My two cents:
Maybe it is just a challenge but in case its not, does anyone know if Latin is one of those languages that says things kinda backwards. I am not a
linguist so I'm not even sure how to explain it. Like when the verb comes first in writing, but when you read it aloud you still say it in the right
order. Also tempamentun and temptat are obviously two different forms of the same word right? So they would have to have at least slightly different
meanings.
Hic can mean this or this is. Est can mean here, in this place, in this matter. tempamentum refers to a test of some kind. It could read: In this
place you are tested.
Quod can mean to the extent, as far as, and, but, now, etc. Temptat can mean try, prove, attempt. Tu is you. Potentia can mean power might ,
ability, potential. So it could read: Now prove your ability.
This would make sence if we are referring to innitiations, or passage to other realms, often associated with the underworld and labyrinths. And, as
we are nearing the day of the dead, it would be a good time for puzzles related to the underworld, cycle of life death rebirth, and any form of
initiation. Although it may go on way beyond "day of the dead".
So bacically i think they're saying.... You're being tested....show us what ya got!