Kavis and Karipans were people who could not see or hear anything of this figure.
A pope named for this figure's Greek name had a namesake formula supported by Justin I which ended the Acacian Schism.  Kavis and Karipans were people who could not see or hear anything of this figure. The primal man of Manichaeist cosmology was named for this figure, whose twenty names of are recounted in the first Yasht, which praises him. The Yasna is a hymn to this figure, who is assisted by Yazatas such as Atar as well as by the messenger VohuManah. This figure was assisted by the six "beneficent immortals," or Amesha Spentas, and he was opposed by the Daevas.   Sometimes identified as a son of Zurvan, this god is destined to win a cosmic struggle against his evil counterpart Ahriman.  For 10 points, name this figure worshiped in the Avestas, the chief god of Zoroastrianism.
A pope named for this figure's Greek name had a namesake formula supported by Justin I which ended the Acacian Schism.  
Ahura Mazda [or Ormazd; accept Hormisdas]