IR’MIN-SUL.  Charlemagne destroys the, 129. 
IRN’FRIED. Attacks the Burgundians, 81. 
IS’E-GRIM.  Complaint of against Reynard, 36;
  and the fish, 37;
  a victim of Reynard’s jokes, 42;
  accused by Reynard, 44;
  imprisonment of, 46;
  robbed by Reynard, 48;
  disloyalty of, 51;
  duel with Reynard, 51;
  death of, 52. 
I’SEN-LAND.  Hagen finds princess of, 23. 
I-SEULT’.  I. Sister of Morold, cures of, 237;
    Tristan healed by, 238. 
  II.  Daughter of Iseult I., Tristan teaches, 238;
    hand of promised to dragon slayer, 238;
    finds and restores Tristan, 239;
    tries to kill Tristan, 240;
    journey of to Cornwall, 241;
    marries Mark, 242;
    love of for Tristan, 242;
    oath of, 243;
    Tristan cannot forget, 244;
    carried to Joyeuse Garde, 244;
    death and burial of, 245. 
  III.  With the White Hands, 243;
    marries Tristan, 244;
    jealousy of, 245. 
I-SOLDE’.  See Iseult. 
ISS’LAND.  Brunhild princess of, 58;
  Gunther’s arrival in, 59;
  Nibelungs accompany Siegfried to, 61. 
I’SUNG.  Follows Dietlieb, 118;
  bear of, 121;
  delivers Wittich, 122. 
I-TAL’IAN.  Version of Roland, 130;
  cycle of romances, 302;
  love of the marvelous, 302, 307. 
IT’A-LY.  Alboin conquers, 87;
  Ortnit master of, 94;
  Amaling land same as, 121;
  viking raids in, 276;
  settlements in, 281;
  Brutus expelled from, 307. 
I-TO’NIE.  Sister of Gawain, 198. 
I’VAR.  Son of Ragnar, 274;
  a cripple, 275;
  kills Eystein’s magic cow, 276;
  surrenders to Ella, 279;
  takes up abode in Lunduna Burg, 280;
  power of, 280. 
I-WA-NET’.  Arthur’s squire, helps Parzival, 191. 
I’WO.  Prince of Tarasconia, 156;
  Renaud marries daughter of, 156;
  treachery of, 158;
  Renaud saves, 159.

JACK THE GIANT KILLER.  Origin of tale of, 308. 
JAM’HAS.  Son of Ortgis, 114. 
JAMES, ST. Explains vision to Charlemagne, 140;
  promises help to Christian army, 287. 
JARL HER’RAND.  Father of Thora, 271. 
JER’AS-PUNT.  Virginal’s castle of, 114. 
JER’I-CHO.  Walls of Pamplona like those of, 140. 
JE-RU’SA-LEM.  Ogier besieges, 138;
  Godfrey of Bouillon king of, 139;
  Hugues king of, 139;
  Charlemagne’s pilgrimage to, 139;
  Galyen returns to, 140;
  Renaud offered crown of, 161;
  Vespasian’s commission to, 183. 
JEW.  The sacrilegious, 300. 
JEWS.  Persecute Joseph of Arimathea, 183;
  lend money to Cid, 293, 294. 
JOHN.  Son of Fierefiss, and founder of Knights Templars, 200;
  Prester, 201. 
JO’KUL.  Njorfe’s eldest son, takes Sogn, 249;
  magic arts of, 250. 
JO’SEPH OF AR-I-MA-THE’A.  And the Holy Grail, 183;
  institutes the Round Table, 184;
  carries Holy Grail to Glastonbury, 185;
  Merlin’s Round Table like that of, 208.