Heptree

[See HEP.] The Dog-rose, Rosa can in a. Her, pron. and a. (objective case of she, pers. pron. of the 3d pers. fem.) [A. S. hes, she, hire, of, to, or for her; hi, hig, her. See SHE.] Belonging to a female, or to a noun feminine; - being the po e ive case of the personal pronoun she; as, her body, her love, . He'ra, He'rê, n. [Gr.] ( Myth.) See JUNO. Heraclea, ( Anc. Geog.) the name of several Greek cities, the most important of which were: 1. A city of Magna Græcia, in Lucania, near the Tarentine Gulf, (now Policoro.) It was the birthplace of Zeuxis, and near it the Romans were defeated by Pyrrhus, B. C. 280. -2. A city of Bithynia, surnamed Pontic a (now Eregli ), on the S. shore of the Euxine. Heracleonites, n . pl . ( Eccl . Hist .) An early sect of heretics belonging to the Gnostics; - so called from Heracleon , whose tenets they embraced.