Hounds that hunt hares, v. 184.
How a man may praise himself without being envied, ii. 306.
How a man may receive advantage and profit from his enemies, i.
280-298.
How animals are begotten, iii. 186.
How a young man ought to hear poems, ii. 42.
How plants grow, and whether they are animals, iii. 190.
How to know a flatterer, ii. 100-156.
Hunger, cause of, iii. 341;
allayed by drinking, 345.
Hurricanes, of, iii. 150.
Hyagnis, first that sung to the pipe, i. 107.
Hydaspes, a river in India, v. 477.
Hyperides, the Athenian orator, ii. 140; v. 53-57;
his part in public affairs, 53;
his friendship for Demosthenes, 54;
this friendship broken, _ib._;
demanded by Antipater, he escapes to Aegina, _ib._;
is apprehended, tortured, and put to death, 55;
an excellent orator, _ib._;
his amorous propensities, 55, 56;
his patriotism, 56;
sent as ambassador, 56, 57.
Hypsipyle, foster-child of, i, 465.