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This is the complete Liber Primus from the Cicada 3301 crypto puzzle. The additional pages from later stages are also included in chronological order. This book is primarily meant for decorative purposes due to the lack of embedded metadata.

Welcome to the Oracle Forum G713 and thank you for your contribution an enthralling tome indeed, I read one reader's comment wherein he said it was a worthy book for his collection yet it had taken him 8 years to read it properly. However, I suggest the cover art and illustrations are heavily influenced by one of my heroes the great William Blake, poet artist and printmaker. Undoubtedly, there are Tolkien-esque influences too in the Runic sense

Blake [1757 to 1827] is now considered a seminal figure in the history of the poetry and visual arts of the Romantic Age. And I would humbly suggest his work should be read and absorbed before launching headlong into Liber Primus for it will enrich your LP experience immensely.

A few scattered pages Liber Primus ensue and William Blake's original work immediately below this. Kind Regards Redbeck



The Ancient of Days by William Blake above

Liber Primus excerpts beneath

Yes this is just cryptology on the core of pythagoreanism. Cicada 3301 has the obvious equation to it. Mostly it pertains to pythagorea laws and the secret is in his teachings and linguistics. 3301 equals 7 according to numerology and 7 can make a triangle, in accorance to ZED ALIZ ZED seven is the number of perfection, it might explain how pythagorean therom was constructed, by just crossing a line into the number 7. Liber Primus is just Latin for the first book. I studied this for years as well as this well elborated maze/puzzle.

Why you didn't translate the other page? Seems so simple...

Here is the other translations. I was speaking in the number aspects of it on who they are in history. Is there anyone else that needs to test me? https://uncovering-cicada.fandom.com/wiki/Liber_Primus

I think i find something interesting about a page of "liber primus" but i don t know if it help the translation of the book... i will post soon...

GPdS wrote: 26 Mar 2021 00:51 I think i find something interesting about a page of "liber primus" but i don t know if it help the translation of the book... i will post soon...

Any help is welcome, I got stuck on this page and moved on to the book of Kells, now that is a master piece!