One power associated with this domain was shared among nine Etruscan deities known by the Romans as the Novensiles. In the Argonautica, Drepane is called the “sacred nurse of the Phaeacians” because the Phaeacians were supposedly born from the blood of one god of this domain. (10[1])The (-5[1])Etruscan god Tinia was a god (10[1])of this domain. In a Hurrian myth, Kumarbi (-5[1])bites off a certain body part from Anu, (10[3])a god of this domain. (10[6])The reconstructed (10[1])deity (10[2])*Dyḗus (10[1])ph₂tḗr (10[3])(“DAY-oos pah-TAIR”) ruled (10[3])over this domain (10[7])and likely developed (10[2])into the so-called “father” of (10[1])this domain (10[1])in many mythologies. (10[1]-5[1])Caelus (10[1])(“SEEL-us”) was the Roman (10[1])counterpart of a god of this domain whose blood created the Furies. (10[1]-5[1])One (-5[1])god of this domain was castrated (10[1])by his son (10[2])Kronos. (10[2])For 10 points, (-5[1])name (10[1])this natural domain (10[2])that the Greeks personified as Ouranos. (10[1])■END■ (10[5])