The Kleines Eisloch of Paradana. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 37.)--A small pit glacière, 500 meters distant from the Grosses Eisloch of Paradana. Suchy Brezen. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 37.)--A small pit glacière, situated about midway between the Grosses and Kleines Eisloch of Paradana. Prevalo Cave. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 37.)--In the Buchenhochwald, south of Karnica. Small glacière. Cave of Dol. (Fugger, _Eishöhlen_, page 38.)--On a mountain near Haidenschaft. Small glacière. Glacière near Matena in Bezirke Radmansdorf. (Petruzzi in Haidinger's _Berichte_, etc., vol. VII., page 68.)--On a wooded height. The ice commences to melt in the early summer. Glacière on the Schutzengelberge near the Golac. (Petruzzi in Haidinger's _Berichte_, etc., vol. VII., page 64.)--A small glacière. Glacière Cave near Lazhna-gora or Latzenberg. (Valvasor, _Die Ehre des Herzogthumes Crain_, vol. I., pages 242, 243; Hacquet, _Oryctographia Carniolica_, 1778, III., page 159.)--In the neighborhood of Vishnagora in the Krain. The entrance is under a church. It is a large cave, 40 meters long and 20 meters high, where the ice all melts by the end of the summer. Valvasor gives the following account of this cave in 1689, which seems the first printed notice of a glacière in German:-- "Near to Lazchenberg up by the church of St. Nicholas, where a _Thabor_ stands, one finds a big hole, which sinks into the stony rocks. Through this one descends deep with torches: there opens then underneath as big a cavity as the biggest church could be, and the same is extremely high, in the form of a cupola. One sees there different teeth, formed and hardened from the water turned to stone. Further down one arrives to a deep gully: into which, however, I have not been. On the other side one must again ascend, and then one comes again to a cupola: in which cupola ice stands up like an organ from the earth. "There also one sees icicles of pure ice of different sizes and heights, of which many are one or two _klafters_ high and as thick as a man; but many only two or three spans high or higher, and as thick as an arm, and some also thinner. This ice is formed from the drops of falling water; and indeed in summer; for in winter there is no ice therein. Over such ice one must then ascend, as there are then said to be separate holes and grottoes. But no one has been any further." Glacière on the Dini Verh. (Petruzzi in Haidinger's _Berichte_, etc., vol. VII., page 67.)--Near Tomischle in the Krain. Small glacière. Eiskeller near Rosseck. (Petruzzi in Haidinger's _Berichte_, etc., vol. VII., page 64.)--On the Pograca Mountain in the Krain, northeast of the Hornwald, near the Meierhof Rosseck. Small glacière cave.