Camena is a term that refers to a group of ancient Roman water nymphs, often associated with springs and wells. These nymphs were believed to have the power to inspire creativity and were linked to the arts, particularly poetry and music. The name "Camena" is derived from the Latin word "carmen," meaning song or poem. In Roman mythology, Camenae were often invoked by poets and musicians seeking inspiration. They were considered protectors of the creative process and were sometimes associated with the Greek Muses. The worship of Camenae included rituals and offerings at sacred springs, emphasizing their importance in both daily life and artistic endeavors.