HERACLIUS

Meaning of HERACLIUS in English

Pronunciation: ˌ her- ə - ' kl ī - ə s, hi- ' ra-kl ē -

Function: biographical name

ca 575-641 Byzantine emp. (610-641)

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HERACLIUS — biographical name circa 575-641 Byzantine emperor (610-641)
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HERACLIUS — /her'euh kluy"euhs, hi rak"lee euhs/ , n. A.D. 575?-641, Byzantine emperor 610-641.
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