On stylistic coding techniques in English-language historical texts

Historically, coding is one of the first and oldest ways to convey meanings, where codes are the mechanisms of conveyance, and the symbols of the graphic side - letters, words, phrases - are the ingredients/keys of this conveyance. Technocrats use mathematical, algebraic, and statistical methods to collect and transmit information, while linguists provide graphical forms and models for the perception of what is being transmitted. One of the first system codes that appeared at the dawn of civilizations is the Bible, its writing required an alphabetic code readable by millions later. Sometimes, consumers and producers use similar but not identical methods of collection and transfer, relying on non-standard decisions based on previously acquired knowledge and skills. Probably, generalization of the system of obtaining knowledge and cognitive skills contributes to making the right strategic and logical decisions, taking into account the chronological, specific and professional features and stages of development. The subsequent presentation eventfully and reliably informs the readership about the specifics of the first codes of transmission to the enlightened humanity.