A Number Code...Can You Solve It?

16.15.23.5.18.3.15.18.18.21.16.20.19.1.14.4.1.2.19.15.12.21.20.5.16.15.23.5.18.3.15.18.18.21.16.20.19.1.2.19.15.12.21.20.5.12.25

It's actually quite easy...

Please message me if you solve it, but feel free to post hints or feelings below...

Good luck!

Come on ... It's not THAT hard ... It's EASY

Originally posted by wittywonka
Come on ... It's not THAT hard ... It's EASY

Hint: It was prompted by a Pope.

5.1.19.9.5.19.20.19.21.2.19.20.9.20.21.20.9.15.14.3.9.16.8.5.18.7.15.9.14.7

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Hint: It was prompted by a Pope.

Really? I thought it was implemented by an emperor

3.1.5.19.1.18

Originally posted by idioms
Really? I thought it was implemented by an emperor

3.1.5.19.1.18

Maybe indirectly, but the immediate cue was more likely Pius IX and his affirmation of the doctrine of papal infallibility in 1870. The author was 12.15.18.4.1.3.20.15.14.

17.23.19.3.8.23.14 or, possibly, 17.23.19.5.16.22.14, if 4.14.25.16 doesn't apply

Ah, so its a power series.

Originally posted by idioms
Really? I thought it was implemented by an emperor

3.1.5.19.1.18

3.1.5.19.1.18 did use a similar code, but his i thought displaced 2.5.20.20.5.18.19 by three places to encode and decode? a classic 23.18.1.16.16.9.14.7 3.9.16.8.5.18 (?)