The healing of a paralyzed black one of these animals led Vishtaspa to convert to Zoroastrianism.
In a ritual over a dead one of these creatures, priests say phrases such as "Hey overseer, hey overseer, your mother and father play in the top of a tree" and "Hey invoker, hey invoker, when the gods see that miserable penis" during a full night of holy insults. One of these creatures which disappeared into the Furat river to mark the death of Husayn was named Zuljanah. In ancient Rome, the head of one of these creatures was decorated with bread and devoted to Mars after being severed on the Ides of October. This animal is the primary metaphor for a Santería priest inhabited by an orisha during (*) trance possession. These animals were paraded around the world for a year before symbolically copulating with an Indo-Aryan queen. The healing of a paralyzed black one of these animals led Vishtaspa to convert to Zoroastrianism. For 10 points, name these animals sacrificed in the ashvamedha ritual described in the Vedas, a red example of which is ridden by War in the Book of Revelation.
In a ritual over a dead one of these creatures, priests say phrases such as "Hey overseer, hey overseer, your mother and father play in the top of a tree" and "Hey invoker, hey invoker, when the gods see that miserable penis" during a full night of holy insults.
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