What does 'Circ vlvs orbe dttior in 1010 non alter' mean?

Answer 1

The Latin phrase 'Circ vlvs orbe dttior in 1010 non alter' contains misspellings. The words 'circ' and vlvs' most likely need to be combined into 'circulus'. The word 'dttior' needs to be spelled 'ditior'. And the numbers '1010' need to be written 'loco'. The word-by-word translation of the corrected phrase is the following: 'circulus' means 'circle'; 'orbe' means 'orbit, ring'; 'ditior' means 'more profitable, richer'; 'in' means 'in'; 'loco' means 'place'; 'non' means 'not'; and 'alter' means 'another, other'. Therefore, the English meaning is as follows: A more[nearly] perfect circle [is found] in no other place[than a] ring.