Hermes

(hér’méz), n. [Gr. ‘Epyijc, Dorie ‘Ep- the male and female organs of generation, pac, contr. of ‘Epuéac, Epic ‘Eppeiac, the mes with in the same floral envelop or on the same senger of the gods; a deity of varied attributes, receptacle. See perfect. x some of which connect him with the etymologita. a Same as hermaphroditic.— Hermaphrodite brig, flower, gland, etc. See the nouns. cally identical Skt. Sd@rameya, in the dual, two 4 Hermetic dogs (having, among other epithets, that of carvara, spotted, = Gr. KépBepoc, L. Cerberus, q. V.) who guarded the way to the abode of the dead, and also acted as me engers of Yama,