Heliogabalus, his blasphemous orgies, i. 260
Hell, monkish visions of, ii. [221] and note.
Glimpses of the infernal regions furnished by the “Dialogues” of St. Gregory, [221].
Modern publications on this subject, [223], note
Helvétius, on the origin of human actions, i. 8, note.
On customs of the people of Congo and Siam, 102, note.
Compared with Aulus Gellius, 313
Herbert, of Cherbury, Lord, his profession of the doctrine of innate ideas, i. 123
Hercules, meaning of, according to the Stoics, i. 163
Hereford, Nicholas of, his opposition to indiscriminate alms, ii. [96]