Most Common Use of Nulls in 15th Century Cipher Text
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Found a cipher with one null and some homophones but it is from 1510. Letter with ciphered postscript from Jacopo d'Atri to Isabella d'Este

References
Sarah Cockram, "Epistolary Masks: Self-Presentation and Dissimulation in the Letters of Isabella d'Este", Italian Studies, Vol.64, no.1, Spring, 2009, 20-37 (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.)

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