BRANG’WAINE. Attendant of Iseult, 240;
confidante of Iseult, 242;
Ganhardin falls in love with image of, 244.
BREI’SACH. Harlungs dwell at, 123.
BRE’KA. Enters into swimming match with Beowulf, 12.
BRET’LAND. Sote buried in, 251.
BRI-SIN’GA-MEN. Necklace given to Beowulf, 15.
BRIT’AIN. Same as Bertanga land, 123;
Uther and Pendragon’s wars in, 208;
Holy Grail vanishes from, 208;
named by Brutus, 309;
invaded by Romans, 309.
BRITISH MUSEUM. Manuscripts in, 9.
BRIT’ONS. War of, 208.
BRIT’TA-NY. Soltane, forest in, 188;
Broceliande in, 212;
Arthur’s campaign in, 217;
Ban king of, 219;
Lancelot retires to, 230;
Arthur’s second campaign in, 230;
Tristan goes to, 243;
Tristan returns to, 244.
BRO-CE-LI-AN’DE. Forest in Brittany, 212.
BRONS. Brother-in-law of Joseph of Arimathea, 184.
BROWN. Sent to summon Reynard, 39;
arrives at Malepartus, 39;
caught in tree trunk, 40;
returns to court, 41;
injuries of, 43;
imprisonment of, 46;
release of, 47.
BRUN’HILD. Gunther wishes to marry, 58;
test of strength of, 60;
defeat of, 60;
leaves her own country, 62;
objects to Kriemhild’s marriage, 62;
binds Gunther, 63;
is conquered by Siegfried, and loses fabulous strength, 63;
invites Siegfried and Kriemhild to Worms, 64;
quarrels with Kriemhild, 64;
in care of Rumolt, 75;
son of made king of Burgundy, 85;
Aslaug daughter of, 274.
BRU’TE. See Brutus.
BRU’TUS. Metrical romance of, 307;
descendant of Aeneas, 307;
adventures of, 307-309;
descendants of, 309.
BU’CAR. Besieges Valencia, 298;
retreat of, 299.
BUCH-AN’AN. Poem of on Roland, 130.
BUR’GOS. Cid born at, 282;
Ximena at, 284;
inhabitants weep at Cid’s departure from, 293.
BUR-GUN’DI-ANS. Siegfried challenges, 56;
Nibelungs support king of, 61;
Nibelungs angry with, 69;
nobles escort Kriemhild, 73;
often called Nibelungs, 75;
warnings conveyed to, 77;
see hostility of Huns, 79;
kindly treated by Etzel, 79;
murder of squires of, 80;
bloody fight of, 81;
bravery of, 82;
slaughter of, 83;
name Gunther’s son king, 85;
Hagen a hostage for, 124.
BUR’GUN-DY. King and queen of, 53;
Siegfried goes to, 55;
threatened invasion of, 56;
Brunhild receives king of, 59;
Kriemhild remains in, 69;
Kriemhild wishes to leave, 71;
Kriemhild’s brothers return to, 73;
chaplain returns to, 76;
Etzel promises to send his son to, 80;
Etzel makes peace with, 124;
Hagen returns to, 124;
Gunther, king of, 124.
CA-LA-HOR’RA. On frontier between Castile and Aragon, 286.
CAM’BER. Son of Brutus, names Cambria, 309.
CAM’BRI-A. Named after Camber, 309.
confidante of Iseult, 242;
Ganhardin falls in love with image of, 244.
BREI’SACH. Harlungs dwell at, 123.
BRE’KA. Enters into swimming match with Beowulf, 12.
BRET’LAND. Sote buried in, 251.
BRI-SIN’GA-MEN. Necklace given to Beowulf, 15.
BRIT’AIN. Same as Bertanga land, 123;
Uther and Pendragon’s wars in, 208;
Holy Grail vanishes from, 208;
named by Brutus, 309;
invaded by Romans, 309.
BRITISH MUSEUM. Manuscripts in, 9.
BRIT’ONS. War of, 208.
BRIT’TA-NY. Soltane, forest in, 188;
Broceliande in, 212;
Arthur’s campaign in, 217;
Ban king of, 219;
Lancelot retires to, 230;
Arthur’s second campaign in, 230;
Tristan goes to, 243;
Tristan returns to, 244.
BRO-CE-LI-AN’DE. Forest in Brittany, 212.
BRONS. Brother-in-law of Joseph of Arimathea, 184.
BROWN. Sent to summon Reynard, 39;
arrives at Malepartus, 39;
caught in tree trunk, 40;
returns to court, 41;
injuries of, 43;
imprisonment of, 46;
release of, 47.
BRUN’HILD. Gunther wishes to marry, 58;
test of strength of, 60;
defeat of, 60;
leaves her own country, 62;
objects to Kriemhild’s marriage, 62;
binds Gunther, 63;
is conquered by Siegfried, and loses fabulous strength, 63;
invites Siegfried and Kriemhild to Worms, 64;
quarrels with Kriemhild, 64;
in care of Rumolt, 75;
son of made king of Burgundy, 85;
Aslaug daughter of, 274.
BRU’TE. See Brutus.
BRU’TUS. Metrical romance of, 307;
descendant of Aeneas, 307;
adventures of, 307-309;
descendants of, 309.
BU’CAR. Besieges Valencia, 298;
retreat of, 299.
BUCH-AN’AN. Poem of on Roland, 130.
BUR’GOS. Cid born at, 282;
Ximena at, 284;
inhabitants weep at Cid’s departure from, 293.
BUR-GUN’DI-ANS. Siegfried challenges, 56;
Nibelungs support king of, 61;
Nibelungs angry with, 69;
nobles escort Kriemhild, 73;
often called Nibelungs, 75;
warnings conveyed to, 77;
see hostility of Huns, 79;
kindly treated by Etzel, 79;
murder of squires of, 80;
bloody fight of, 81;
bravery of, 82;
slaughter of, 83;
name Gunther’s son king, 85;
Hagen a hostage for, 124.
BUR’GUN-DY. King and queen of, 53;
Siegfried goes to, 55;
threatened invasion of, 56;
Brunhild receives king of, 59;
Kriemhild remains in, 69;
Kriemhild wishes to leave, 71;
Kriemhild’s brothers return to, 73;
chaplain returns to, 76;
Etzel promises to send his son to, 80;
Etzel makes peace with, 124;
Hagen returns to, 124;
Gunther, king of, 124.
CA-LA-HOR’RA. On frontier between Castile and Aragon, 286.
CAM’BER. Son of Brutus, names Cambria, 309.
CAM’BRI-A. Named after Camber, 309.