A treatise of religion & learning and of religious and learned men consisting of six books, the two first treating of religion & learning, the four last of religious or learned men in an alphabetical order ... / by Edward Leigh ...

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• D^r HAckwell. 217
• Theodoricus Hackspanius. 217
• D^r Haddon. ib.
• Cardinal Hadrian. ib.
• Thaddaus Hagecius. ib.
• John Hales. ib.
• Bishop Hall. 218
• ...Bartholdus Hallerus. ibid
• ...Dionysius Halycarnassaeus. ibid.
• D. Henry Hammond. ibid
• D. Harding. ibid.
• Lord Harrington. ibid.
• D. Harvey. ibid.
• D. Haymo. ibid.
• Harderwick. 74
• Hart-Hall in Oxford. 99
• Heathens called Pagani, and why, 5
  • They are still branded in the Scripture ibid.
  • Their knowledge imperfect, and their conversation impious. ibid.
  • How the Heathens shall be judged. 6
  • The Heathens worshipt many gods. 6
  • They could not be saved by the light of nature. ibid.
  • Who defended the Christian Religion against the Heathens. 6, 7
• Hebrew the first Language, and most an∣cient of all. 56, 57, 58
  • Who were skilfull in it. 58
• Gasparus Hedio. 218
• Alexander Hegius. He first brought the Greek learning into the Low-countreys 219
• Heidelberg. 69
• Daniel Heinsius. 219
• Heliodorus. ib.
• Helvicus. ib.
• Henry the first King of England, why called Beau Clerk. ib.
• Henry the eighth. 219, 220
  • He was learned himself, and drew ma∣ny learned men into England. 220
• Desiderius Heraldus. ib.
• Lord Herbert. ib.
• Hereticks. Reformers so called by the Papists, and why. 20
• Hermes Trismegistus. 220
• Conradus Heresbachius. ib.
• Hermannus Contractus, why so called, 221
• Hermogenes. ib.
• Herodian an eloquent and faithfull Hi∣storian,

• 221
• Herodotus. ib.
  • Verses of him. ib.
• Hesiod. ib.
• John Hessels. ib.
• Landgrave of Hessen. 222
• Helius Ebanus Hessus. ib.
• Hesychius. ibid
• Joannes Heurnius. ibid.
• Hieroglyphicks, what they are. 290
  • The Bee and Syren the Hieroglyphick of eloquence. 39
• Hieronymus a very learned Father. 222
• Hilary Bishop of Poicton, and Hilary Bishop of Arles. ibid.
• Hildefonsus. 223
• Arthur Hildersham. 223
• Hin••marus. ib.
• Hipparehus a great Astronomer. ib.
• Hippocrates the first that wrote metho∣dically the Art of Physick. 223
• Hippolitus, 223, 224
• History, what it is. 46
  • Its double end. ibid.
  • The several kindes of History, 46
  • Chronology and Topography the two eyes of it. 47
• Historians, who the chiefest Greek and Latine. 47.
• David Hoeschelius, 224
• Francis Hottoman a learned French Law∣yer, 224
• Homer. Seven Cities contended about his birth. His Iliades and Odysses com∣mended, 224, 225
• Alcibiades struck a Schoolmaster for not having Homers Works, 225
• F••stus Hommius, 225
• Petrus Cornelius Hoofdius, 225
• Richard Hooker, 225
• John Ho••per a learned and godly Bishop and Martyr. ib.
• Joachimus Hopperus, ib.
• Horatius Flaccus, an ingenious Poet, ib.
• Bishop Horn, 226
• Conradus Hornaeus. ib.
• Lambertus Hortensius, ib.
• Stanislaus Hosius, he was imployed by three Emperours, and was Presi∣dent in the Councell of Trent, ibid.
• Rod. Hospinianus, ibid.
• Michael Hosp••talius, ibid.
• Bishop Howson, ibid.
• Roger de Hoveden a famous Histo∣rian, 226
• Robert Hues, ibid
• Hermannus Hugo, ibid.
• Hugo Cardinal, 227
• Antonius Hulsius, ibid
• Humbertus Episcopus, ib.
• D. Humfrey, ib.
• Hulricus Huttenus a Knight and Poet Laureate, ibid
• C. Julius Hyginus, 228
• Hipatia or Hypathia a learned woman, who taught publickly at Alexandria, ibid.
• Andreas Gerbardus Hyperius a most lear∣ned and diligent Divine, ibid.