Bac´chus (Dionysus), god of wine and revelry, [8], [10], [46]-[47], [123], [160]-[165], [179], [187].
Ba´don, battle of, Arthur’s final victory over the Saxons, [394], [400].
Bag-de-ma´gus, King, a knight of Arthur’s time, [427]-[428], [489].
Bal´dur, son of Odin, and representing in Norse mythology the sun-god, [343]-[347].
Bal-i-sar´do, Orlando’s sword, [786].
Ban, King of Brittany, ally of Arthur, father of Launcelot, [391], [401], [424].
Bards, minstrels of Welsh Druids, [361], [531].
Bas´i-lisk. See [Cockatrice].
Bau´cis, wife of Philemon, visited by Jupiter and Mercury, [49]-[51].
Bay´ard, wild horse subdued by Rinaldo, [661]-[663], [672], [696], [704], [708], [768]-[769], [784]-[788], [814], [826].