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- η271παροιμίαthe ten-company of Lykos, the ten-company of LycusA proverb. Lykos at Athens [was] a hero, in the shape of a wild animal, [whose temple stood] by the jurycourt. 'Company of ten' [signifies] being bribed in tens, to which the proverb [refers]. …
- η329Ἡμίεργονhalf-worked[Meaning] half-completed. "For Antony [she] was building a big temple, which was therefore left half-worked; it was completed for Augustus."
- η415ᾘωρημένωraised-up[Meaning they were both] hung-up. Also [sc. attested is] h)|w/rhsen ["raised up"], [meaning he/she/it] hung up, fastened up. In the Epigrams: "for you, o Dionysus, [Porphyris] raised up these ornaments of beauty and madness …
- η421Ἠπέδιζονthey began to level[sc. The verb is used] because a)/peda ["level grounds"] are flat grounds. Kleidemos [writes]: "and they began to level the acropolis and built round [it] the nine-gated Pelasgikon."
- η478ἬρανοςkeeperPaul the Silentiary [writes]: "be propitious to a daring [man], powerful keeper of the earth". To the emperor Justinian in the description of the [church of the] Holy Wisdom.
- η488ἩραῖονHeraion, HeraeumA temple of Hera.
- η545ἩρώδηςHerodesSurnamed Julius, son of Atticus the son of Plutarch, a member of the Aeacid family; an Athenian, of the deme Marathon. Sophist. He was extremely wealthy, so much so that he built a stadium …
- η555Ἡρῷονhero-shrine[Meaning a] monument/tomb.