Hermes
Messenger of the gods and patron of travelers and trade
Hermes was a Greek god associated with travel, trade, communication, and boundaries. He served as messenger of the gods and was often shown carrying a herald’s staff and wearing winged sandals. In a traditional myth, the infant Hermes stole cattle belonging to Apollo, then gave Apollo a lyre, helping settle their dispute.
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- First Release Jul 27, 2026
- Stamp Series Ancient Greek Mythology
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