H—?

• IG V 1. 625
• Father (?) of Neikias (4) or an epithet
• Ἡγ—, see Ἀγ—

Ἥγυλος

VII BC

• Poralla 348; Pausanias V 17.2, VI 19.8
• Father of Theokles, the artist

Ἡδι—

II AD

• IG V 1. 541
• Father of M. Aur(elius) Paramonos (1)
• 9, see Ἡρακ{λ}ίδας (1)

Ἡρακλ—

• IG V 1. 183
• Name from a catalogue (or father of Julius Kalle—)

῾Η[ρα]κλανός

II\I BC

• IG V 1. 94, 265
• Father of Lachares (3)

Ἡράκλας (1)

• IG V 1. 915
• Name on a tile

Ἡράκλας (2)

II AD

• IG V 1. 556
• Father of Aur(elius) Aristokrates (14)

Ἡρακλε—

• IG V 1. 190
• Name in a catalogue

Ἡρακλεο—

REIGN OF THE SEVERI

• IG V 1. 682
• Father of, or himself, a [sphai]reus in the year of [P. Aelius Alkandridas (2)]
• Of the Limn[aean] obe

Ἡρακλεία

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis 61 (mid AD III—Roman nomen Aurelia omitted); IG V 1. 599
• Daughter of Teisamenos (4) (and Oppia)
• Wife of M. Aur(elius) Eutychianos (1) [ho kai Aur]elianus
• Honored by the city with a statue and a verse for her piety and virtue, her wisdom and good birth

Ἡρακ[λ]ίδας (1)

• IG V 1. 270 (9)
• Son of Pakonios
• Kasen to Damokrates (18)
• Pratopanpais when victor of the boys’ — in the year of Mnasistratos (1)

[Ἡρα]κλείδας (2)

BEFORE ca. 195 BC

• IG V 1. 1295 (traces)
• Harmost (?), mentioned in a catalogue from Oetylus

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἡρακλείδ[ας] (3)

II AD

• Rizakis 145 (no earlier than AD 211-217); IG V 1. 130
• Synarch of the [agora]nomia in the year of the god Lykour[gos] (3)

Ἡρᾶς

I AD

• SEG XI 512, 562
• Father of Aristokrates (15)

Ἡρ[έ]ας

I AD

• IG V 1. 1314
• Father of Philomelos

Ἡρίδ[ας]

I BC

• IG V 1. 94
• Father of Pasiteles (2)

Ἡριππίδας

V\IV BC

• Poralla 349; Diodorus Siculus XIV 38.4-5^a; Xenophon Hellenica III 4.6, 20, IV 1.20-27, 2.8, 3.15-17^b, 8.11^c; Agesilaus II 10-11^d; Plutarch Agesilaus 11^e; Pelopidas 12-13^f; Moralia (de genio Socratis 34) 598f (ÔHrmippivda")^g
• A Spartiate^a
• He put down an uprising in Herakleia in Trachinia in 399^a.
• He took part in Agesilaos’s expedition in Asia Minor, returned with him to Greece in 394, and commanded the mercenaries from Asia Minor at Coroneia.^bde
• After the death of the nauarch Podanemos he took over the command of the fleet in the Corinthian Gulf in 393 and led it again in 393/2 as Nauarch.^c
• In 379 he was one of the three harmosts who lost Thebes and was executed for that in Corinth.^fg
• Ἥρκλανος, see Γ(άιος) Ἰούλιος Εὐρυκλῆς (2)

Ἡρογείτων

II\I BC

• IG VII 417
• Father of Praxias, a L[acedaemonian?]

Ἡρώνδας

• Poralla 350; Plutarch Moralia (apophthegmata Laconica, s. v.) 221c
• A Lacedaemonian of unknown time who made a witty saying in Athens

Αὐρ(ήλιος) Ἡσ— [ὁ καὶ Ἡ]σύ[χιος?]

AFTER AD 160

• Rizakis 146; IG V 1. 622
• [Bouagos mi]kid[domenon]
• Ἡσύχιος, Τιβ(έριος) Κλ(αύδιος) Μοντανός ὁ καὶ

Ἥσυχος

REIGN OF TRAJAN

• SEG XI 610
• Son of No—
• Gra(mmateus) of the Dionysides or the bidyoi