Hand, on which hand rings are worn, 45, 47;
with thumb and two forefingers extended, 83.
Hannibal’s ring, 154.
Hathaway, Anne, lines to, (note,) 11.
Hatton, Chancellor, sending medicinal ring to Queen Elizabeth, 124.
Hebrews, wore a number of rings, 49;
as to their using a marriage-ring, 196-7.
Heliogabalus, never wore the same ring twice, 46.
Henry II. of England, his tomb, body, ring, 71.
Heraldry, ring in, 58.
Herbert’s enigma, 62.
Household gods of the Romans, small iron rings for, 229;
Croly’s lines on a gem representing a woman contemplating a
household deity, 230.
Hyacinth, its supposed medical and magical powers, 102.
Hynd Horn, ballad of, 115.