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 HYRACHE— HYWEL DHA

Hyrache, abbey II-296d

Hyracotherinae V-665a

Hyracotherium V-665a

Hyrcanus I John, King of the Jews VIII-34SC; 38Sa:(IX- 495a; at Bethsan II-537a; and Edomites VII-638d; and Idumsans VII-289c; in Sa- maria XIII-416C

— n, King of the Jews VII-289d;

63Sd; VIII-34Sd; IX-495b; and Ariatobulus II VIII-388a; and Herod IX— 495c; and San- hedrin XIII-445a

Hyrtakenos, Byzantine writer III-117d

HYRTL, JOSEPH, Austrian anatomiist VII-611a; X-137b; portrait X-137; Vienna Uni- versity II-130d; on vivisection XV-J95d

Hyslop, James H. XIV-223a HYSSOP vn-612a; XII-154b;

and altar I-349a Hystaspes, Bishop of Edessa and

Bardesanes II-293b Hystera, in Gnosticism III-143C Hysteria, and anseathesia I-448a ; and exorcisms XV-601b; and hypnotism VII-606b; and in- sanity VIII-41C

Utopia

Hyvemat, Henry, Orientalist, on Coptic religion I-66b; Coptic research X 1-3 05a; and hagiog- raphy VII-107C

Hywel Dda. See Howel Dha.

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