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Highland Widow, The. A story by Sir Walter Scott, published in 1827. Hildesheim at Poitiers, France: died at Poitiers, Jan. 13, 368 A. D. A Gaulish prelate and theologian, a noted opponent of Arianism. He became bishop of Poitiers about 353. His chief works are "De Trinitate," "De synod is," and commentaries. Hilarius, or Hilary, Saint: surnamed Are latens is (of Arles'). Born in Gaul about 401: died May 5, 449. Á Gaulish prelate. He became bishop of Arles in 429, and was deprived by Leo the Great of his rights as metropolitan in 445. Hilary (hil'a-ri). See Hilarius . Hilary's Day, St. A feast commemorated on Jan. 13 by the Church of England, and on Jan. 14 by the Church of Rome. The Hilary Term at Oxford begins on Jan. 14, and ends on the Saturday next be fore Palm Sunday.