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What does the Roman god Mercury stand for?
Mercury is god of trade and profit, merchants and travelers, but originally of the trade in corn. In later times he was equated with the Greek Hermes.
What was Hermes in greek mythology?
He was the messenger of the gods and he was the god of trade and thiefs
Why did the Aztecs trade chocolate?
They could not. Only when they have beewn praised God, they did it, and may it trade with anybody who they know. The main sector was agriculture.
What is Hermes the god of in Greek Mythology?
He was a messenger to the gods. HERMES was the great Olympian god of travel, hospitality, trade, thievery, cunning wiles. He also was the god of smiths and fire
What powers did Hercules?
I don't know about "powers" but Hermes was the god of trade I think
Messenger god of trade and exchange?
Hermes is the Greek god of knowledge. Mercury is the messenger god of trade and exchange.
Who was greek god for trade-commerce?
Hermes was the god of merchants and thieves.
Which god is planet mercury named after?
The Roman messenger god of trade.
Who is the Greek god of trade?
Hermes
Who was the god of trade and exchange?
Hermes
Who was Mercuries?
Mercuries was a roman god. Mercuries was the god or trade, profit, merchants, and of travellers.
On which god the planet Mercury named?
Mercury was a messenger and god of trade in Roman mythology.
What does the Roman god Mercury stand for?
Mercury is god of trade and profit, merchants and travelers, but originally of the trade in corn. In later times he was equated with the Greek Hermes.
What is Messenger god of trade and exchange?
mercury in roman. Hermes in greek. also god of thieves
What is the god mercury the god of?
strong and mighty
Does anyone want to trade their hundred club Rio Ferdinand for your ricardo fullerstar Jimmy bullardstar and 50 other normal cards?
oh god no, god, god, god, god oh god NO!
Who was the god of trade?
The god of trade in ancient mythology is often associated with Hermes in Greek mythology. Hermes was the messenger of the gods and also the deity of commerce, trade, and travelers. In Roman mythology, his counterpart is Mercury, who similarly represents trade, communication, and financial gain. Both gods were believed to facilitate trade and protect merchants in their endeavors.
