Meanings of numen in English

Nullum numen habes si sit Prudentia, nos te; Nos facimus, Fortuna, deam, coeloque locamus.

Claudian deified Rome, "O numen amicum et legum genetrix," and Rutilius wrote:

Remember your own motto, 'Nullum numen abest si sit prudentia'.

He looked at her, inquiring of her whole person what numen abode in the fane.

Not yet apparently had its numen forsaken it, for through him passed a thrill at the discovery.

Numinous From the Latin numen: spirit.

Esse aliquod supremum numen.

You shake your head-surelyyou must see, that there is not a difference between two vehemently opposite parties to be reconciled-autnumen aut Nebuchadrezar.

Numen illud coli debere.

This individual was an old Hollander, named Van Numen, who as a connoisseur in precious stones, was probably without his rival in Paris.

'Nullum numen abest, si sit prudentia'.