He was born from a rock with a knife and a torch in hand.
Originally a god of contracts and friendship, later he was often paired with the goddess of fertilizing waters, Anahita. Usually worshipped in underground shrines that depicted his encounter with Geush Urvan, he had 10,000 ears and eyes and rode a chariot drawn by four white horses.  He was born from a rock with a knife and a torch in hand. His worship was sanctioned by emperors like Diocletian who consecrated a temple to this deity whom the Romans named Sol Invictus. FTP identify this mythological figure the slayer of a sacred bull, a sun god and forerunner of Ahura Mazda.
Originally a god of contracts and friendship, later he was often paired with the goddess of fertilizing waters, Anahita.
Mithra or Mithras