Aryomḗn
Or as I write it Aryomén. Also found as Háryomēn (with a hard h like the ch in loch) or H₂eryo-men. His name means something like "the God of how we do things"
Aryomén is the god of peace, law, contracts, trade, roads, marriage, healing and social order. He is the god of the Dhḗtis, the norms that society has put in place in order for harmony to exist between humans. This stands in contrast to Dyéus, who presides over the Ártus, the cosmic natural law of the universe.
Aryomén enforces justice, contracts and oaths. He presides over the orderly and successful continuation of society. He is a special patron of lawyers, but also of all those others who contribute to the infrastructure of society: road workers, sewage cleaners, bus drivers, etc.
Áryomen also is a patron of roads, marriage and healing, as institutions helpful in restoring and fostering welfare in society.
Offerings
taken from here
Hoberman sphere
other structures of individual parts with connections, especially flexible ones
stone circle
grove or personal seal
braid of white, red, and black cords (three functions: white - priestly, red - warrior, black - producers)
symbols of law, like the scales held by the goddess Justice.
White, red, and black beads
Devotional acts
Speak your mind and be honest in all your dealings
Help to solve conflicts, either of yourself or others
Learn about the laws of your country
Vote if you can
Stay up to date on local politics
Support local activism groups
Volunteer in or support welfare programs
Associations
White, red and black
Gold (UPG)
Justice
Marriage
Healing
Roads
Infrastructure
September
Thursday
Descendants in later pantheons
Aryaman (Vedic)
Airyaman (Iranic)
Érimón (Celtic)
Ariomanus (Celtic)
