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Eoin Colfer has created various letter substitution ciphers for his Artemis Fowl series of books.
| Ciphers shown below: | Centaurean, Eternity Code, and Gnommish |
Centaurean cipher
The Centaurean alphabet was used in the UK version of The Arctic Incident.
![[Centaurean cipher]](colfer_centaurean.gif)
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Eternity Code cipher
The Eternity Code alphabet was used in the UK version of The Eternity Code.
![[Eternity Code cipher]](colfer_eternity.gif)
Information at Wikipedia
Gnommish cipher
The Gnommish alphabet appears in various Artemis Fowl books.
![[Gnommish cipher]](colfer_gnommish.gif)
Information at Wikipedia and Omniglot
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