Roman Mythology
Caelus
The heavens, order, the vault of the sky
In the Roman Mythology table used by the Who Watches Over You calculator, Caelus answers to the number 4: the day of the month you were born, reduced to a single digit.
Born under Caelus
Caelus is the vault of the sky itself, older than the gods who rule under it. You bring structure that others take for granted: the frame, the limit, the order that makes everything else possible, often unthanked and always necessary.
Read the full profile of 4Birthdays Caelus watches over
The psychic number is the day of the month reduced to one digit, so these are the days of any month that answer to 4.
- 4
- 13
- 22
- 31
About the Roman Mythology gods
Rome gave the planets the names we still use, and a god to each. The Roman table follows that sky: Sol and Luna for the lights, Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Saturn and Mars for the wandering stars, with Caelus for the heavens and Neptune for the deep.
The same number in other traditions
- HermesGreek Mythology · Travel, trade, thieves, boundaries
- AnubisEgyptian Mythology · Death, mummification, the afterlife
- LokiNorse Mythology · Trickery, change, cunning, shapeshifting
- JizoJapanese Mythology · Children, travelers, the afterlife
- Ah PuchMayan Mythology · Death, darkness, the underworld
- AnuBabylonian Gods · The sky, authority, the gods' assembly
- DurgaHindu Deities · Protection, strength, victory over evil
- OgmaCeltic Mythology · Ogham, eloquence, strength, the champion
- OgunYoruba Orishas · Iron, war, labour, craftsmanship
- RodSlavic Mythology · Kin, ancestors, birth, the order of things
- NüwaChinese Deities · Creation, repair of the sky, marriage, order
- PachamamaInca Mythology · Earth, harvest, mountains, the ground itself
- RashnuPersian Gods · Judgement, justice, the scales, order
- PapaHawaiian Gods · The earth mother, the islands, the ground
- PapatūānukuPolynesian Gods · The earth mother, the ground, all that grows
- TlalocAztec Gods · Rain, lightning, the farmer's order, mountains
- NinhursagSumerian Gods · The mountain mother, birth, the earth, clay
- Kothar-wa-KhasisPhoenician Gods · Craft, building, the forge, the temple
In the Vedic table the number 4 belongs to Goddess Saraswati, through Rahu.
The other Roman Mythology gods
Frequently Asked Questions About Numerology
- How is Caelus linked to the number 4?
- Through the psychic number of Vedic numerology: the day of the month you were born, reduced to one digit. Each pantheon on this site assigns one god to each number from 1 to 9, and Caelus holds 4 in the Roman Mythology table.
- Is this a traditional Roman Mythology belief?
- No. The gods and their domains are traditional; pairing them with birth numbers is a modern numerological reading, and it is presented here as reflection rather than doctrine.
- What if my life path is different from my birth day number?
- They are two different numbers. This page follows the day of the month; the life path uses your whole date of birth and has its own pages under Numbers.