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first polyalphabetic ciphers. In the
opening pages of his
treatise De
componendis cifris [it] he
explained how his
conversation with the
papal secretary...
- Cathedral.
Higden wrote many works,
including the Polychronicon, Ars
componendi sermones, and
Speculum curatorum.
Higden began compiling the Polychronicon...
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Lawrence of Aquilegia.
Lawrence of
Aquilegia (Lorenzo di Aquileia) was a thirteenth-century
Italian canon and teacher...
- De
componendis gravium momentis, 1687...
- Alberti's
minor but
pioneering studies, were an
essay on cryptography, De
componendis cifris, and the
first Italian grammar. He
collaborated with the Florentine...
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epistolary art, the
proper composition and
ornamentation of letters, De
componendis et
ornandis epistoli (c. 1475). He
originated from the
small commune...
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theorist of
medieval music,
known for the
short treatise De
motettis componendis. He
possibly was an
Augustinian friar, as in a
miniature illumination...
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Retrieved 2021-06-26. Alberti, Leon Battista, A
Treatise on
Ciphers [De
componendis cyfris],
edited by A. Buonafalce,
foreword by D. Kahn, trans. by A. Zaccagnini...
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Italian De pictura, De re aedificatoria, Ludi
rerum mathematicarum, De
componendis cifris;
Momus Technical works,
satire Andrea Alciato Andreas Alciatus...
- Celtis's
remarks verbatim in his Ars
versificatoria in the
section De
componendis carminibus praecepta generalia and then more
narrowly defined excellence...
