What wase Hermes purpose?

1. To serve as a messenger of the gods, particularly Zeus.

2. To protect travelers, merchants, and thieves.

3. To conduct souls to the underworld.

4. To oversee trade and commerce.

5. To invent the lyre and the alphabet.

6. To guide lost souls and protect them from harm.

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