Herod Agrippa

See Agrippa. A pennines about 40 miles southeast of Rome. Their capital was Anagnia. They were subjugated by Rome 306 в. с. Hernösand (her'nė-sänd). A seaport, capital of the laen of Westernorrland (or Hernösand), Sweden, situated on the island of Hernö, near the mouth of the river An german, about lat. 62° 37′ N., long. 17° 50′ E. It has some manufactures. Population (1890), 5,789. Hero (he'rō). [Gr. "Ἥρω.] In Greek legend, a prieste of Aphrodite at Sestos, on the Hellesreproached him for his criminal marriage, imprisoned and pont, beloved by Leander. See Hero and Le ander. Hero. See Heron . Hero. The daughter of Leon a to, and friend and cousin of Be at rice, in Shakspere's "Much Ado about Nothing." The real story of the play, the slandering of Hero, is generally left out in the stage version. Hero and Leander. 1. A poem in 340 verses, ascribed to Musæus. "For grace of diction, metrical elegance a this little canto stands far before the other poems of the same age. We know nothing of the history of this Musæus, but his imitations of the style of Nonnus show that he was later than the poet of Panopolis. Heis indirectly referred to by Agathias, who flourished in the first half of the sixth century." K. O. Müller . and simple pathos, which avoids all violations