Dialogue

 1 Craty|      he is not a true son of Hermes, because he is never in
 2 Craty|   tell me about my godfather Hermes.’ He is ermeneus, the messenger
 3 Craty|    then, that I am no son of Hermes.’ Pan, as the son of Hermes,
 4 Craty|  Hermes.’ Pan, as the son of Hermes, is speech or the brother
 5 Craty|  that you are no true son of Hermes, because you are always
 6 Craty|    should like to know about Hermes, of whom I am said not to
 7 Craty| should imagine that the name Hermes has to do with speech, and
 8 Craty|     by us, as we think, into Hermes. Iris also appears to have
 9 Craty|    that I was no true son of Hermes (Ermogenes), for I am not
10 Craty|     the double-formed son of Hermes.~HERMOGENES: How do you
11 Craty|  being the two-formed son of Hermes, smooth in his upper part,
12 Craty|  regions. And, as the son of Hermes, he is speech or the brother
13 Craty|     nothing of the nature of Hermes in him, shall we say that