In one myth, this god arrived to protect his great-grandson using the plant moly.
In one myth, this god arrived to protect his great-grandson using the plant moly. In addition to saving Odysseus from Circe, this grandson of Atlas not only invented the lyre and stole all of Apollo's cattle, but did it on the day of his birth. The god of thieves and crossroads and son of Maia, this bearer of the caduceus was assisted in his primary role by objects he once lent to Perseus, his winged sandals. For 10 points, name this counterpart of Mercury, the Greek messenger god.
In one myth, this god arrived to protect his great-grandson using the plant moly.
{Hermes} [accept {Mercury} until “{Odysseus}”]