Giovanni della Porta, the Renaissance scholar who encrypted messages inside eggs to fool the Inquisition

Giovanni Battista della Porta was born in November 1535 in Vico Equense, a municipality of the Kingdom of Naples that since 1504, by the Treaty of Lyon, belonged to the Crown of Aragon and with the rise to the throne of Joanna the Mad was transformed into a viceroyalty, remaining in Spanish possessi

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Giovanni della Porta, the Renaissance scholar who encrypted messages inside eggs to fool the Inquisition

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Did Giambattista della Porta really invent a way of hiding messages in eggs? — Ancient Medicine