How to number JSF error messages and attach number to invalid component

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I want to number any JSF error messages (e.g. validation, conversion messages) that appears if a user enters invalid input in a couple of input fields. For example like this when the user sends the form:

Name cannot contain numbers
E-mail is incorrect

----- Form ------

(1) Name: John 13 Doe

Age: 30

(2) E-mail: myemail@domain

How can I do this?

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