Compiled by Tom Elliott (tom_elliott@unc.edu) for the ASGLE web site
| H | h(abuerunt), h(abuit), h(ac), H(adrani), H(adriani), H(adrumeto), h(aec), h(anc), h(as), h(astati), h(astato), h(astiliario), H(eliopolitani), H(eliopolitano), H(eliopolitono), H(emesenorum), H(eraviscorum), H(erculei), H(ercules), H(erculi), H(erculis), H(erdoniae), h(erede), h(eredem), h(eredes), h(eredi), h(eredis), h(ereditatium), h(eredum), H(erenni), h(eres), h(eresI, H(ermes), H(eroibusque), h(ers), h(est), h(ic), h(ic, H(ipponenses), h(is), H(ispania), H(ispaniae), H(ispanicae), H(ispanorum), H(istriae), h(oc), h(omines), h(ominis), h(ominum), h(onesta), h(onestae), h(onestam), h(oneste), h(onestissimus), h(onorati), h(onoratus), h(onore), h(onorem), h(onoren), h(onores), H(onori), h(onoris), h(ora), h(oram), h(oras), h(oris), h(orreorum), H(ortensius), H(ospitum), h(ostes), H(ostius), H(S), h(uic), h(uius), h(unc) |
| HER | Her(aclea), Her(as), her(bacium), Her(culi), her(ede), her(edem), her(edes), her(editatium), her(editatum), her(edum), Her(eius), Her(enni), Her(ennio), her(es), her(itatium), Her(mae), Her(mes), Her(oi) |
| HONOR | honor(aria), honor(ariae), honor(arias), Honor(ati), honor(ato), Honor(atus), honor(e), honor(em), honor(es), honor(ibus), honor(is) |