Pan is the god of shepherds of herds and flocks, and the god of beehives. Pan was born with the horns, beard, tail, and legs of a goat. There are several theories surrounding Pan's parents. The most likely of which is that he was fathered by Zeus on Hybris.
There are some important gods that do not reside on Olympus. Pan is among their number. He was content, living in the Arcadian forests, taking long naps and seducing nymphs left and right. If anyone disturbed him during his naps, he would take revenge by giving sudden shouts from a nearby grotto, making their hair bristle and alerting nearby animals (which would, perhaps, ruin the victim's hunt).
He is the only Greek god who has ever died. The news came to Thamus, a sailor. He was on a ship bound for Italy when he heard a godly voice tell him: "Thamus, are you there? When you reach Palodes, take care to proclaim that the great god Pan is dead!" He obeyed, of course. A preist at Delphi, Plutarch, believed that Pan had died and published that news. Who knows if it's true, since in the second century a.d., at least a century after this anouncement, Pan's alters and shrines were still attended.
Pan
the greek god Pan
He is Greek god, but he does have a roman version Jupiter
the greek god hermes the god of messages
There is no Greek god mercury, he was a roman god, and he was the god of war and weapons.
He is god of Shepherd's and flocks.
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the greek god Pan
Tiresias was neither a god nor a hero. He was a blind prophet, the son of a shepherd and a nymph.
the greek Shepard god that has legs and horns of a goat
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according to greek mythology Dafnis was a shepherd, the first who learned pastoral music and poetry from the god Pan. It doesnt have any meaning.
The shepherd god with the legs and horns of a goat is Pan, a figure from Greek mythology known for his association with nature, shepherds, and wild animals. Pan is often depicted as mischievous and playful, embodying the untamed wilderness. His distinctive appearance, with goat-like features, sets him apart from other deities in Greek mythology.
Shepherd in modern Greek is ποιμένας, βοσκός (poimenas, boskos)Shepherd in Classical Greek is ποιμήν, νομεύς (poimin, nomeus)
the shepherd
In the Psalm God, he is mainly portrayed as a shepherd.
"The Lord is my shepherd" is a metaphor. It directly compares God to a shepherd, emphasizing his care and guidance for his followers.