Daena (Din, Dino) In Persian mythology, an angel, the personification of Zoroastrian law and religion, who presides over the 24th day of the month.
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From Michael W. Ford Ahriman [Avestan/Pahlavi] – The Prince of Darkness in Zoroastrian Religion. Ahriman is considered one brother created by Zurvan and was the…
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