YOUNG, 1710.

BOUNDARIES, see Terminus.

BOXING, see Pollux.

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.”

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