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What greek god was used as the logo for the flower company FTD?
Hermes and his sandals are used as the logo of FTD flowers
What ad are greek gods used in?
Hermes's winged sandal is the logo for Goodyear
The greek god Hermes what was he best known for?
the greek god Hermes was travellers, messengers anyone who used the road really..he was also the god of thieves.He was also the messenger of the gods
What is the shield of Hermes?
The shield of Hermes is a mythological object associated with the Greek god Hermes, also known as Mercury in Roman mythology. It is said to have been made from the skin of a divine creature known as the Aegis, and was used by Hermes for protection in battle or to display his authority. The shield was believed to have magical properties, including the power to petrify or strike fear into enemies.
Which telecoms company has an orange logo and used to be known as the SNO?
8TA
What company has Mercury as a logo?
Mercury Logo FTD otherwise known as Ford Motors the FTD logo is used by flowershops that deliver flowers across the nation.
What were Hermes powers?
he had a caduceus. which he used in combat. it had special powers
What did Hermes teach Pan?
Hermes taught Pan how to play the panpipes, a musical instrument made from reeds. Pan became known for his skill in playing the panpipes and used it to charm and seduce nymphs and other creatures in the woods.
Why is Hermes staff used as a symbol of medicine?
Because Hermes was the god of medicine
Which font was used to create the logo of Avon?
Avon has not made publicly known which particular font was used for the creation of their logo. It seems likely that they had a graphic designer create it and the font is not one that is publicly available.
What type of FONT used in Moodle software logo?
The type of font used in the Moodle software logo is a wide sans-serif font. More specifically, it is a free font known as Soul Papa.
What does HMV music shop logo mean?
"His Master's Voice", a reference to the painting of the same name; best known as the logo (dog staring into phonograph) used by RCA Records.
