B
Baierische-Rumpel, [286]–8
Baldur, [4]
Baptism, children raised to life for, [27]–8, [355]
Barbara, St., legend of, [37]
Baselga, [382]
Bauern-Comödie, [214], [239]–40, [257], [346], [438]–9
Baumkirchen, [147]
Bavarians in Tirol, [16], [74], [111], [150]–1, [177]–8, [286]–8, [300] et seq., [324], [325]–7, [332]
Bears in Tirol, [16], [31], [165]–6, [420] et seq., [434]–5
Beatrik, [413] and note
Bedelmon, [413]
Befreiungskämpfe, [310]–1, &c.
Belasis, Schloss, [359]
Bells rung without hands, [165]–6, [218]
Bernardo, St., [363]
Bertha, [417]
Beseno, [342]
Bezzecca, [400]
Biagio, St., [367]
Biberwier, [32]
Bienerweible, the, [122]–4, [312]
Birds in Tirolean mythology, [87], [135], [141]–2, [196]–8, [325], [422]–3, [434], [439]
Blase, St., legend of, [38]
Blasienberg, [334]
Blendsee, [33]
Blind, Karl, [3] et seq., [214] and note
‘Blood, relics of the holy,’ [139], [324]–5
Bludenz, [25], [47], [48], [238]
Bodensee, [17], [20], [39]–40, [45]
Borghetto, [341]
Borgo di Val Sugana, [392]
Bormio, [31]
Bosentino, [388]
Brava Berta, [417]–8
Bregenz, [17]–9
Breitenwang, [35]
Brenner Pass, the, [246], [247], [278], [287]
Brenta, the, [382], [386], [392]
Brentonico, [407]
British missionaries in Tirol, [23], [43]
Brixenthal, [64]
Brixlegg, [79], [112], [121], [124]
Brothers’ strife, legend of, [391]–2
Bruederhuesle, the, [27]–8
Bruneck, [247]
Buch, [201]
Buchau, [133]
Burgleckner, [121]–2
Buried cities (and submerged), legends of, [26], [133], [204], [342]–3
Burning hand, legend of, [167]
Busa del Barbaz, [343]
Busetti, Christopher, [368]