One of his sons was blinded by Nomia. Statues of him were intended to bring prosperity and luck and marked the boundary of one's property, and he assisted the Fates with the alphabet by reducing sounds to characters. With cow-gut and a tortoise shell, he created a musical instrument which he gave to Apollo in exchange for cattle he stole as a child. He slew Argus after lulling him to sleep, and he served as a psychopomp, 
One of his sons was blinded by Nomia. Statues of him were intended to bring prosperity and luck and marked the boundary of one's property, and he assisted the Fates with the alphabet by reducing sounds to characters. With cow-gut and a tortoise shell, he created a musical instrument which he gave to Apollo in exchange for cattle he stole as a child. He slew Argus after lulling him to sleep, and he served as a psychopomp, or guide of souls. For 10 points, name this winged-sandal wearing messenger of the Greek gods.
One of his sons was blinded by Nomia. Statues of him were intended to bring prosperity and luck and marked the boundary of one's property, and he assisted the Fates with the alphabet by reducing sounds to characters.