Hermes

Hermes is the god sent down among mortals to see what they are worth. He tests them with axes of gold and silver, and rewards the one who claims only iron. He prices his own statue in a sculptor's shop and learns his market value: thrown in for free. He is the measurer of honesty, curiosity, and vanity — including his own.

1. Nº 2The Statue Seller→
2. Nº 48The Man Bitten by an Ant and Hermes→
3. Nº 108Hermes and the Sculptor→
4. Nº 109Hermes and the Earth→
5. Nº 110Hermes and Tiresias→
6. Nº 111Hermes and the Craftsmen→
7. Nº 112The Chariot of Hermes and the Arabs→
8. Nº 120Zeus and Men→
9. Nº 126Zeus as Judge→
10. Nº 166The Crow and Hermes→
11. Nº 253The Woodcutter and Hermes→
12. Nº 260The Traveller and Hermes→