Around the globe, Heraclea (Heraclea 
) is a rare female first name. The first name Heraclea is characteristic of Philippines, where it is a rare female name, Mexico, where it is a very rare feminine name, and Peru. Much less frequently, Heraclea is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Heraclea | Peru, Philippines, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil |
| promathidas of heraclea ancient Greek local historian (b. 250) |
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| marcian of heraclea Ancient Greek geographer, TR (b. 400) |
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| pherenicus of heraclea ancient Greek epic poet, TR |
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| euxenus of heraclea teacher of Apollonius of Tyana |
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| asclepiodotus of heraclea Indian general |
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| nicodemus of heraclea Ancient Greek epigrammatist |
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| heraclea de siracusa |
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| spintharus of heraclea |
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| zopyrus of heraclea |
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| potamon of heraclea |
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| oxyathres of heraclea TR |
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