HERMÆAN PROMONTORY.

The ancient name of the north-eastern horn of the Gulf of

Tunis, now called Cape Bon. It was the limit fixed by the old

treaties between Carthage and Rome, beyond which Roman ships

must not go.

_R. B. Smith,

Carthage and the Carthaginians,

chapter 5._

HERMANDAD, The.

See HOLY BROTHERHOOD.

HERMANRIC, OR ERMANARIC, The empire of.

See GOTHS: A. D. 350-375; and 376.

HERMANSTADT,

Battle of (1442).

See TURKS: A. D. 1402-1451.

(Or Schellenberg,) Battle of (1599).

See BALKAN AND DANUBIAN STATES:

14TH-18TH CENTURIES (ROUMANIA, &c.).

HERMINSAULE, The.

See SAXONS: A.D. 772-804.

HERMIONES, The.

See GERMANY: As KNOWN TO TACITUS.

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