He was known for hurling a back breaking boar at his enemies, and the Walbrook temple in London states that this god promised "life to wandering human beings".
He was known for hurling a back breaking boar at his enemies, and the Walbrook temple in London states that this god promised "life to wandering human beings". The slayer of Geush Urvan, his earthly birth was witnessed on December 25, and he was often paired with Anahita, the goddess of fertilizing waters. He was born bearing a torch and knife, and his followers would erect artificial caves to venerate him. Created by Hormuzd and worshiped by Julian, Diocletian, and Commodus, for ten points, name this ancient Iranian god of light and justice who was often associated with a bull.
He was known for hurling a back breaking boar at his enemies, and the Walbrook temple in London states that this god promised "life to wandering human beings".
{Mithra} (also accept Mithras and Mitra)