the story of, [225-227];
analogies between the story of, and the poem of Sir Tristrem, [227-228]
Brengwain. A lady of Ysonde’s suite;
in the story of Tristrem and Ysonde, [267], [269], [271], [272]
Brenha, Father José. A Portuguese antiquary;
mentioned, [47]
Breochan. A legendary Welsh king, father of St Nennocha, [340]
Bréri. A Breton poet, [255]
Brest. A town in Brittany, [354], [368], [371]
Breton. The language, [15-16]