As a baby, this god invented the lyre and used it to reconcile with Apollo after stealing his sacred cattle.
Ovid records an account of a child of this god who was embraced underwater by the nymph Salmacis. Sculpted busts on top of stone pillars with penises carved onto them were named for this god. A Homeric hymn describes how this god promised to make his mother Maia honored on Olympus. This god aided the hero Odysseus against Circe's magic by gifting him the herb moly. This god wielded a staff with carvings of other gods entwined with two snakes called the caduceus. As a baby, this god invented the lyre and used it to reconcile with Apollo after stealing his sacred cattle. For 10 points, name this divine trickster and Greek god of travel and commerce who gifted Perseus a pair of winged sandals.
Ovid records an account of a child of this god who was embraced underwater by the nymph Salmacis.
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