AGREMARE, Agremour or Egremour, a town in Spain situated on the river Flagot. The soudan is holding his court there (l. 33), when he hears of the injuries done to his subjects by the Romans. Having destroyed Rome, he returns to Agremor (l. 672) [not to Morimonde, as in the «Destruction», l. 1351, and in «Fierabras», l. 27]. At Agremor the twelve peers are imprisoned and besieged. «Syr Ferumbras» reads «Egremoygne», «Egremoun», «Agremoun». ALAGOLOFUR, a Saracen giant, warden of the bridge of Mantrible; ll. 2135, 2881, 2149, 2175, 2801, 3053. In «Syr Ferumbras», l. 3831, etc., he is called Agolafre. In the French poem of «Fierabras» we find Agolafre and Golafre. ALCARON, l. 2762, a Saracen deity; cf. note to l. 2271. ALEROYSE, l. 1699, one of the twelve peers; cf. note to l. 884. ALISAUNDRE. Ferumbras is called King of Alisaundre, ll. 510, 984. Cf. «Destr.» 71, 1237, 1315. «Fierabras», 50, 66, 538, etc. Ashmole «Ferumbras», 53, 88, etc. APPOLYN, one of the Mahometan deities. See note to l. 86. ARABYE, l. 3097. Cf. «Destr.» 75; «Fierabras», 3160, 4096. ASCALON. Laban’s birthplace, l. 100, and subject to him. This name does not occur in any other version. ASCAROT, l. 2762, a Mahometan god. Occurring in none of the other versions. ASCOPARS, see note to l. 495. ASKALOUS, l. 497. ASSAYNES, l. 497. ASSIENS, ll. 1039, 2085. In this poem only the last three nations are mentioned as being included among Laban’s subjects. ASSYE, l. 102, 123, 1000. See note to l. 1000. ASTRAGOT, «or» ESTRAGOT, a Saracen giant who kills Sabaris, ll. 346, 352. He is slain by the portcullis let down by the Romans, l. 432. He was husband to Barrock, the giantess of the bridge of Mantrible, ll. 2944, 3022. Cf. «Destr.» 1090. Not in «Fierabras» nor in the Ashmolean version. See note to l. 346. AUFRIKE, ll. 102, 114. Aufricanes, l. 257, part of the soudan’s dominions. Cf. «Syr Ferumbras», l. 5465, «Destr.» 76, «Fierabras», 4913. BABILON, see note to l. 69; cf. «Destr.» 78, 204, 85; «Fierabras», 51; «Syr Fer.» 53. BALDESEYNES, 501, 871. Occurring in no other version; cf. besides Martin’s note to Kudrun, 161, 2, and perhaps «Fierabras», 2873, 4721 Balegué = Balaguer (Ballegarium, Valaguaria) near Lerida in Spain. BARBARYE, l. 1001, mentioned only in this poem. BARROK, ll. 2939, 2950, 3022, a giantess, wife to Astragot, slain by Charles. See note to l. 2939. BELMORE, does not occur in the other versions; see note to l. 3122. BELSABUB, l. 357, occurs only in this poem. BERNARD OF SPRUWSE (? Prussia); 1715, one of the twelve knights. See «Introduction», p. xxvii. BOLOYNE, 3238. Charles presents the nails to that place. See note to l. 3236, and cf. «Fierabras», l. 6199. BRETOMAYN, Laban’s gaoler at Agremor, ll. 1533, 1591, slain by Floripas, l. 1606. This name is spelt ‘Brutamont’ in «Fierabras», ‘Brytamoun’ in «Syr Ferumbras». It is not to be met with in the «Destruction».