“The Journal of Recreational Mathematics published this remarkable magic square, composed by ‘a puzzlist who at the time was a prison inmate.’
The large 13 x 13 square is magic — that is, each row and column adds to the same sum — but so is each successive nested square, from 11 x 11 down to 3 x 3.
The magic constant of each square is 10,874 smaller than the last.
And every cell is prime.”

“The Journal of Recreational Mathematics published this remarkable magic square, composed by ‘a puzzlist who at the time was a prison inmate.’

The large 13 x 13 square is magic — that is, each row and column adds to the same sum — but so is each successive nested square, from 11 x 11 down to 3 x 3.

The magic constant of each square is 10,874 smaller than the last.

And every cell is prime.”