Leonard Digges & the Rosicrucian-Freemasonic Stratford Monument commissioned by Francis Bacon

In his poem prefixed to the 1623 Shakespeare First Folio, Leonard Digges made the first known printed reference to the Stratford Shakespeare monument wherein he enigmatically states that ‘Time dissolues thy Stratford Moniment’, meaning, as we shall see, that the fullness of time will reveal the secret hidden truth concealed behind the façade of this Baconian-Rosicrucian-Freemasonic monument and reveal the true author of the Shakespeare works.
It is truly remarkable how little is known about Leonard Digges the contributor of a verse to the most famous secular publication in all English and world literature.
The Digges and Bacon families had a long and close relationship that went back generations and Francis Bacon and Leonard Digges were related through marriage. Their concealed and obscured relationship has been systematically supressed from the pages of history for the last four hundred years here revealed for the first time.
Hundreds of thousands of scholars, students and tourists travel from all around the globe to visit Stratford-Upon-Avon and the Shakespeare monument to pay homage to the greatest poet and dramatist in the history of the world but are not able to see and comprehend what is hidden in plain sight in front of their own eyes. The full Rosicrucian-Freemasonic significance of the Shakespeare monument has been enveloped in silence for the last four centuries, until now.
The Shakespeare monument is a Baconian-Rosicrucian-Freemasonic cryptogram revealing the secret author of the Shakespeare poems and plays. It is as Peter Dawkins points out a critical gateway into the heart of the mystery of Shakespeare which when fully revealed has very far-reaching consequences that will ultimately demand the re-writing of history and change forever the face of Baconian-Shakespearean scholarship.
One of the early printed references to the monument at Stratford-upon-Avon appeared in the first edition of the aptly titled A Banqvet Of Ieasts Neuer before Imprinted (1630). The only two known copies of this extremely rare 1630 edition are held at the Bodleian Library. No name of an author appears on its title page. This little known work hidden from the world by Stratfordian authorities contains a very carefully constructed cryptogram that conveys the secret that the Stratford Monument placed there by Bacon and his Rosicrucian Brotherhood presenting William Shakspere of Stratford as the author of the Shakespeare works is a merry jest, a Rosicrucian-Freemasonic illusion, all hidden in plain sight.
In his poem prefixed to the Shakespeare First Folio his inward friend and Rosicrucian-Freemasonry Brother Leonard Digges cryptically reveals that he is privy to the hidden truth which some day in the future will finally be revealed to the world. The same is hinted at around the emblem of Father Time on the title page of Bacon’s New Atlantis (Land of the Rosicrucians) ‘IN TIME THE HIDDEN TRUTH WILL BE REVEALED’, namely, that Francis Bacon is the secret author of the Shakespeare works.
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