Hermes (Mercury)

A caduceus, a staff with two snakes entwined around it and wings.

Also, his winged sandals.

Hermes was born in a cave in mount cyllene in arcadia. or possibly Olympus. and he was born on august 12 1892 according to myth.

helmets and sandals with wing

messenger

Hermes rivals are argus,cronus,eternals,Hermes is a capableinventor

Hermes rivals are argus,cronus,eternals,Hermes is a capableinventor

actually if you've seen clash of the titans than you know the basic story but they changed parts of but in the original Hermes and aphrodite suppled Percy with gear to kill medusa and escape (killing the kraken just happend while he was going by)

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(Alante):Hermes was a strong magician. His cadacaus also has the ability to cast sleep(I personally think of him being able to attack people using nightmares). Also, he's ridiculously fast and agile. He's also the inventor of boxing, and pretty much every other sport. He also can put people in a trance by playing his Flute.

Jack Of All Trades

Merchants and travelers and shepherds, but anyone could really.

The Roman god Mercury was the wing-footed messenger of the gods. The element mercury, or "quicksilver", is a liquid at room temperature.

The planet Mercury was named for the Roman god, because it went quickly around the Sun in its orbit.

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Hermes wore winged sandals because he was supposed to be a messenger. The winged sandals suggest that he had fast feet for delivering messages.

Hermes was born a Greek God, of Maia and Zeus - also a Greek God, King of Heaven/Olympus.

According to some of the ancient Greek hymns which refer to Hermes in battle, they tell of his golden dagger. You can read more about this in "Hermes the Olympian" a story available on Amazon.com. Hermes used his wits far more than any weapon.

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yes he had a son named pan who became the god of nature

A thousand years after Hermes may have walked the Earth, Greek and Roman poets were still singing hymns about him. Some mention his son Hermaphroditos, who was supposed to be from Hermes' union with Aphrodite, after they supposedly spent some time together in Egypt. This seems more likely than some of the other possibilities because the name "Hermaphroditos" is a combination of Hermes' and Aphrodite's names. The poets say Hermes had many girlfriends and they even hint at one or two boyfriends, but because of his son by Aphrodite, she is his most likely wife. He also loved Persephone, daughter of Demeter, but many of the other Olympian men did too and the songs tell that nobody was Persephone's main lover. She was taken away by Hades to the underworld but Hermes brought her back to Demeter again. I reckon Demeter would have been very grateful to Hermes for rescuing her daughter from Hades. Read about their romance in "Hermes the Olympian" the first of a new series of books about him on Amazon.com.

Hermes did plenty of things. He has a big part to play in Homer's story of the Odyssey. You can read much more about the collection of things that he did in story form, in "Hermes the Olympian" a book by David Rosser, available on Amazon.

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Hermes control speed and thieve

Awesome. God of theives, buisness and travellers. Awesome.

Argus, he had many eyes and was a guard for hera

Hermes' sons were,

Pan

Hermaphroditus, although, was often depicted as 'two sexed'

Eros (In some cases)

Abderus

Autolycus

Hermes invented the lyre, which is kind of like a harp, and gave it to Apollo for stealing his special cattle.

Hermes used a caduceus which is basically like a magic wand. Using the caduceus enables him to channel magical enemies, turn things into gold, and control humans and other beings that aren't gods.