Iuppiter omnipotens quo
Iuppiter omnipotens quo
Iuppiter omnipotens quo
circum
auricomos
auri/comos
"Jupiter Almighty, where...
Jupiter Almighty, where...
Jupiter Almighty, where...
around...
golden-haired...
golden-haired..."
Latin: "Iuppiter omnipotens quo circum auricomos"
Translation: "Almighty Jupiter, around whom golden-haired..."
The provided text is fragmentary and incomplete. The phrase "Iuppiter omnipotens" clearly translates as "Almighty Jupiter." The word "circum" means "around," and "auricomos" (from Latin "auricomus") means "golden-haired." The context is unclear due to missing text, but it likely refers poetically or religiously to Jupiter and possibly other divine or mythological figures.
No clearly identifiable Koine Greek text was found in the provided fragment. The text appears predominantly Latin.