Belut Tagh
a mountain range formerly imagined to exist in central Asia between eastern and western Turkestan, as the axis of the continent.
BÖLSCHE, WILHELM, German author, born in Cologne in 1861, author of "Scientific Bases of Poetry" (1887), "Bacillus to Man" (1900).
BOLSENA (ancient VULSINUM), a walled town of central Italy, province of Viterbo, 11 miles W. S. W. of Orvieto, on a lake of the same name. It is only noticeable for the ruins of the Etruscan goddess Nortia, a granite sarcophagus, ornamented with bas reliefs, and other remains of antiquity. This was anciently a place of great wealth and luxury, and Pliny says that when taken by the Romans, 266 B. c., it contained no less than 7,000 statues.