EPISODE 14

Interview

w/ friend of the podcast

Petter Amundsen

Petter Amundsen is an organist, a theorist, amateur cryptographer. Essentially, he has researched and unearthed many hidden ciphers within Shakespeare's First Folio. He accredits Francis Bacon, along with other prominent Rosicrucian members, as being involved with the writing and printing of William Shakespeare. He also believes there is a treasure map which points to Oak Island, involved this Baconian Code.

Books by Petter Amundsen - Amazon

Seven Steps to Mercy
Oak Island & The Treasure Map in Shakespeare

Documentaries-

Sweet Swan of Avon
- Sweet Swan of Avon part 1
- Sweet Swan of Avon part 2
- Sweet Swan of Avon part 3
- Sweet Swan of Avon part 4
Cracking the Shakespeare Code

Petter is an accomplished Organist

Petter Amundsen Organist YouTube Channel

The Baconian Code

From the First Folio. A possible signature of F. Bacon

Et in Arcadia Ego

From the Bacon Statue inside St. Michael's Church in St. Albans

Notice the geometry used by the type setter. Also, Fame and Confess are references to Rosicrucian works.

Also from the First Folio - a potential signature of the group responsible - The Rosicrucians.

Ben Johnson's poem - the preface to the First Folio (notice the directions to page two)

Shakespeare

the first account of Shakespeare's Bust

Notice the absence of the quill. Also, notice the shape of the arms; they form the compass and square exactly using the 53 degree triangle.

The updated version

Notice: the position of the arms, which was once formed the square and compass exactly, has been altered. The quill and parchment has been added. The sack has been removed