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Hadēs (2 syl.)

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The places of the departed spirit till the resurrection. It may be either Paradise or “Tartarus.”

⁂ It is a great pity that it has been translated “hellnine or ten times in the common version of the New Testament, as “hell” in theology means the inferno. The Hebrew sheol is about equal to the Greek haidēs, that is, a, privative, and idein, to see.

 

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

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Habeas Corpus
Haberdasher
Habit is Second Nature
Habsburg
Hackell’s Coit
Hackney Horses
Hackum (Captain)
Haco I
Haddock
Hadēs
Hadith [a legend]
Hadj
Hadji
Hæmony
Hæmos
Hafed
Hafiz
Hag
Hagan of Trony
Hagarenes

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