 That meteorological phenomena are not divine is not all that Xenophanes has to say about the gods. He notes anthropomorphic tendencies in conceptions of the gods (DKB14/LMD12: “Mortals suppose that the gods are born, and have their own dress, voice, and body;” DKB16/LMD13: “Ethiopians say that their gods are snub-nosed and dark, Thracians, that theirs are grey-eyed and red-haired”). He also famously suggests that horses, oxen, and lions would have equine, bovine, and leonine gods (DKB15/LM14). Yet Xenophanes also makes positive claims about the nature of the divine, including the claim that there is a single greatest god: