The steganographia book I [and] book III : of Johannes Trithemius; book I transl. by Fiona Tait and Christopher Upton, with book III [transl. by J.W.H. Walden and an extract from a comment. by Gustavus Selenus: ed. with an introd. by Adam McLean

The steganographia book I [and] book III; of Johannes Trithemius; book I transl. by Fiona Tait and Christopher Upton, with book III [transl. by J.W.H. Walden and an extract from a comment. by Gustavus Selenus: ed. with an introd. by Adam McLean

De septem secundeis, id est intelligentiis, sive spiritibus orbes post Deum moventibus, reconditissimae scientiae et eruditionis libellus, imperatori Caesari sivo Maximiliano I aug. pio, sapienti dicatus. Adjectae sunt aliquot epistolae ex opere epistolarum Jo. Tritemii utilissimae

Polygraphiae libri six : Accessit clavis polygraphiae liber unus, eodem authore. Continetur autem bis libri ratio, qua potest alter alteri quaecumq voluerit, non solum occultè, verumetia interdum citra suspicionem significare ... Additae sunt etiam aliquot locorum explicationes, eorum praefertim in quibus admirandi operis steganographiae principe à latent ... Per virum eruditiss. D. Adolphum a Glauburg, patricium Francofortensem

Polygraphiae libri six : Accessit clavis polygraphiae liber unus, eodem authore. Continetur autem bis libri ratio, qua potest alter alteri quaecumque voluerit, non solum occultè, verumetiam interdum citra suspicionem significare ... Additae sunt etiam aliquot locorum explicationes, eorum praefertim inquibus admirandi operis steganographiae principe à latent ... Per virum eruditissimum D. Adolphum a Glauburg, patricium Francofortensem

The steganographia book I [and] book III; of Johannes Trithemius; book I transl. by Fiona Tait and Christopher Upton, with book III [transl. by J.W.H. Walden and an extract from a comment. by Gustavus Selenus: ed. with an introd. by Adam McLean

The steganographia book I [and] book III; of Johannes Trithemius; book I transl. by Fiona Tait and Christopher Upton, with book III [transl. by J.W.H. Walden and an extract from a comment. by Gustavus Selenus: ed. with an introd. by Adam McLean