Before aeroplanes, radio, telephony and the internet, carrying messages quickly was a problem. So that the gods could communicate at a fitting pace, into the mythology was built a god who could fly as messenger of the gods.
The same mythology got into the Judaeo-Christian pantheon - angels with wings were dreamed up to do the same (in Greek:αγγέλω pronounced anghelo- [angel] = I announce, ie a messenger/herald).
Talaria were Hermes' sandals that had wings.
Hermes has wings on his shoes.
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Hermes wore special sandals that had wings on them to help him travel faster, as he was messenger to Olympus.
As far as I know, there was only one god who had wings on his shoes, and that was the god Hermes, the messenger god. Also, a demigod (half god, half human) borrowed his winged shoes, and that was Perseus, to help defeat Medusa.
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Talaria were Hermes' sandals that had wings.
In Greek mythology, Apollo did not have wings. He is often depicted as a young and handsome man.
Hermes has wings on his shoes.
wings for his speed.
Hermes was the messenger of the gods. He had wings on his feet, and was also the son of Zeus.
Hercules didn't have wings to loan. Hermes however had a winged cap and sandals. Why would Hermes want to hunt Artemis? Artemis is the one who does the hunting. And if Hermes tried to mess with Artemis, he would pay dearly.
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Hermes was considered the messenger of the gods. He was the fastest of all the gods actually portrayed with wings on his shoes.
No. Aphrodite (Greek) or Venus (Latin) did not have wings. however Hermes the messenger God had wings on his shoes. Also Eros (Cupid) who is often shown with Aphrodite does have wings.
Hermes wore special sandals that had wings on them to help him travel faster, as he was messenger to Olympus.