Homeric Hymns to Hermes and De

sult in a conflict. Apollo, also witty in his own way, discovers that he has been tricked and follows the imprinted tracks backwards leading him to his herd. As apparent, Hermes' shrewdness is coupled with his wild nature. Though he may be intelligent and wise, trouble lingers in his path and will bring him conflicts.
             Though his shrewdness initially results in a personally endangering act
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