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Who is the greek god Hermes?
the greek god hermes the god of messages
Was Hermes a god or a goddess?
Hermes is a God. He is the Greek God of transitions and boundaries.
Was Hermes god a boy or girl?
Hermes was a male god. He was the messenger of Zeus.
How did Hermes became a god?
Hermes was born a god. Hermes was born from the Olympian god Zeus and the Titan goddess Maia.
How is Hermes famous?
Hermes is famous becouse he is a greek god. Hermes is the messanger god. (He delivers messages)
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