The secret of the initiated interpretation, which makes the whole meaning of the Trumps luminous, is simply to put the card marked “0” in its natural place, where any mathematician would have put it, in front of the number One.
But there is still one peculiarity, one disturbance in the natural sequence. For the card XI is called “Strength”; on it appears a Lion, and it quite evidently refers to the zodiacal sign Leo, whereas the card VIII is called “Justice”, and represents the conventional symbolic figure, throned, with sword and balances, thus obviously referring to the zodiacal sign of Libra, the Balance. These cards, VIII and XI, have to be counterchanged.
As soon as one possesses the true attributions of the trumps, the Tarot leaps into life. One is intellectually knocked down by the rightness of it. All the difficulties created by the traditional attributions, as understood by the ordinary scholar, disappear in a flash.
For this reason, one is inclined to credit the claim for the promulgators of the cipher manuscript, that they were guardians of a tradition of Truth.

Folio 32 denotes some kind of switch required between paths 19 and 22: the ATUs Strength and Justice - which are curiously mis-ordered in their Roman numerals, and traditionally in previous decks, appeared to have their images (and hence, Titles) swapped.
The trump 'Strength' shows in its picture a lion - the sign of Leo, wheras the trump 'Justice' depicts a set of scales - the sign of Libra, the primary symbol of justice.
This was corrected in the 'rider-waite' deck. First published by William Rider & Son in 1909, it was designed under the direction of mystic A. E. Waite and illustrated by artist Pamela Colman Smith, both members of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.
The associated roman numerals were also adjusted to match their natural ordering upon the paths.