HABB'AC-UC. A prophet; sent to feed Daniel, 100 HA'DAD or ADAD. Ramman or Rimmon identified with, 187-191; resemblances between Dáda, Dido, David and, 189-191; the supreme Baal, 189; a Canaanitish god, 325 HA'DAD-NA'DIN-AKHI. Placed on throne of Babylon by Assur-nazir-pal, 23; kills the Assyrian monarch, Bel-kudur-uzur, 23 HAD-ASS'AH. Variant of Esther, 143 HA'DES. Descent of Ishtar into, 125, 126, 128-131; Eresh-ki-gal (Allatu), mistress of, 129 HAL'LA-BI. Innana's temple at, 187 HAM'AN. The Book of Esther and, 141; accepted identity with Humman or Homman, 142 HAMMURABI. Dynasty, 325 HAN'NI-BAL. Carthaginian hero, 330, 332; Baal's name in, 330 HA-O'MA. Deposited on the celestial mountain, 335 HAR-AN'. Abram's youngest brother, 52 HAR' RAN. A centre of lunar adoration, 250, 283 HAS'DRU-BAL. Carthaginian hero; Baal's name in, 330 HAUG, DR. Translator of the Gāthās, 333 HAYNES. Excavations of, at Nippur, 360-366 HAYNES, MR J.H. Sent in 1889 to excavate at Nippur, 47 HEAVEN. The _Igigi_ the spirits of, 90 HEBREW-S. 1. Symbol; the serpent the, for mischief, 285; 2. Religion; Babylonian influence upon, 321, 322 HE-PAT-OS'CO-PY. Ritual and practice of, 282-288 HER'AC-LES. Melkarth equated with, 328 HER'CU-LES. Reference to, 87 HER-O'DOT-US. Statements of, _re_ Semiramis, 28; account of, _re_ temple of Bel, 101, 103; marriage customs in Babylonia described by, 312; reference to, 367, 374 HEZ-EK-I AH. King of Judah, 30, 37; Sennacherib's campaign against, 30; praise of, sung by Byron in his _Hebrew Melodies_, 30 HI-ER-A'POL-IS. Memorials of Semiramis preserved at, 27 HILPRECHT, PROFESSOR. An expert Assyriologist, 345, 357, 360-363 HINKS, REV. EDWARD. Language found at Persepolis deciphered by, 65 HO'RUS. The Egyptian god of light; Tiawath reminds of, 75 'HOUSE OF NO RETURN.' Equivalent, Hades, 126 HUITZILOPOCHTLI (pron. _Hweet-zil-o-potch-tlee_). Reference to, 144 HUR-AK-ÂN. The storm-god alluded to in the _Popol Vuh_, 97 HYMN-S. To Adar, 68; to Nebo, 69; to Nusku, 69; 'magical,' emanated from Eridu, 68; Akkadian, in which Tammuz is addressed, 126; of Khammurabi, 219; to Ramman, 220 I