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* Hebe (also spelled Heb or Heeb), short for "Hebrew", an ethnic slur directed at Jewish people; see [[Anti-Semitism]] |
* Hebe (also spelled Heb or Heeb), short for "Hebrew", an ethnic slur directed at Jewish people; see [[Anti-Semitism]] |
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* Hebe (1860 - 1877), one of the eight [[South Devon Railway Dido class]] steam locomotives |
* Hebe (1860 - 1877), one of the eight [[South Devon Railway Dido class]] steam locomotives |
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* [[Hebe (ship)]], a [[French]] [[frigate]] captured by the [[Royal Navy|British]] in 1782 and used as the basis for their [[HMS Leda|Leda class frigates]]. |
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Hebe may refer to:
- Hebe (mythology), the goddess of youth in Greek mythology
- Hebe (plant), a genus of plants native to Oceania
- 6 Hebe, one of the largest main belt asteroids
- Hebe Tian, a member of the Taiwanese girl group S.H.E
- Hebe, a sculpture by Antonio Canova
- Hebe (also spelled Heb or Heeb), short for "Hebrew", an ethnic slur directed at Jewish people; see Anti-Semitism
- Hebe (1860 - 1877), one of the eight South Devon Railway Dido class steam locomotives
- Hebe (ship), a French frigate captured by the British in 1782 and used as the basis for their Leda class frigates.
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