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Q: What did the romans call hermes?
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What is the name of Hermes in Latin?

Mercury was given by the Romans to be their Hermes.


What is Hermes' Roman?

Hermes was his Greek name. The Romans called him Mercury.


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The Romans associated Greek god Hermes with Mercury.


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Hermes/Mercury was identified with Odin by the Romans.


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The ancient Romans did.


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The Greek counterpart of Mercury was Hermes.


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