Decode the mysterious 350-year-old letter of the priestess who is said to be Satan

In the end, the question of what was inside Maria's letter in the past also had a satisfactory answer.

Appeared in the 17th century, the mysterious letter written in the code of an Italian monk named Sister Maria Crocifissa della Concezione has long been a headache to the scientific world. After nearly 350 years in the dark, researchers have now solved the code to discover the content hidden inside it.

The mysterious letter has a life span of nearly 350 years.

It is known that one morning in 1676, Sister Maria woke up with patchy ink on her body with a strange letter with characters that no one could translate. Although compared to the handwriting, Sister Maria insisted on rejecting a letter that she did not write. She said that she was being possessed by Satan Devil and that it was the person who forced her to write that letter. However, that's all Maria remembered. Because she couldn't even remember how the letter appeared.

Many years later, many people had deciphered the letter but were unsuccessful. Until recently, the research team at the Ludum Science Center in the Italian city of Catania used a software on the black site system to decode the characters in the old letter.

By the Latin, Arabic, Greek and Run alphabets, the team read the contents of the letter. In terms of content, letters revolve around negative thoughts about God and Jesus. However, due to the very fragmented and confusing layout and presentation, the team made the assumption that the letter was only an imaginary product of Sister Maria.

Palma di Montechiaro monastery is where Sister Maria began living from the age of 15.

Formerly, Sister Maria was originally a famous writer or good character in the monastery. Therefore, the researchers believe that she was suffering from schizophrenia, so in her mind, she always imagined her being possessed by demons.