Brah′ma. The great Indian deity, represented with four heads looking to the four quarters of the globe.
Bri′areus, see Ægeon.
Bris′æus. A name of Bacchus, referring to the use of grapes and honey.
Bront′es, one of the Cyclops. He is the personification of a blacksmith.
Bubo′na, goddess of herdsmen, one of the rural divinities.
Bud′dah. A pagan deity, the Vishnu of the Hindoos.
Byb′lis. A niece of Sol, mentioned by Ovid. She shed so many tears for unrequited love that she was turned into a fountain.
“Thus the Phœbeian Byblis, spent in tears,
Becomes a living fountain, which yet bears
Her name.” Ovid.