Bugs, their medicinal properties, 105.
Burial, premature, 300.
Burnous, surviving in Italy, 20.
Byzantines, at Gargano, 17; a period of revival, in; their convents, 113, 186; survive in Aspramente, 272-274; confused with Albanians, 176, 272.
Caietanus, O., 111.
“Calabrere” fur, 222.
Calabria, used to include Apulia, 89; its great men and natural attractions, 93; wild animals, 94; its inns, 106; race-character of natives, 109; their hardiness, 209; their philosophical bent, 291; inhabited before the flood, 119; situation of inland towns, i io, 200; their squalor, 128,206; older descriptions of, 134, 142; English travellers in, 181; modern French researches, 186; changeinlandscapeandclimate, 219, 241, 284-287; its rivers, 286; wistfulness of scenery, 320. See Malaria.
Calamo, river, 196.
Calascione Scordato, a poem, 131.
Calendaro, river, io, 21.