This book explores a recently-discovered ancient code, and presents examples of encoded messages from various classical authors, including Nikander, Catull, Tibull, and Properz. With detailed analysis and clear explanations, this book sheds new light on the use of encryption in ancient societies, and provides insights into the literature and culture of ancient Greece and Rome.

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