He is frequently mentioned in Vedic hymns as a counterpart of Varuna, while in his more famous form, he is associated with the goddess Anahata or Anaitis.  
He is frequently mentioned in Vedic hymns as a counterpart of Varuna, while in his more famous form, he is associated with the goddess Anahata or Anaitis.  The chief Yazata, he was sometimes depicted as having 10,000 eyes and ears.  This figure was nicknamed the "unconquered son" for creating the world by killing a bull on the orders of Ahura Mazda.  FTP, name this Persian deity who became extremely popular amongst Roman soldiers in the first two centuries AD.
He is frequently mentioned in Vedic hymns as a counterpart of Varuna, while in his more famous form, he is associated with the goddess Anahata or Anaitis.  
Mithra