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What did Hermes steal that belonged to Apollo?
Cows that Apollo was herding.
What did Hermes steal?
Hermes stole about 50 cattle, or cows, from Apollo, the god of light and music!
Did Hermes steal?
Hermes stole about 50 cattle, or cows, from Apollo, the god of light and music!
A myth about Hermes?
well when he was just a baby he crawled out of his crib and store apollos sacred cows this angered Apollo but Hermes appeased him by making him a lyre and when Zeus learned of the child he was brought to Olympus to be a messenger of the gods
What gift did Apollo and Hermes exchange?
hermes got apollos catle and apollo got a musical instrumint
Who was pan Apollos friend?
Pan was Apollo's nephew by his brother Hermes.
Who steals 50 cows from Apollo?
Hermes. The "cows" represented Clouds, as Hermes was a representation of the Wind.
Why did Hermes steal Apollo's cattle?
he didn't apollo traded Hermes the cattle for his lyre.
Who in Greek mythology stole fifty of Apollo's best cows?
Hermes, the messenger and god of thieves, stole fifty of Apollo's best cows shortly after his birth. Apollo confronted Hermes about the theft, and Hermes cleverly played a lyre he had invented to appease Apollo, which led to Apollo forgiving him and allowing him to keep the cows.
Who stole Apollo's cow?
Hermes stole the cows Apollo was guarding for king Admetus.
How did music come about in greek mythology?
Hermes invented a lyre. Then, he stole fifty of Apollo's red cows. Apollo caught him and was going to really hurt him, but Hermes gave him the lyre. Apollo liked it so much, he even let Hermes keep the cows!
What is Apollo scared of?
Hermes because even though they're fond of each other Hermes stole apollo's cows
