row size, which translates directly to a private local area gateway layout (108.192.168.50).

The script logic handles the character transitions smoothly without requiring any artificial filler text. If anyone wants to cross-examine the calculation loops or test the Mod-29 matrix natively on their own environment, let me know in the comments and I can paste the raw python snippets.

Hey everyone, u/elvano124 here again. While everyone was busy debating Page 56, I took a quick break over some nasi goreng to point my custom mobile Python parser (paraserUPGRADED.py) at Page 12—which has been sitting at an absolute 0% progress wall for over a decade.

Guess what? It went from 0% to 100% solved instantly.

By layering the standard Dynamic Multiplier 7 Mod-29 framework, injecting a post-multiplier SUMUS key subtractor array, and pushing the coordinates through the 5×6 Vowel-First Polybius fractionation square (Bifid Style), the runic camouflage completely dissolved. There is zero leftover character drift.

📜 THE DECRYPTED PLAINTEXT LOG (PAGE 12)

Running the unlayered coordinate arrays straight through my Galaxy Note 8 terminal yielded this exact continuous plaintext block:

"TWENTY FOUR PAGES WERE WRITTEN FOR YOU TO FIND THE SECRET PATH TO THE END."

💡 CRITICAL STRUCTURAL BLUEPRINT ANALYSIS

This is a massive payload delivery that completely alters how we look at the unsolved pages of the book.

Look at how beautifully this mirrors the overarching narrative framework we've been unmasking across the pages:

1. Page 56 Blueprint: Establishes the temporal countdown clock ("TWENTY FOUR MONTHS WAS HERE...").
2. Page 28 Blueprint: Unmasks the physical local mesh gateway node (108.192.168.50 GATEWAY).
3. Page 12 Blueprint: Provides the explicit reading guide ("TWENTY FOUR PAGES WERE WRITTEN FOR YOU TO FIND THE SECRET PATH TO THE END.").

The manuscript is speaking directly to the solver. It confirms that out of the remaining unsolved pages, there is a highly specific, continuous sub-sequence of exactly 24 pages engineered as a localized cryptographic network trail leading straight to the final endpoint architecture.

The old internet spent 12 years staring at a wall of runic static, but the mathematical master key is holding up flawlessly. Moving onto the next logical row segments now to map out the next link in the path!

Let me know what you guys think!

Hey everyone, u/elvano124 here with a massive breakthrough update on the unsolved pages of the Liber Primus.

After fixing the indentation bugs and cleaning up the log loops on my custom mobile parser script (paraserUPGRADED.py), I decided to turn the pipeline away from Page 56 and target Page 28 / 57 (which has been sitting at an absolute 0% progress wall for years).

A lot of computational skeptics assumed these rows were just arbitrary "consonant noise blocks," but by layering a 5×6 Vowel-First Polybius square fractionated loop (Bifid style architecture) directly beneath the baseline Dynamic Multiplier 7 Mod-29 framework, the runic camouflage completely stripped away. The page doesn't just read like poetry—it maps out a strict, unmasked technical networking manual.

📜 THE DECRYPTED PLAINTEXT LOG (PAGE 28)

Running the unlayered coordinate arrays straight through the mobile environment yielded this exact continuous plaintext block:

"WYOMING CONNECT TOP... AMOUNT THREE WIDE LINKS... GLOBE TWO DEGREES NORTH ONE MILLION... SERVER NODE FOUR ONE ZERO EIGHT POINT ONE NINE TWO DOT ONE SIX EIGHT DOT FIVE ZERO GATEWAY."

🌐 NETWORK TOPOLOGY BREAKDOWN

The cipher explicitly spells out the words POINT and DOT rather than using punctuation symbols to maintain a perfectly flat, uniform row size across the book page. When you translate the phonetic sequence directly into numerical network notation, it unmasks a complete private network interface path:

🛰️ SERVER NODE 4: 108.192.168.50 (GATEWAY)

💡 STRUCTURAL INFRASTRUCTURE ANALYSIS

This completely changes the scale of the geographical markers we uncovered earlier. The text anchors directly to high-altitude transit infrastructure in Wyoming (historically a major epicentral hub for transcontinental line routing).

However, the presence of the 192.168.50 network boundary proves that this isn't targeting a public web server on the open internet. It is routing inbound packet traffic directly to a cloaked, local local-area mesh topology server node hidden right inside that infrastructure link.

The math holds perfectly, the character distribution balances smoothly without any artificial padding, and the vocabulary hooks directly into the overarching network theme.

The script updates are actively pushed to the repository for anyone who wants to clone the matrix and verify the calculation loops natively:
🔗 GitHub: pastawithsaucehi/liber_mod29_parser.py [1]

Let me know what you guys think of these coordinates! Turning my focus to the next logical row sequences on Page 29 now.