We find many primitive idols in this form-a cone or column with a head and perhaps arms and feet added to it; and the tradition survives in the herm, or in the mask of Dionysus attached to a post, round which we still see the Maenads dancing on fifth-century vases.
"Religion and Art in Ancient Greece"
Ernest Arthur Gardner
If you have a message for the dead, you speak it to the herm at the grave.
"Five Stages of Greek Religion"
Gilbert Murray
I've traded King and Keeper for herm Brock.
"Lefty Locke Pitcher-Manager"
Burt L. Standish