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The Caduceus is the symbol of commerce and peace, and is the emblem depicted for Hermes (Mercury) in his capacity as God and Protector of commerce. Two Gryphons support the design, together with the motto "Meliora Sequimur". The Gryphon was chosen because it is spirited, animated, fantastic and vivacious.

The Caduceus is the symbol of commerce and peace, and is the emblem depicted for Hermes (Mercury) in his capacity as God and Protector of commerce. Two Gryphons support the design, together with the motto "Meliora Sequimur". The Gryphon was chosen because it is spirited, animated, fantastic and vivacious.

The Caduceus is the symbol of commerce and peace, and is the emblem depicted for Hermes (Mercury) in his capacity as God and Protector of commerce. Two Gryphons support the design, together with the motto "Meliora Sequimur". The Gryphon was chosen because it is spirited, animated, fantastic and vivacious.