LUD.  Descendant of Brutus, 309. 
LU’DE-GAST. King of Denmark, threatens to invade Burgundy, 56. 
LU’DE-GER.  King of Saxons, Gunther’s wars with, 56, 66. 
LUD’WIG.  King of Normandy, suitor of Gudrun, 28;
  kills Hettel, 29;
  tries to drown Gudrun, 30;
  killed by Herwig, 33. 
LU’NA.  Vikings besiege, 276;
  Norman’s stratagem to enter into, 277;
  Don Garcia a prisoner in, 290. 
LUN-DU’NA BURG.  Same as London, 280. 
LYM-FIORD.  Ragnar’s victory at, 271. 
LYN-ETTE’.  Story of Gareth and, 222. 
LY’O-NEL.  Cousin of Lancelot, 219. 
LY-O-NESSE’.  Arthur’s boyhood spent in, 226;
  Meliadus lord of, 234;
  Tristan recovers, 236.

MA-BRI-AN’.  A chanson de geste, 152. 
MAC’E-DON.  Alexander king of, 305;
  early history of, 305. 
MA-CHO-RELI,’.  Father of Sidrat, 95;
  Alberich carries challenge to, 97;
  sends dragon eggs to Liebgart, 98. 
MALAGIGI (m[)a]l-a-j[=e]’j[=e]).  The necromancer, same as Malagis, 152;
  and Bayard, 153;
  rescues Aymon, 154;
  joins Renaud, 157;
  warns Renaud of Richard’s peril, 159;
  strategem and escape of, 160. 
MAL’A-GIS.  See Malagigi. 
MAL’E-BRON.  Servant of Oberon, 170, 180. 
MA-LE-PAR’TUS.  Brown the bear
  reaches, 39;
  Hintze at, 41;
  Bellyn and Lampe accompany Reynard to, 46;
  Grimbart at, 47. 
MAL’O-RY.  Old legends used by, 204, 219. 
MAN’TU-A.  Ermenrich takes, 123. 
MAP, WALTER.  Works of, 182, 204, 219. 
MARK.  King of Cornwall, Meliadus visits, 235;
  Tristan and Kurvenal visit, 236;
  Tristan praises Iseult to, 238;
  Tristan emissary of, 240;
  Iseult marries, 242;
  indifference of, 242;
  illtreats Iseult, 244;
  gives orders for burial of Tristan and Iseult, 245. 
MAR-SEILLES’.  Joseph of Arimathea at, 184. 
MARSIGLIO (mar-s[=e]l’y[=o]).  Saracen king, 144;
  killed by Roland, 145. 
MAR-SIL’I-US.  See Marsiglio. 
MAR’TIN.  I. Parson’s son, 41. 
  II.  Ape met by Reynard, 49. 
MAR’TIN GON-ZA’LEZ.  Cid’s fight with, 286. 
MA’RY.  Queen of England, marries Philip of Spain, 232. 
MAT’E-LAN.  Hilde goes to with Hettel, 27;
  Herwig comes to, 28;
  Hartmut comes to, 29. 
MAU’GIS.  A chanson de geste, 152. 
MAX-I-MIL’I-AN I. Emperor of Germany, 22. 
MAYENCE (mae-yens’).  Charlemagne’s wife buried at, 131. 
ME-DE’A.  In mediaeval literature, 304. 
ME-LE’A-GANS.  Guinevere a captive of, 221. 
ME-LI’A-DUS.  I. Lord of Lyonesse, wars against Morgan, 234;
    marries Blanchefleur, 235. 
  II.  Squire of Mark, 242. 
MERAN (m[=a]’ran).  Berchther duke of, 89;
  Wolfdietrich educated at, 103;
  Hildburg at, 103. 
MER’KI-NAU.  Accuses Reynard, 47. 
MER’LIN.  Round Table to be constructed by, 184;
  legend of, 204;
  real and mythical, 205;
  birth and infancy of, 206;
  the prophecies of, 206, 207, 208, 210,