9 UI MUNDI IN XXXNTL CUMA ITAT IS HABITAT (MEANING) HELP!!

Hi there;

Somebody could help[ me to understand a real meanings found it in a Oil in canvas (looks really, really old…) with a San Michael Archangel retreated scene with a rock inscribed:

9 ui mundi (or mund.i) in (XXX NLT, 3 unreadable letters first, ending in NLT) cuma itat (or cumitat) is habitat.

9 UI MUNDI IN XXXNTL CUMA ITAT IS HABITAT

Thanks in advance

My best regards and really excited to know what means this description.

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Actually i found a ton of meanings for each one of these “potential” words and also a kind of “auto translate” with meaning: "9 force is among the world might be (cuma itat)??? But still making any sense to me, b’cause this i’m looking for some professional or expertise about this. It’s a 300 years old (at least i think painting with a Saint Michael Archangel) posing with a justice weight and we have this inscribe inside a kind of silver plate on the left lower corner. (Images attached).

As you can see, after a old restore, all letters missings or almost invisible was filled by a brown color (not renew as original inscribe, unfortunately…)

PS: “cumitat” as i seen looks like something like C I T(??) M - one letter missing, E A R I S. I really don’t know.

Thanks!

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Habitat
Inhabit, dwell, live, stay

Ui
Strenght (sing. only, not ACC) , force, power, might, violence

Mundi/Mund.i
Universe, heavens, world, mankind

In (prep ABL)
in, on, at (space), in accordance with/regard to and the case of

Itat
Ness, condition of being, makes abstract noun (example: civ.itas/itat = citizenship)

Cuma/Cumae
Hollow sphere, spherycal layer, stratun

I.S.
Go, walk, march, advance, pass, flow, ride, sail

Very hard to say. Maybe:

Qui mundum spernit cum beatis habitat.

He who despises the world dwells with the blessed.

Yes that’s it all right. It’s an accentual iambic hexameter. (“Who World despises, with the Blest has dwelling he.”)

Amazing knowledge from all of you. Really excited with this results.

I appreciate your help, sending my best wishes for all latin language experts content in this forum.

My best!