Using a branch from Paradise, this figure grew a giant cypress tree which was later (15[1])cut down to construct a palace. (15[1])A deity gave this figure 21 books called nasks which were later destroyed during a Western conqueror’s invasion. While imprisoned, this figure healed a paralyzed horse and gained the favor of the king Vishtaspa. While drawing water from a river, this figure was visited by “Good Mind,” or (*) Vohu Manah, who taught this figure about the concepts asha (-5[1])and druj. (10[2])17 hymns composed by this man, (10[1])the Gathas, are (10[1])a part of (10[1])the Yasna liturgy. This man began to preach after receiving a vision revealing that the evil Angra Mainyu is opposed (10[2])by the creator god (10[1])Ahura Mazda. (10[1])For 10 points, identify this prophet who founded a dualistic Persian religion. ■END■ (0[1])