Odysseus faces Circe's spells while traveling to Circe's hall, and the deity Hermes assists him in fending them off.
The ancient Greek deity of commerce, riches, fortune, fertility, animal husbandry, sleep, language, thieves, and travel was named Hermes. He was the patron saint of shepherds, the inventor of the lyre, and above all, the herald and messenger of Mount Olympus. He was one of the cunningest and most cunning of the Olympian gods.
He served a variety of functions according to the Greeks: he was his father's messenger, a road map for the souls of the dead in hell, a sign of human wealth, and a guardian of travelers, merchants, and thieves alike. The Greeks characterized him as resourceful, deft, and clever.
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