The Danube

by Walter Jerrold

Imperial Danube’s rich domain!

Adieu the grotto wild and wide,

The rocks abrupt and grassy plain.”

Campbell

FOOTNOTES:

[17] “The Danubian Principalities: the Frontier Lands of the Christian and the Turk.” By a British Resident of Twenty Years in the East (1854).

[18] “The Danube and the Black Sea.” By Thomas Forester (1857).

[19] “Encyclopædia Britannica,” 11th Edition.

INDEX

• Aach, the, [6]
• Abbach, [25], [26]
• Ada Kaleh, [259], [260], [262-5], [272]
• Addison, Joseph, quoted, [13]
• Aggsbach, [134]
• Aggstein, [135] et seq.
• Albert of Bavaria, [51] et seq.
• Albert of Saxony, Duke, [41]
• Albertus Magnus, [11], [42]
• Alföld, the, [222] et seq.
• Alfred the Great, [45]
• Alison, Sir Archibald, quoted, [12]
• Altmühl, the, [24]
• Andrews, John, [82]
• Angerbach, the, [67]
• Apátin, [230]
• Ardagger, [106-7]
• Arnsdorf, [140]
• Arpád, [206-7]
• Aschach, [87], [91-2], [105]
• Aschach Bach, the, [92]
• Aspern, [178]
• Attila, see Etzel
• Augustinian monasteries, [7]
• Aventinus, John, quoted, [116-17]
• Babakáj rock, the, [248] et seq.
• Bachna, the, [262], [269]
• Bad Kreuzen, [109]
• Balaton, Lake, [226], [229]
• Balkans, [244]
• Barges, Danube, [101]
• Batthány, Count Louis, [220]
• Bayerischer Wald, the, [49], [60], [62], [78]
• Báziás, [245-6]
• Beattie, William, [18], [22], [112], [115], [171], [212], [248]
• Bede, the Venerable, [45]
• Befreiungshalle, [23], [24], [33] note
• Béla IV., [203], [207-9]
• Belgrade, [222], [236] et seq., [244]
• Beinheim, [15]
• Bell, Mr. Edward, quoted, [79]
• Benedictine monasteries, [6], [7], [16], [22], [27], [55], [64], [66], [132], [154]
• Bernauer, Agnes, [51] et seq.
• Bessarabia, [296]
• Beuron, [6], [7]
• Bezdán, [230]
• Bielach, the, [133]
• Bisamberg, the, [169], [172]
• Bismarck, Prince, [45] et seq.
• Black Forest, [3]
• Black Sea, [302] et seq.
• Blau, the, [8]
• Blenheim, Battle of, [9], [11]
• Blindheim, see Blenheim
• Blocksberg, see Gellert Hill
• Blomberg, Barbara, [35-6]
• Blondel, [145], [149]
• Bogen, [55], [56], [58-9], [66]
• Bogenberg, the, [54], [56-7]
• Böhmer Wald, [62], [75], [78]
• Braila, [295]
• Breg, the, [3], [4]
• Brenzkofer Berg, [7]
• Brigach, the, [3], [4], [5]
• Browning, Robert, quoted, [39]
• Bruno, Bishop, [117], [123]
• Buchenau, [93]
• Budapest, [191], [204] et seq.
• Bukarest, [289]
• Bussen, [7]
• Byron, Lord, [180], [295], [297]
• Calafat, [280], [282]
• Campbell, Thomas, quoted, [63-4], [307]
• Capistran, John, [232]
• Carpathian Mountains, [199]
• Carpathians, the Little, [185-7]
• Carpathians, the Southern, [247], [289]
• Cerna, the, [259]
• Charlemagne, Emperor, [61], [105], [122], [133], [161]
• Charles IV. of Bohemia, [41]
• Charles V., Emperor, [35]
• Childeric’s tomb, [34]
• Cistercian monasteries, [93], [124]
• Clarke, Edward Daniel, [302]
• Clark, William Tierney, [216]
• Coburg-Gotha, Princes of, [108]
• Conrad II., Emperor, [107]
• Constance, Lake, [6]
• Costantza (Kustendji), [293]
• Craco, Hun giant, [35]
• Cromwell’s skull, [19]
• Crown Chapel, the, [261]
• Crusaders on the Danube, [38], [60], [107]
• Csallóköz (Grosse Schütt) island, [195-6]
• Cynewulf, [280-1]
• Dacia, [243]
• Dályai, [231]
• Danube Commission, the, [297] et seq.
• Danube, colour of the, [27-8]
• Danube delta, [296] et seq., [301-2]
• Danube, source of the, [3] et seq.
• Danube steamers, [77], [81-2], [101], [111]
• D’Arco, Count, [15]
• D’Auvergne, La Tour, [17-18]
• Déak, Francis, [216]
• Deggendorf, [59-62]
• Deutsch-Altenburg, [181], [186]
• Dévény (Theben), [185-7]
• Devil’s Tower, [116-17], [123]
• Devil’s Wall, the, [138]
• Dibdin’s “Bibliographical Tour,” quoted, [103], [131], [154]
• Dillingen, [11]
• Dirndlbach, [86]
• Dobrudja, the, [293-4], [296]
• Dollinger, Hans, [35]
• Dömös, [200]
• Donaueschingen, [3], [4], [6]
• Donaumoos, [11], [17], [19]
• Donauriet, [11]
• Donaustauf, [40], [42]
• Donauwörth, [14], [16]
• Draculf, Bishop, [163]
• Draueck, see Drávatorak
• Drávatorak, [231]
• Drave, the, [222], [231], [235]
• Drey Kule, the, [255]
• Duck Castle, [6]
• Dunaföldvár, [226]
• Dupont, General, [152-3]
• Durrenstein, [142] et seq.
• Ebelsberg, [99], [100]
• Ebersberg, Count, [123]
• Ebrach, the Black Friar of, [26]
• Eck, Johann, [19]
• Efferding, [92-3]
• Egbert, King, [45]
• Ehingen, [8]
• Eining, [20]
• Elchingen, [10]
• Ellis, Sir Henry, quoted, [145]
• Emmersdorf, [133]
• Engelhartzell, [86]
• Enns, the, [105]
• Erd, [226]
• Erdöd, [231]
• Erlaf, the, [126]
• Essling, [178]
• Eszek, [227], [231]
• Esztergom (Gran), [195], [198-9]
• Etzel (Attila), [20], [59], [67], [126], [160], [182]
• Eugène, Prince, [12], [15], [186], [226-7], [234]
• Ewesheim, Frederick von, [42]
• Fadruoz, John, [191]
• Felbermann, Mr. Louis, [223]
• Ferdinand, King, [14]
• Fidinger, Stephen, [93]
• Fischerberg, [60]
• Francis Joseph, Emperor, [207-8]
• Fraunhofer, Joseph von, [54]
• Frederick III., Emperor, [95]
• Freudenstein, [93]
• Freyenstein, [122]
• Fridingen, [6]
• Froissart, [67]
• “Frontier Lands of the Christian and the Turk,” quoted, [81]
• Fruška Gora, the, [231], [234]
• Fürstenberg, Prince, [4]
• Galambócz (Golubacz), [248], [251-2]
• Galambócz Cavern, [252]
• Galatz, [82], [295]
• Gamelbert, [60-1]
• Garam, the, [199]
• Geissingen, [6]
• Gellert Hill, [204], [208], [211]
• Georgsberg, [76]
• Gibbon, Edward, [20], [38], [62], [67], [100], [181], [233], [275], [280], [283], [291]
• Giurgevo, [288-9]
• Godkin, E. L., [188], [200]
• Goethe, [43]
• Gold in the Danube, [163], [247]
• Golubacz, see Galambócz
• Gombos, [231]
• Gönyö, [195]
• Goor, Sieur, [15]
• Görgy, General, [197]
• Goths, migration of, [290-2]
• Gottweih, [144], [154]
• Gradiste, [247]
• Gran, see Esztergom
• Gran, the, see Garam
• Greben, the, [254-5]
• Greifenstein, [163] et seq.
• Grein, [107-8], [117-18], [129]
• Greinberg, [108]
• Greiner-schwall, the, [109], [119]
• Gross Maros, see Nagy Maros
• Gunzburg, [11]
• Gura-Jalomitza, [294]
• Gustavus Adolphus, [14], [17], [104]
• Gutenstein, [7]
• Györ (Raab), [195]
• Hadmar, the “Hound of Kuenring,” [137-8]
• Haichenbach, [88], [90]
• Hainburg, [181], [186]
• Hals, [77]
• Hardy, Mr. Thomas, quoted, [179]
• Hartley, Sir Charles, quoted, [278]
• Hausstein, [112], [115], [120]
• Hegau, the, [6]
• Heidenfels, [7]
• Heining, [70]
• Heinrichsburg, [25]
• Helka, Queen, [160-1]
• Hemans, Mrs., quoted, [149]
• Hemmauer, Æmilius, [55], [57]
• Hengersberg, [65]
• Hengist and Horsa, [45]
• Henriod, Major, [153]
• Henry II. of Germany, [25]
• Henry III., Emperor, [116-17]
• Henry VI., Emperor, [40]
• Henry the Proud, [40]
• Hercynian Forest, [3]
• Herkulesbad, see Mehadia
• Heron as “water maker,” [102]
• Hersova, [294]
• Hienheim, [20], [21], [24]
• Hildegartsburg, [69]
• Hirschenau, [122]
• Höchstäd, [11], [12]
• Hofkirchen, [66]
• Hohenfels, Conrad, [41-2]
• Hohenlinden, [63]
• Hohenzollern, Prince, [7]
• Hollenburg, [159]
• Höller, Burgomaster of Straubing, [54]
• Holstein, Duke Adolf von, [87]
• Homberg, [6]
• Horn, Count, [15]
• Hössgang, the, [111], [113]
• Hughes, Mr. C. E., quoted, [6]
• Hunyadi Janos, [209], [232], [236-8]
• Iller, the, [8]
• Ilok, see Ujlak
• Ilz, the, [57], [71], [75], [76], [77], [80]
• Ilzstad, [76]
• Immendingen, [6]
• Ingolstadt, [17], [19], [53]
• Inn, the, [67], [75], [76], [80], [242]
• Innstadt, [76], [77], [81]
• Iron Gate, the, [70], [82], [269] et seq., [289]
• Iron Gate, the Little, [254-5]
• Isaccea, [296]
• Isa, Danube water sprite, [85-6]
• Isar, the, [62-4]
• Isen, the, [63]
• Ismail, [296-7]
• Isperdorf, [122]
• Ister, ancient name of the Danube, [243]
• Jalomitza, the, [294]
• Jochenstein, the, [85-6]
• “Jodelen,” [82-3]
• John of Austria, Don, [35-6]
• Jókai, Maurus, [197-8], [245]
• Julian, Emperor, [100-1]
• Kahlenberg, the, [162], [169], [173-4]
• Kalocsa, [227]
• Kalvarienberg, the, [93], [94]
• Kamenitz, [232]
• Kapfelberg, [25]
• Karlowitz, Treaty of, [209], [235]
• Kasten, [85]
• Kazán, the, [255-6], [279], [276]
• Kelheim, [23], [24], [27]
• Kepler, John, [36], [96]
• Kilia, [296-7]
• Kilia branch of the Danube, [296], [302]
• Kinzing, [67-8]
• Kirnbergwald, the, [93]
• Kisfaludy, Charles, [223]
• Kis Körös, [227]
• Kladova, [274]
• Klapka, General, [197]
• Klein Aggsbach, [135]
• Kleine Mühlbach, the, [90]
• Klenze, Leo von, [44]
• Klosterberg, [80]
• Kloster-Metten, [60-1]
• Klosterneuberg, [169], [172]
• Kloster Wilhering, [93]
• Komárom (Komorn), [196-8]
• Korneuburg, [169]
• Körtvélyes, [195]
• Kossiak, [279]
• Kossuth, Louis, [220]
• Krämpelstein, [83-4]
• Krems, [109], [152], [156-8]
• Kreuzenstein, [168]
• Kriemhilda, [20], [78-80], [92], [126], [160], [182]
• Krotzka, [244]
• Kuenring, the Hound of, [137]
• Kustendji, see Costantza
• Kutusof, General, [152], [154]
• Ladislas IV., [189]
• Lamberg, Count, [217]
• Langenlebarn, [163]
• Lang-Enzersdorf, [172]
• Lászlóvár, [251]
• Lauingen, [11]
• Lechs, the, [17]
• Lechsend, [17]
• Leopold, Duke, [105]
• Leopold, Emperor, [162]
• Leopoldsberg, the, [170], [172-4]
• Lewis, Mr. H. R., [98]
• Linz, [36], [78], [88], [91], [93], [94] et seq., [99], [100]
• Lobau, [178] et seq.
• Lom-Palanka, [282-3]
• Longfellow, H. W., quoted, [32]
• Lorraine, Duke of, [161-2], [210]
• Louis, Duke of Bavaria, [58]
• Louis the Bearded, [53]
• Louis the Severe, Duke, [17]
• Ludmilla, Countess of Bogen, [58]
• Ludwig I. of Bavaria, [23], [35], [43], [44], [45]
• Ludwig Canal, the, [24], [27]
• Lutzingen, [11]
• Mack, General, [9], [10]
• Mansfield’s “Water Lily on the Danube,” [27], [90], [99]
• March, the, [182], [185]
• Marchfeld, the, [173], [178] et seq., [186], [189]
• Marchfeld, Battle of, [99]
• Marcus Aurelius, [182]
• Mariahilf, [6]
• Mariahilf (Passau), [71], [76], [77], [81]
• Maria-Taferl, pilgrimage church, [124] et seq.
• Maria Theresa, Empress, [66], [189], [190-1]
• Marie Antoinette, [5]
• Markets, Orsova, [260];
• Pozsony, [191-2];
• Ratisbon, [31-2]
• Marlborough, Duke of, [11], [12], [14], [19];
• quoted, [14-16]
• Marbach, [86], [124], [126]
• Matthias Corvinus, [154-5], [157], [201]
• Mautern, [154]
• Mauthausen, [102], [105]
• Maximilian I., Emperor, [88]
• Maximilian Joseph, King, [70]
• Mazeppa, [295-6]
• Mehadia, [260]
• Mehring, [19]
• Meistersänger, [10]
• Meredith, George, quoted, [213-4]
• Milanovac, [254]
• Mœsia, [243], [290]
• Mohacs, [228] et seq.
• Möhringen, [6]
• Mölk, [130] et seq.
• Monk, the Black, [116]
• Moltenburg, Baron of, [15]
• Moltke, von, [45]
• Montagu, Lady M. W., [37], [211], [227], [231], [234], [241]
• Morava, the, [245]
• Moreau, General, [14]
• Mortagne, Sieur, [15]
• Mortier, Marshal, [152-3]
• Mühlheim, [6]
• Munderkirchen, [8]
• Munich, [62]
• Murat, Marshal, [154]
• Naab, the, [27]
• Nagy-Maros, [200]
• Nagytétény, [226]
• Napoleon, [9], [10], [29], [39], [95], [132], [152], [154-5], [178] et seq.
• Natternberg, the, [59], [60]
• Nebel, the, [11]
• Negotin, [280]
• Nesmühl, see Nezmély
• Neuberg, [17], [19]
• Neuhaus, [90]
• Neusatz, see Ujvidek
• Neustadt, [21]
• Nezmély (Nesmühl), [198]
• “Nibelungenlied,” [45], [161];
• quoted, [20], [79], [127]
• Nicholas of Verdun, [172]
• Nicopoli, [283-6]
• Nieder-Altaich, [64-5], [66]
• Nieder Ranna, [86]
• Noricum, Roman province, [67], [242]
• Nszód, [227]
• Nussdorf, [172-3]
• Ober-Altaich, [55], [56], [58], [66]
• Oberhaimer, Lords of, [87]
• Oberhausen, [17], [18], [19]
• Ober Loiben, [153]
• Ober-Marchbal, [8]
• Ó-Moldova, [247]
• Ober Mühl, [90]
• Oberndorf, [26]
• Obernzell, [85]
• Öbling, [55]
• Odoacer, [67-8]
• Ogradena, [258]
• Oltenitza, [290]
• “Ordinari” boats, [82], [118]
• Orsova, [244], [247], [259], [260], [271]
• Ortenburg, Counts of, [66-7], [69]
• Osterhofen, [66], [69]
• Ostrovo, island, [245]
• Otho, Duke, [41-2]
• Ottensheim, [93]
• Ottokar of Bohemia, [181]
• Ovid in exile, [293]
• Palánka, [232]
• Pallandt, Major-General, [15]
• Pancsova, [244]
• Pannonia, [242]
• Pappenheim, Count, [92]
• Párkány, [199]
• Parminius, St., [55], [64]
• Passau, [27], [69], [71], [75] et seq., [88]
• Passau, Bishops of, [76], [78], [84], [86], [133]
• Passau Spell, the, [80]
• Passau, Treaty of, [76]
• Peasant’s Revolt, the, [91], [92], [100]
• Peck, the, [247]
• Pellina, [285]
• Persenbeug, [122-4]
• Peter’s Cavern, [7]
• Peter the Hermit, [233]
• Pétervárad (Peterwardein), [232-4]
• Petófi, Alexander, [224], [227]
• Petronell, [181]
• Pfennigberg, [99]
• Pfohren, [6]
• Pförring, [20], [78]
• Philip, Emperor, murdered, [26]
• Planché, J., [38], [79], [88], [112], [118], [128], [149], [162]
• Plattensee, [115]
• Plattling, [62]
• Pleinting, [68]
• Plevna, [282-3]
• Pöchlarn, [126]
• Pope, Alexander, quoted, [44]
• Porta, Baptista, [97]
• Pöstlingberg, the, [91], [93], [95]
• Poulter, Rev. B., [240]
• Pozsony, (Pressburg), [187] et seq.
• Premonstratensian monasteries, [8]
• Pressburg, see Pozsony
• Pritchard, Joseph, [82]
• Prüfening, [27]
• Pruth, the, [295-6]
• Quin, Michael Joseph, [247], [275], [279]
• Raab, see Györ
• Rabenfels, [7]
• Rabenstein, [110]
• Radujevac, [279], [280]
• Rain, [17]
• Rama, [245]
• Ranariedl, [86]
• Ranna Bach, the, [86]
• Rasova, [294]
• Ratisbon, [21], [24], [26], [27] et seq., [68], [82], [137]
• Ratisbon, Bishops of, [41], [50]
• Ratisbon bridge, legend of, [29-31]
• Rechtenstein, [8]
• Regen, the, [57]
• Regensburg, see Ratisbon
• Reidlingen, [7]
• Reni, [296]
• Reutlinger, Susanna, [96]
• Rhine, the, [6], [21], [88]
• Richard, Cœur de Lion, [39], [106], [142] et seq., [155], [163]
• Ried, [86]
• Riesbeck, quoted, [117]
• Roman road along the Danube, [256-8], [274]
• Roman stations on the Danube, [11], [20], [24], [38], [59], [66], [67], [69], [77], [78], [94], [95], [101], [105], [161], [181], [195], [198], [199], [206], [232], [274], [282], [292]
• Roman Wall, from the Danube to the Rhine, [20];
• to the Tisza, [230];
• to the Black Sea, [293]
• Roritzers, architects, [32]
• Rossatz, [144]
• Rüdeger of Pöchlarn, [126-8], [130]
• Rudolph I., Emperor, [99]
• Rudolph of Habsburg, [181], [189]
• Rustzuk, [287-8]
• St. Andreas, island, [203]
• St. Emmeram’s Abbey, [31], [34], [40], [41], [42]
• St. Florian, [106], [163]
• St. Florian’s Monastery, [103-4]
• St. George and the Dragon, [252]
• St. Georgen, [3], [4], [5]
• St. George’s branch of the Danube, [296]
• St. Gotthard, [64]
• St. Leopold, [169] et seq., [174]
• St. Luke at Enns, [106]
• St. Mark at Enns, [106]
• St. Maurice, [65]
• St. Michael, [140]
• St. Nikola, [118], [120]
• St. Ottilia, pilgrimage church, [107]
• St. Peter at Enns, [106]
• St. Stephen, [199]
• St. Stephen, Crown of, [189], [191], [207]
• St. Severinus, [67-8]
• St. Tuto, [40]
• Sandbach, [70]
• Sarmingbach, [122]
• Sarmingstein, [121]
• Saüssenstein, [124]
• Save, the, [67], [231], [235], [237], [242]
• Schiller, quoted, [104]
• Schlägen, [89]
• Schlägen, the, [87], [88], [89], [107], [109]
• Schmidt, General, [152-3]
• Schneeberg, the, [124]
• Schneiderschlössl, see Krämpelstein
• Schneckenburger, Max, [6]
• Schönbühel, [133-4]
• Schreckenwald, the robber, [135] et seq.
• Schwallenbach, [138]
• Semendria, [244-5]
• Semlin, see Zimony
• Sereth, the, [295]
• Serpents, Isle of, [302] et seq.
• Sigismund, King, [283-5]
• Sigmaringen, [7]
• Silistria, [292]
• Sirmium, [101]
• Sistov, [286]
• Skene, Miss F. M. F., [259], [273], [286-7], [293]
• Slankamen, [235]
• Smarda, [289]
• Sobieski, John, [161-2]
• Soliman, Sultan, [116]
• Somorja (Sommerein), [195]
• Somovit, [282-3]
• Sossau, [50], [56]
• Southey, Robert, quoted, [13-14]
• Spatt, peasant leader, [87]
• Spielberg Castle, [102-3]
• “Spirit of the Water,” the, [83]
• Spitz, [139], [140], [153]
• Spratt, Captain, [301], [306]
• Stadtamhof, [29], [40]
• Stauf, [92]
• Steamers on the Danube, [246]
• Stein, [152], [154], [155]
• Steyregg, [99]
• Stillenstein, the, [119]
• Stillenstein, Klamm, [119]
• Stockerau, [117]
• Strabo, [4]
• Straubing, [19], [43], [50] et seq., [56]
• Strauss’s “Blue Danube Waltz,” [27]
• Strudel, the, [89], [107], [108], [110] et seq., [117]
• Struden, [119], [120]
• Sturmberg, the, [76]
• Sulina, [82], [298], [301]
• Sulina Channel, [297], [299]
• Svinica, [254-5]
• Széchenyi, Count Stephen, [246-7], [275]
• Széchenyi road, the, [246], [253], [255]
• Symons, Mr. Arthur, quoted, [218-9]
• Szöny, [198]
• Tacitus, [4]
• Tallard, Marshal, [15]
• Tata, Lake, [198]
• Temes, the, [244]
• Temesvár, [244], [246]
• Teufelsfelsen, the, [25]
• Thalheim, [6]
• Theben, see Dévény
• Theiss, the, see Tisza
• Theodoric the Ostrogoth, [182]
• Thundorf, [64]
• Thungen, General, [15]
• Thurn and Taxis, Prince, [34], [50]
• Tilly, Count, [17], [19], [104-5]
• Tillysberg, [103-4]
• Timok, the, [279], [280]
• Tisza, [235]
• Tisza, the, [222], [230-1], [235]
• Tomi, [293]
• Tóváros, [198]
• Traisen, the, [160-1]
• Traisenmauer, [160]
• Trajan, Emperor, [258]
• Trajan’s Bridge, [275]
• Traun, the, [99], [100]
• Traundorf, [99]
• Trotter, Sir Henry, quoted, [299]
• Tulcea, [296-7]
• Tulln, [161-2], [175]
• Tullner Feld, the, [161], [168]
• Turenne, [18]
• Turn-Magurelle, [286]
• Turn Severin, [274], [277-9]
• Tuschl, Heinrich, [69]
• Tutrakan, [290]
• Tuttlingen, [6], [7]
• Ujlak (Ilok), [231]
• Ujvidek (Neusatz), [230], [232]
• Ulm, [6], [8] et seq.
• Und, [156]
• Unter Loiben, [153]
• Unter Mühl, [90]
• Unternbach, [60]
• Urfahr, [93], [95]
• Uttilo, Duke, [66]
• Utto, [61]
• Uttobrunn, [61]
• Vácz (Waitzen), [200], [203]
• Vág, the, [196]
• Vardar, the, [245]
• Verciorova, [262]
• Veterani Cavern, [256]
• Viechtenstein, [85]
• Vienna, [95], [132], [161], [168], [172] et seq.
• Villeroy, Marshal, [15]
• Vilshofen, [69], [70]
• Vineyards, [133], [139], [141], [155], [211], [231], [234]
• Vischnitz, [244]
• Visegrád, [200] et seq.
• Vohenburg, [19]
• Vukovár, [231]
• Wachau, the, [99], [100], [107], [128] et seq.
• Wacht am Rhein, [6]
• Wagner, Herr F., painter, [77]
• Wagner, Martin, sculptor, [44]
• Wagram, [178], [180]
• Waitzen, see Vácz
• Walhalla, [23], [33] note, [40], [42] et seq., [49]
• Wallsee, [106]
• Ward, Maria, [11]
• Wassenburg, Counts of, [85]
• Weber, Herr Carl Julius, [122]
• Weigl, Augustin, [129], [158]
• Weissenkirchen, [141]
• Weitenbach, [130]
• Weitenegg, [128], [129], [130-1], [133]
• Weltenburg, [22], [24]
• Werfenstein, [119]
• Wertz, the, [15]
• Wesenufer, [87]
• Wesselényi, Baron Nicholas, [215]
• Wetterkreutz, [159]
• Widdin, [101], [280], [282]
• Wiener Wald, [159], [161], [163], [173]
• Winzer, near Passau, [66]
• Winzer, near Ratisbon, [28]
• Wirbel, [89], [107], [108], [112] et seq.
• Wischelburg, [59]
• Wittelsbach, Otto of, [26]
• Wolkersdorf, [180]
• Wood, Major-General, [15]
• Wörth, [50]
• Wörth, island, [110], [119]
• Wotton, Sir Henry, quoted, [96-7]
• Würtemburg, [8]
• Ybbs, [124]
• Ybbs, the, [122], [124]
• Zeiselmauer, [163]
• Zimony (Semlin), [222], [235]
• Zweifaltendorf, [8]