Timok.
River of, crossed by Marko and Milosh, [105]
Toasts.
The Slava and, [44]
Toplitza, Milan of.
General Voutcha and, [89]–94
“Trade, A, before Everything.”
A Serbian popular anecdote, [366]–369
“Trade that no one Knows, The.”
A Serbian folk-tale, [340]–353
Trajan, Emperor.
Confused in the Balkans with the Greek King Midas, [27];
confused in Serbian legends with Dædalus, [27]
Travnik.
The city of, [179]
Treachery.
Vook Brankovitch’s, against Knez Lazar, [7]
Treasures, “The Saints Divide the,” [195]–197
Treaty of Berlin.
The famous, acknowledged the independence of Serbia during the rule of Milan, [10], [11];
mention of a Veele ring in the, [17]