1. A system for recognizing the content of a communication in symbolic language having rules, said communication comprising a plurality of glyphs arranged in a predetermined order and defining plural glyph words, each of said glyphs being a discrete element generally comprising the smallest meaningful informational unit of said language, said system comprising sensory input means for sensing said plurality of glyphs and inputting a stream of data indicative thereof into storage menas, separating means for separating said data into a plurality of glyphs, compiling means for assigning a unique identifier to each set of substantially identical glyphs, pattern grouping means for arranging said identifiers in a grouped arrangement corresponding to the arrangement of said glyph words in said communication, decryption means including language and dictionary storage means for applying general cryptographic techniques to said identifiers to analyze said grouped identifiers in terms of contextual patterns by their sequences within at least one word and their interrelationships as words, to thereby determine the equivalent symbol of language corresponding to each of said identifiers.