For 10 points, name this son of Zeus and Maia, the god of thieves, travelers, and general trickery, who also works as a messenger.
When asked to name a grandson, a son of this god picked a name "as one that has been angered with many." That son was conceived when this god forced himself on the sleeping Chione. That son of this god was known for using his ability to transform livestock to expand his flock at the expense of Sisyphus. This subject of the longest Homeric Hymn was granted the service of three unreliable soothsayers in exchange for not repeating a scheme that involved reversing a series of footprints. Descent from this god through Autolycus is often cited as a source of Odysseus's cunning, and Apollo got his cattle back from this god in exchange for the lyre. For 10 points, name this son of Zeus and Maia, the god of thieves, travelers, and general trickery, who also works as a messenger.
When asked to name a grandson, a son of this god picked a name "as one that has been angered with many."
Hermes [or Mercury] &lt;Golfinos&gt;