Harp, the, (κιθάρα), allowed in the best state, 3. 399.
Hatred, between the despot and his subjects, 8. 567 E; 9. 576 A.
Health and justice compared, 4. 444; pleasure of health, 9. 583 C; secondary to virtue, ib. 591 D.
Hearing, classed among faculties, 5. 477 E; composed of two elements, speech and hearing, and not requiring, like sight, a third intermediate nature, 6. 507 C.
Heaven, the starry, the fairest of visible things, 7. 529 D; the motions of, not eternal, ib. 530 A.
Heaviness, 5. 479; 7. 524 A.
Hector, dragged by Achilles round the tomb of Patroclus, 3. 391 B.
Helen, never went to Troy, 9. 586 C.
Hellas, not to be devastated in civil war, 5. 470 A foll., 471 A:
—Hellenes characterised by the love of knowledge, 4. 435 E; did not originally strip in the gymnasia, 5. 452 D; not to be enslaved by Hellenes, ib. 469 B, C; united by ties of blood, ib. 470 C; not to devastate Hellas, ib. 471 A foll.; Hellenes and barbarians are strangers, ib. 469 D, 470 C [cp. Pol. 262 D].
Hellespont, 3. 404 C.
Hephaestus, binds Herè, 2. 378 D; thrown from heaven by Zeus, ibid.; improperly delineated by Homer, 3. 389 A; chains Ares and Aphroditè, ib. 390 C.
Heracleitus, the ‘sun of,’ 6. 498 B.
Herè, bound by Hephaestus, 2. 378 D; Herè and Zeus, ibid.; 3. 390 B; begged alms for the daughters of Inachus, 2. 381 D.