On the day of his birth, he stole Apollo's cattle and used a tortoise shell to invent the lyre.
This deity's gift of a perfect memory was inherited by his son Aethalides [AA-thuh-LEE-dees], and he aided the fight against Typhon by re-attaching Zeus's tendons. This deity rescued Ares from captivity in a bronze jar and put to sleep the 100 eyes of Hera's watchman Argus in order to slay it. On the day of his birth, he stole Apollo's cattle and used a tortoise shell to invent the lyre. He informed Perseus of the location of the Graeae [GRAY-ay] and possesses a staff called the caduceus [kuh-DOO-see-us]. Name this Greek messenger god who wears winged sandals.
This deity's gift of a perfect memory was inherited by his son Aethalides [AA-thuh-LEE-dees], and he aided the fight against Typhon by re-attaching Zeus's tendons.
Hermes [accept Mercury]