Hepatology

[Gr. hepatos, and logos, discourse.] ( Med.) Substantially identical with HEPATOGRAPHY, q. v. Hepburn, in Pennsylvania, a village and township of Lycoming co. Hephæs'tion, the favorite of Alexander the Great, and the companion of his campaigns and festivities, married one of the daughters of Darius. D. at Ecbatana, 324 в. с. Hep'ler, in Pennsylvania , a post-office of Schuylkill co. Hep'pen, a. [A.S. häp , fit.] Fit; appropriate; becoming. (R.) Hep'tachord, ( -körd ,) n. [Gr. hep tach ordos.] (Anc. Mus.) A lyre having seven chords. - The interval of a seventh. - A poetical composition played or sung in seven different notes or tones.