“Reynard the Fox” popular in, 35;
  to be infested by dragons, 98;
  Charlemagne conquers nearly all, 140;
  introduction of legend of Holy Grail in, 182;
  popularity of Arthurian legends in, 214;
  popularity of “Roman de Troie” in, 304. 
EU-RO-PE’AN.  Versions of legends, 205;
  versions of Tristan, 234;
  languages, sagas translated into, 246;
  states, romances current in, 301;
  nations, classical romances in, 303;
  versions of Iliad, 304;
  literature, mention of Fountain of Youth in, 306;
  colonization, 307. 
EX-CAL’I-BUR.  Arthur’s sword, 217;
  Arthur disposes of, 231. 
EY’STEIN.  Ragnar visits, 274;
  wars against Danes, 276;
  magic cow of, 276.

FA’E-RIE QUEENE.  Merlin’s fountain mentioned in, 211;
  contains mediaeval legends, 310. 
FAF’NIR.  Sigurd slayer of, 269, 274. 
FAF’NIS-BANE.  Surname of Sigurd, 274. 
FAIR AN’NET.  Loved by Lord Thomas, 245. 
FA’LIES, MARQUIS OF.  Sword Tizona in family of, 300. 
FAL’KE.  Horse of Dietrich, 115;
  kills Ecke, 116. 
FAL’STER WOOD.  Heime in the, 117. 
FA’SOLT.  Dietrich defeats, 117. 
FA’TA MOR-GA’NA.  Mirage called, 95. 
FAT’I-MA.  Attendant of Rezia, 173;
  in Tunis, 177;
  finds Amanda, 178;
  taken to fairyland, 179;
  rescued by Huon and Sherasmin, 180. 
FE’LEZ MU-NOZ.’  Nephew of Cid, 296;
  rescues his cousins, 296. 
FER’DI-NAND.  Rodrigo’s first visit to, 283;
  recalls Rodrigo, 284;
  Ximena before, 284;
  receives gifts from Cid, 287;
  Henry III. complains of to Pope, 287;
  threatened by Pope, 288;
  Cid’s victories for, 288;
  death and legacies of, 288. 
FER’RA-CUTE.  Challenges Charlemagne, 141;
  defeats Ogier and Renaud, 142;
  fights and argues with Roland, 142, 143;
  Otuel, nephew of, 143. 
FER’RA-GUS.  See Ferracute. 
FIEREFISS (fyar-e-f[=e]s’).  Encounters Parzival, 199;
  conversion and marriage of, 200;
  father of founder of Knights Templars, 200. 
FIRE’DRAKE.  Ravages of the, 19;
  slain by Beowulf, 20. 
FLAM’BERGE.  Sword of Aymon, 154;
  Renaud, owner of, 158;
  Renaud breaks, 161. 
FLAN’DERS.  “Reynard the Fox” in, 35. 
FLOR’ENCE.  Council at, 287. 
FLOR’I-DA.  Ponce de Leon in, 306. 
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, 306. 
FRAM’NAeS.  Home of Thorsten and Frithiof, 250, 251, 253;
  ruins of, 261. 
FRANCE.  “Reynard the Fox” in, 35;
  Charlemagne principal hero of, 129;
  Ogier in, 135, 138;
  Charlemagne in, 140, 141, 144, 148;
  Huon embarks for, 174;
  Capetian kings of, 181;
  legend of Holy Grail in, 182;
  Merlin brings armies from, 210;
  viking raids in, 276;
  king of, 289. 
FRANKS.  And “Reynard the Fox,” 35;
  assembly of, 36;
  hostage from, 124;
  at feud with Lombardy, 136. 
FRAS-TRAD’A.  Wife of Charlemagne, 131. 
FRED’ER-ICK BAR-BAR-OS’SA.  Ogier