Honorer, Honourer

One who honors or reveres. (R.) Hono'rius, son of Theodosius the Great, born 384, became emperor of the West, and his brother Arcadius emperor of the East, on the death of Theodosius, 395; died, after being shamefully subjugated by the Goths under Alaric, 423. Honor i us I., Pope, succeeded Boniface V. in 625, and governed with zeal and prudence. D. 638. HONOR I US II., of Bologna, succeeded Calixtus II. in 1124, and, at the same time, Thibauld was chosen by another party, under the name of Celestin; but he resigned the chair to his rival. D. 1130. HONOR I US III., was made pope after Innocent III., in 1216. D. 1227. HONOR I US IV., a Roman, ascended the papal chair in 1285. He displayed great zeal for the church, and promoted the crusades. D. 1288. Hon'orle , Honourle , a. Without honor; unworthy of honor.