Heraclius (disambiguation)

Heraclius (disambiguation)

Heraclius (Medieval Latin "Eraclius"), from Greek "Herakleios" ("Ἡράκλειος"), is a Latin given name:
*Heraclius the Cynic
*Heraclius the Elder
*Heraclius, Byzantine emperor
*Patriarch Heraclius of Jerusalem


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