HERACLEIDÆ OF LYDIA.

The second dynasty of the kings of Lydia—so-called by the

Greeks as reputed descendants of the sun-god. The dynasty is

represented as ending with Candaules.

_M. Duncker,

History of Antiquity,

book 4, chapter 17._

HERACLEONAS, Roman Emperor (Eastern), A. D. 641.

HERACLIUS I., Roman Emperor (Eastern), A. D. 610-641.

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HERAT: B. C. 330.

Founding of the city by Alexander the Great.

See MACEDONIA: B. C. 330-323.

HERAT: A. D. 1221.

Destruction by the Mongols.

See KHORASSAN: A. D. 1220-1221.

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HERCTÉ, Mount, Hamilcar on.

See PUNIC WAR, THE FIRST.

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