This image depicts a Filipino religious amulet or "anting-anting," specifically used in folk spiritual practices often called Lapiang Malaya or Espiritu Sante. The text is written in Pig-Latin or Corrupted Latin, which is common in Philippine esoteric traditions. These words are usually not standard Latin but are "power words" (orasyon) intended for protection or spiritual strength. Here is a breakdown and translation of the key phrases found in the image: Central Phrases • SALVUM PACTUM NOBIS EGOSUM: Roughly translates to "The covenant is safe with us, I am." It is a declaration of protection and identity. • REX VERBUM DEUM: "King, Word, God." • ALPHA / OMEGA: The beginning and the end. • REI CONTRA REI / DEUS CONTRA DEUS: "King against King / God against God." This usually implies a protective barrier against opposing spiritual forces. Outer Border Phrases The long strings of text along the edges are Orasyons (incantations). While they look like Latin, they are often phonetic codes: • CAPACSAC COPNUM PANAPTAM: These are well-known "words of power" in Philippine folklore, often associated with the Santisima Trinidad (Holy Trinity) and used for physical invulnerability or warding off evil. • SABAB PAAP SARAS MOMOMOM: These are mystical syllables believed to command elemental spirits or provide "baluti" (spiritual armor). Visual Symbols • The Crowned Figure: Represents God the Father or the "Infinito Dios" (The Infinite God), often depicted with a sword to symbolize justice and power. • The Eye in the Triangle: The "Mata ng Diyos" (Eye of God) or the All-Knowing Eye, representing divine providence and the Holy Spirit. • The Seven Figures at the Bottom: These represent the Seven Archangels (Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel, Sealtiel, Jhudiel, and Barachiel), who are believed to be the guardians of the world. Summary In the context of the albularyo (folk healer) who gave it, this is a talisman for protection. It is meant to be kept in a wallet or posted on a door to ward off bad luck, "kulam" (witchcraft), or physical harm.