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Index 843Harvey, Rupert, in London Exiles production,575Hassall, Christopher, cited, 780Hathaway, Anne, 155, 364Hauptmann, Gerhard, Ibsen disciple andsuccessor, 76, 87; J translates, 87-8;J's use of, H8n; political conscienceof, 197; J gives highest praise to,235-6Haveth Childers Everywhere, J's verse forjacket of, 6i6n, 61711; also 796Hawtree, Capt. {Caste), J plays role of,93H.D. See Doolittle, HildaHealy, Michael, Galway port official, Jstays with, 286; Nora asks moneyfrom, 322; sends 15 pounds, 390;sends 9 pounds, 402; meets Nora inDublin, 534, 535; visits J in Paris,579; daily communicant, 57 9n; Jasks for news of father, 642; deathof, 68 4n; also 788, 804, 808Healy, Thomas (Nora's uncle), 158-9Healy, Timothy M., role in Parnell defeat,32-33; defends Samuel Childs,9 1Heap, Jane, serializes Ulysses, 421; prosecuted,502-4Hebald, Milton, sculptor, carves J's statuefor grave, 74311Hebel, I. P., polyglot anecdote in AnnaLivia, 46^Heiberg, Gunnar, J reads, 694Heine, Heinrich, 100Heinemann, William, rejects ChamberMusic, 219Hellenism. See GreeceHely's, Hely's five sandwichmen, 365Hemingway, Ernest, J compared with, 5;subscribes to Ulysses, 506; J's meetingwith, 515; enthusiasm for Ulysses,529; with Pound and J, 558; intransatlantic review with J, 563; J'sacquaintance with, 695, 69511; cited,808Henchy (character), John Joyce a modelfor, 22Henderson, Archibald, conversation withJ, 290; cited, 798Henry, Paul, suggested for John Joyceportrait, 565Henry, Rev. William, S.J., rector ofBelvedere, 36, 48-9, 51, 56Hermetic Society, publishes Gregan'sverse, 83n; Russell believes J mayjoin, 99; mocked by Gogarty and J,174Heroism, in ordinary man, 5-6; nobilityof J's, 7; in Martyn's Heather Field,88; friendship dilutes, 116; J admiresBruno's, 139; pathology of, 139;theme of artistic, 148; J calls a lie,192-3; J disparages in Ibsen, 266; inUlysses, 360-61Hewson, Philip (character), Thomas Arnolda model for, 5811Hiler, Hilaire, cited, 799 n. 28Hiltpold, Rudolf, Marthe Fleischmannand, 449, 451-2Hind, C. Lewis, editor of The Academy,J's rudeness to, 119History, FW as universal, 544-5; Vico'scycles of, 554; Irish Annals and, 555Hitchmann, Ernst, cited, 803 n. 140Hitler, Adolf, J's comment on, 675; Jcalls Germany 'Hitlerland,' 708-9Hoey, Pat, J meets in Ostend, 580Holland, possible job for Nora in Amsterdam,177; J's holiday in, 592Holloway, Joseph, hears J on Synge'sPlayboy, 12411; told J's plan for musicaltour, 154-5; reports J's singing,168; on J and Henderson, 290n;cited, 756, 761-3, 771, 775Holms, John, Mrs. Gorman's complaintof, 63211Holroyd-Reece, John, signs AlbatrossPress contract, 652-3'Holy Office, The' (broadside), attacksDublin writers, 165-7; deer imagein, 14511; J's concept of artist's, 146;J's candor messianic, 175; printedand distributed, 200; copy offered forsale to Seldes, 525n'Home Olga,' Beckett's acrostic, 701,70111, 702nHomer, J compared with, 4; Russell on,103; J uninterested in, io3n; 'TheDead' and, 251; J develops theory ofOdyssey, 426; J discusses withBudgen, 435-6; Paris interest in Odyssey,490; cause of his blindness,537; J calls use of, whimsical, 6i6n'Home Rule Conies of Age' (article), 257,316Homosexuality, model for pervert in 'AnEncounter,' 47; Bloom as womanlyman, ;in; element in Portrait, 117,11711, 316; in Dorian Gray, 233; inJ's Wilde essay, 274, 274^ in 'An