On the day of his birth he stole the cattle of Apollo which, after a few angry words, he exchanged in return for the lyre which he had just invented.
On the day of his birth he stole the cattle of Apollo which, after a few angry words, he exchanged in return for the lyre which he had just invented. A son of Zeus and Maia, he was known for slaying the hundred-eyed monster Argus, and in his role as a psychopomp he escorted the dead to the underworld. Adorned with a traveler's hat and carrying the snake-entwined caduceus, FTP name this Olympian, the archetypal trickster and messenger God.
On the day of his birth he stole the cattle of Apollo which, after a few angry words, he exchanged in return for the lyre which he had just invented.
{Hermes} (accept {Mercury} before Zeus is mentioned)