On line 7, who took the cows?

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On line 7 (Mercurius...cepit), which of Mercury's roles is most evident?

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To whom/what do "eō" and "eī" on line 8 refer?

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What did Apollo receive in return (lines 8-9)?

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On lines 8-9, Apollo believes that this exchange is fitting because he is most fittingly the god of

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What gift did Mercury get from Apollo?

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Mercury was often seen with this gift

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What did Mercury see once he set out into Arcardia? (lines 8-9)

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What is the meaning of "alius alium petēbat" on line 11?

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What did Mercury do with his wand (lines 11-12)?

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According to line 12, the snakes then

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According to line 12, what was the purpose of Mercury throwing the staff?

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What derivative of the Latin root found in plcāvērunt (line 12) means to unfold or reveal in meaning?

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Based on this passage, which is an accurate image of Mercury's wand, known as the caduceus?

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What would an appropriate title for this passage be?

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