H.
Ham, second son of Noah, [130];
meaning of the name, [186].
Hammurabi, king of Babylon and all Chaldea, [226];
his long and glorious reign, ib.;
his public works and the "Royal Canal," [227].
Harimtu ("Persuasion"), one of the handmaidens of Ishtar, [305].
[Hâsisadra], same as Xisuthros, [303];
gives Izdubar an account of the great Flood, [314]-[317].
[Heber], a descendant of Shem, eponymous ancestor of the Hebrews in Genesis X., [131], [222].