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The Rotas Square (or Sator Square) is a word square containing a Latin palindrome. By repositioning the letters around the central letter Ν, a Greek cross can be made that reads Pater
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English: A Pennsylvania Dutch talisman dating to ca. 1790, this bit of illuminated folk art bears a variant of the familiar SATOR AREPO inscription. Two of the five words don't read
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Gareth Harney on X: "A 16th century German 'oath skull' (a human skull on which defendants swore their oath in Vehmic courts) - engraved with the 'magical' Roman 'Sator square', mysterious palindromic
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Sator Square or Rotas Square, a two-dimensional word square Digital Art by Peter Hermes Furian - Fine Art America
A marble floor tile with a latin palindrome featuring the magic words SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS written in a square Stock Photo - Alamy
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A 16th century German 'oath skull' (a human skull on which defendants swore their oath in Vehmic courts) engraved with the 'magical' Roman 'Sator square', mysterious palindromic word-squares found across the Roman
