The Subtlety of Witches - a 16th century cipher mystery

In 1657 a man named Ben Ezra Aseph wrote a book in cipher form, it's contents unknown to the world until now. Kat Mueller and Rian Hagebeuk set out to decrypt the contents of this book, and with the help of Tony Gaffney and The British Library, found out that basically everything we knew about the mysterious text was a lie.
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[@idyl8954]

Thanks for this, found it really interesting!

[@steelcurtain187]

Well, first off, nice shirt 😆

[@JohnWojt]

Now if it had turned out to be BPs "Not the Websters Dictionary" that would be... as the kids say... somethin'