sator Square explanation

I am thinking that it translates like this:"keepers of the ancient knowledge of the wheel rights". wheelrights would play a very important part in both the military and civilian life. They would construct and maintain water wheels, siege engines, and cranes or whatever they used to move blocks obelisks and Columns. Many of the Roman sator quares were found in the periphery of the empire, often close to military facilities. Such a guild and trade union would be very important to the army as well as the engineering needs of the cities.

what do you think?

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There is no Cristian connections inside this puzzle...Possible meaning you have in ORIGINS!!!

 

There are also indications of Mithraic beliefs having been held by some group in the Americas, at about the same time period.

 

 

Trying to fix my post so the link works

From my "research" I understand that word order does not matter in latin.

Some researchers read it in boustrophedon; alternating  left to right then right to left or vise versa

Sator (from sero=to sow) Sower, planter; founder, progenitor (usually divine); 

Arepo. Originator unknown, likely an invented proper name; its similarity with arrepo, from ad repo, 'I creep towards', may be coincidental

Tenet. from teneo=to hold) holds, keeps; comprehends; possesses; masters; preserves(a) 

Opera. work, care; aid, service, (an) effort/trouble) (I)

Rotas. Wheel (not from wikipedia)  whirl around, revolve rotate;