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Numen is a Latin term for "divinity", "divine presence", or "divine will".
Numen or Numina may also refer to:
Gaming
edit- Numen: Contest of Heroes, a 2010 video game
- Numen, a superpower in the role-playing game Geist: The Sin-Eaters
Literature
edit- Numen (journal), an academic journal of the International Association for the History of Religions
- Numen, Old Men, a 2009 book by Joseph Gelfer
- Numina, a fictional organization in the fictional civilisation The Culture
Music
edit- Numen (band), a Spanish progressive rock band
- "Numen", a song by Guano Apes from the 2014 album Offline
- Numen Records, an English record label founded by Mozez
Religion
edit- Nine Numina, a group of spirits related to the Queen Mother of the West
- Numen of Africa, a divinity seen by Curtius Rufus
- Numen praesens, the divine presence of the Roman emperor in the Roman imperial cult
- Numenism, another name for animism
Television
edit- Numen International, an Italian television production company founded by Clarissa Burt
- Numen Kingdom, a fictional kingdom in the animated television series Century Sonny
See also
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