1. The ancient Romans believed in numina, or divine spirits, that inhabited all aspects of nature.
2. The numina of the forest were said to protect and watch over the animals that lived there.
3. The priestess invoked the numina of the river before performing a purification ritual.
4. The numina of the mountains were said to be powerful and unpredictable.
5. It was believed that by making offerings to the numina of the fields, a bountiful harvest would be ensured.
6. The numina of the household were honored with daily prayers and offerings.
7. The villagers feared the wrath of the numina of the volcano, believing it could erupt at any moment.
8. The ancient Greeks also believed in numina, calling them daimones or spirits.
9. The numina of the sky were said to control the weather and the passage of time.
10. The philosopher believed that the numina were the source of all life and existence.