in Fuxian Counterpoint) G–J Galilean – Galileo Galilei (as in Galilean moons) Galvanic – Luigi Galvani (as in Galvanic cell) Gandhian – Mahatma Gandhi (as in Gandhian economics) gargantuan – Gargantua, Rabelais's fictional character Gaullist – Charles de Gaulle Gaussian – Carl Friedrich Gauss (as in Gaussian function) Genghisid – Genghis Khan Georgian – any of the first 4 Hanoverian kings of England (all named George) Georgist – Henry George (as in Georgism) Gilliamesque – Terry Gilliam (similar to Kafkaesque and Pythonesque, said of films, animations, and scenarios) Gladstonian – William Ewart Gladstone (as in Gladstonian Liberalism) Gödelian – Kurt Gödel (as in Gödelian incompleteness) Goulstonian – Theodore Goulston (as in Goulstonian Lecture) Gregorian – Pope Gregory I (as in Gregorian chant); Pope Gregory XIII (as in Gregorian calendar) Gricean – Paul Grice (as in Gricean maxims) Grundtvigian – N. F. S. Grundtvig (as in Grundtvigian Lutheranism) Hadrianic – Roman emperor Hadrian Handelian – George Frideric Handel Hamiltonian – Sir William Rowan Hamilton (as in Hamiltonian path); Alexander Hamilton (as in Hamiltonian economic program) Hamitic – Ham (as in Hamitic languages) Harperite - Stephen Harper Harveian – William Harvey (as in Harveian Oration) Haydnesque – Joseph Haydn Hayekian – Friedrich Hayek (as in Hayekian triangle) Hegelian – Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (as in Hegelian dialectic) Henrician – King Henry VIII (as in Henrician Reformation); Henry III of France (as in Henrician Articles) herculean – Hercules, of Greek mythology (as in herculean task) hermaphroditic – Hermaphroditus, of Greek mythology hermetic – Hermes Trismegistus, a mythological alchemist (as in hermetic seal) Hermitian – Charles Hermite (as in Hermitian matrix) Herodian – Herod the Great (as in Herodian Dynasty) Heronian – Hero of Alexandria (as in Heronian triangle) Hilbertian – David Hilbert (as in Hilbertian field) Hippocratic – Hippocrates (as in Hippocratic Oath) Hitchcockian – Alfred Hitchcock Hitlerian – Adolf Hitler Hobbesian – Thomas Hobbes Holmesian – Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle's fictional character; also Sherlockian Homeric – Homer Horatian – Horace (as in Horatian satire) Humean – David Hume Hunterian – William Hunter (anatomist) (as in Hunterian Museum) Hussite – Jan Hus (as in Hussite Wars) Hutterite – Jacob Hutter Ignatian – Ignatius of Loyola (as in Ignatian spirituality) Imeldific – Imelda Marcos (meaning ostentatious; extravagant) Irenic – Eirene (of Greek mythology; meaning peaceable) Jacksonian – Andrew Jackson (as in Jacksonian democracy); John Hughlings Jackson (as in Jacksonian seizure) Jacobean – King James