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Johannes Trithemius (1 February 1462 – 13 December 1516),
born Johann Heidenberg, was an abbot, lexicographer, historian,
cryptographer, polymath and occultist who had an influence on later
occultism. The name by which he is more commonly known is derived
from his native town of Trittenheim.
The major works of Trithemius include Steganographia written
circa 1499, Polygraphiae, a cryptographic work and De Septum
Secundeis, a history of the World based on astrology, both of which
were published in 1508.
Steganographia (written c.1499; published Frankfurt, 1606,
placed on the Index Librorum Prohibitorum in 1609, removed in
1900). This book is in three volumes, and appears to be about magic
- specifically, about using spirits to communicate over long
distances. Since the publication of the decryption key to the first
two volumes in 1606, they have been known to be actually concerned
with cryptography and steganography. Until recently, the third
volume was widely still believed to be about magic, but the
"magical" formulae have now been shown to be cover texts for yet
more cryptography content. The work has lent its name to the modern
field of steganography.
Polygraphiae Libri Sex - The first printed book on cryptology,
the title translates to “Six Books on Polygraphy”. It
was published in 1518 after Trithemius’s death.
Among his pupils were Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa (1486–1535),
Magnus Hanso, (???? - ????) and Paracelsus (1493–1541).
Students of Johannes wrote many great works and incantations. What
is now believed as the last penned words of Magnus Hanso are
currently being authenticated by the Hanso Foundation. The first
few stanzas follow...
Even the most opposed to Visions can’t argue that this
Earth is winding down. day Runs into the night, i Yearn for
all who believe. Follow your heart know we Indeed care
that we are Fighting the good fight. here Thousands will
follow you on Higher ground . don’t let the
Warped smoke doom the planet. Once it surfaces on earth Run!
it’s not time to Die it’s time to
live…
While we may or may not share the complete
incantation created by Magnus Hanso, we are able to share several
other recent discoveries. It is believed that there is a LOST
station that has yet to be discovered. While the written
words of Magnus may hold the key, below is a map that will lead you
to the actual alter where Johannes Trithemius spoke the black smoke
into existence. This alter also holds the secret to the
newest station. The exact location has been excluded from the
image, however it may be possible to locate the alter and unlock
its information.
While standing at the alter facing the
engraved book, you can see Johannes' love for the occult as well as
magic secrets spring to life. When the words in the book on
the alter are read aloud, you should see pillars rise from the
ground directly in front of you. The image below was
taken with a high speed camera and ran through several
filters. Finally after literally minutes of processing time
we were able to find hidden images on what is now to be assumed
magic cubes.
Dharma Phase II participants will be
able to locate the new station given the following formula:
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 As a gift to
the first to discover this LOST station, there is a treasure
waiting. The memento is the Alchemist's Magnus Opus
Geocoin. Alchemy was another of Johannes passions
and the alter that you seek no doubt is a philosopher's stone.
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