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16th Centurys German 'oath skull' meaning?
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Anemos Aiteros
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That is the sator square. It has been found even in Ancient Rome, but I don't know the meaning.
Hvítr Ormr
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Well, the text is a Sator Square, kind of like a medieval Latin "magickal square" almost.
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As for it being carved on a skull, I'm not sure. Maybe it's like a Caput Mortem/Totenkopf type deal? Germany has used that symbol for a long time in one form or another, like the skull and crossbones of the Prussian Hussars regiment for instance.
Sator Square - Wikipedia
As for it being carved on a skull, I'm not sure. Maybe it's like a Caput Mortem/Totenkopf type deal? Germany has used that symbol for a long time in one form or another, like the skull and crossbones of the Prussian Hussars regiment for instance.
