Hedin in the, 25. 
EIN’HARD.  Son-in-law of Charlemagne, 130. 
EIN-HE’RI-AR.  Ragnar leader of the, 279. 
E-LAINE’.  Story of, 227-229. 
EL’BE-GAST. Same as Alberich, 111;
  Charlemagne’s adventure with, 130, 131. 
E’LI-AS.  See Ylyas. 
EL-KI’NAR.  Isegrim bound to bell at, 42. 
EL’LA.  King of Northumberland,
  captures and kills Ragnar, 278;
  defeats Ragnar’s sons, 279;
  gives land to Normans, 279;
  Ivar kills, 280. 
EL-LI’DA.  The dragon ship given to Viking by Aegir, 250;
  belongs to Frithiof, 253;
  in the storm, 258;
  arrives at Orkney Islands, 259;
  Frithiof sails in, 262. 
EL’SE.  Story of Lohengrin and, 201-3. 
EL-SI-NORE’.  Ogier sleeping in, 136. 
EL-VI’RA, DONA.  Receives Toro, 288;
  robbed of Toro, 290. 
EM’ER-ALD ISLE, 23. 
ENG’LAND.  Invasion of, 9;
  rhyme introduced in, 9;
  Clarice, princess of, 138;
  Ogier leaves, 138;
  Hengist driven from, 205;
  Merlin brings stones to, 208;
  Merlin’s predictions concerning future of, 210;
  Arthur’s name in, 214;
  dissensions in, 229;
  firm belief in concerning Arthur’s return, 232;
  vikings’ raids in, 276;
  stone altars in, 280;
  tradition of Trojan descent in, 307. 
ENG’LISH.  Version of Roland, 130;
  more than eighteen versions of Frithiof saga in, 246;
  fight Ragnar’s sons at Whitaby, 276. 
E’NID THE FAIR.  Story of, 222-224. 
ENIGEE (ay’ nee-zhay).  Sister of Joseph of Arimathea, 184. 
E’REC.  Name for Geraint in French and German poems, 223. 
E’RIK.  Son of Ragnar, 272;
  a great viking, 274;
  attacked by enchanted cow, 276. 
ER’ME-LYN.  Wife of Reynard, 45, 46, 47. 
ER’MEN-RICH.  Treasure of, 45;
  emperor of the West, 110;
  Dietrich’s visit to, 117;
  Dietlieb rewarded by, 118;
  Dietrich helps, 122;
  and Sibich, 122, 123;
  wars against Dietrich, 126;
  death of, 126. 
ER’MO-NIE.  Meliadus lord of, 234. 
ERP.  Son of Helche, 125;
  death of, 126. 
ES-CLAR-MON’DE.  Same as Rezia, 171, 175;
  early version of story of, 180. 
ES-TRE-MA-DU’RA.  Moors defeated in, 287. 
E-TRU’RI-A.  Luna in, 276. 
ET’ZEL.  Same as Atli, 53;
  wooes Kriemhild, 71;
  Kriemhild sets out for court of, 72;
  Kriemhild wife of, 73;
  invites Burgundians to Hungary, 74;
  welcomes Burgundians, 78;
  banquet of, 79;
  promises to send son to Burgundy, 80;
  saved from massacre, 81;
  Burgundians wish to treat with, 82;
  cannot save Hagen, 84;
  lament of, 85;
  Helche marries, 94;
  Dietlieb serves, 118;
  Dietrich visits, 121, 124;
  Walther escapes from, 124;
  gold stolen from, 124;
  cowardice of, 125;
  helps Dietrich, 125;
  marries Kriemhild, 126;
  killed by Aldrian, 127;
  same as Attila, 128. 
EU’ROPE.  “Beowulf” oldest relic of spoken language in, 9;