Hecamede. A lady whom Nestor received when Achilles sacked
Tenedos, the island off the coast of the Troad. She was daughter
of Arsinous 2 [Hom.Il.11.624ff.]. Hecato. Father of Calyce 2,
mother of Cycnus 1 from Colonae, a city in the Troad
[Hyg.Fab.157]. Hecetorus quarrelled over Pancratis with Sicelus
1 being killed by the latter. Or else Hecetorus is father of
Sicelus 1 and Agassamenus, and these two killed each other for
Pancratis, daughter of Aloeus 1, son of Poseidon [Dio.5.50.7;
Parth.19]. Hector 2. King of Chios (the Aegean island off the
coast of Ionia in Asia Minor) who made war against the Abantians
and the Carians in the island [Pau.7.4.9]. Hegeleos taught the
Dorians how to play the trumpet. He was son of Tyrsenus, the
inventor of the trumpet [Pau.2.21.3]. Hegemone. See CHARITES.
Hegetoria. See NYMPHS. HELEADS (see NYMPHS). Helenor. Son of a
Lydian king and a female slave. He was killed by the troops of
Turnus, the man who opposed Aeneas in Italy [Vir.Aen.9.545ff.].
Helenus 2. See SUITORS OF PENELO