Hector adest secumque Deos in praelia ducit.

By Hector Chevigny.

Hector Chevigny (A); 2Mar77; R654769. R654770.

MALOT, HECTOR.

SEE Malot, Hector.

JACKS, HECTOR BEAUMONT.

Oliver Lawrence Jacks, Graham Vernon Jacks, Hector Beaumont Jacks, Maurice Leonard Jacks, Stopford Brooke Ludlow Jacks, Evelyn Jacks Holt (C); 23Jun58; R216699.

Oliver Lawrence Jacks, Graham Vernon Jacks, Hector Beaumont Jacks, Maurice Leonard Jacks, Stopford Brooke Ludlow Jacks & Evelyn Jacks Holt (C); 16Jun58; R216359. JACKS, MAURICE LEONARD.

MALOT, HECTOR.

SEE Malot, Hector Henri.

MALOT, HECTOR HENRI.

SEE Malot, Hector Henri.

Memoirs of Hector Berlioz from 1803 to 1865.

MALOT, HECTOR HENRI. Sans famille, edited with notes, exercises & vocabulary by Albert L Cru (The Winston modern language series)

MALOT, HECTOR.

BOLITHO, HECTOR.

© 24Jan38; A115325. Hector Bolitho (A); 13Dec65; R375778.

ERNEST, EDWARD. Hector, the old clothes collector.

Hector and Andromache.

We dressed and went down to Hector's and waited for the theatres to let out.

ANDROM`ACHE, the wife of Hector and the mother of Astyanax, famous for her conjugal devotion; fell to Pyrrhus, Achilles' son, at the fall of Troy, but was given up by him to Hector's brother; is the subject of tragedies by Euripides and Racine respectively.

ANDROM`ACHE, the wife of Hector and the mother of Astyanax, famous for her conjugal devotion; fell to Pyrrhus, Achilles' son, at the fall of Troy, but was given up by him to Hector's brother; is the subject of tragedies by Euripides and Racine respectively.

BOECE, HECTOR, a humanist and Scottish historian, born at Dundee; professor of Philosophy at Paris; friend of Erasmus; was principal of university at Aberdeen; wrote "History of Bishops of Mortlach and Aberdeen," and "History of Scotland" in excellent Latin (1465-1536).

Certainly Sir James Hector, the first scientific authority in the Colony, finding that these trees grow spontaneously nowhere else in New Zealand, named them Pomaderris Tainui.

The Hector and Valiant, 4,063 tons, and 275 feet long, are English iron vessels not yet finished.