Mímir. Icelandic institutions with adresses - 15.12.1903, Side 35

FOREIGN ICELANDIC SCHOLARS 25
foreign 3celanbtc Scholars.*
ADDRESSES.
Akerblom, Axel; teacher at the Gymnasium, Jonkoping,
Sweden.
Translator of “Nordiska fornkvaden, T5 forsta sangerna af Wisen’s Carmina
norrasna” (1899).
Ambrosoli, Dr. Solone; director of the Royal Cabinet of
Coins, Brera, Milan, Italy.
Compiler of a “Vocabolario italiano-islandese” (1882); author of “Un poeta
islandese” (Bjarni Thorarensen), in the “Illustrazione Italiana” (1893).
Amira, Dr. Karl von; professor at the University, Munich;
37 Mohlstrasse, Munich, Bavaria.
Author of the section “Recht” in “Grundriss der germanischen Philologie”
(2d ed. 1897), and of several essays.
Anderson, Joseph, LL. D.; keeper of the Museum of An-
tiquities, Edinburgh; 8 Great Queen Street, Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Editor of the “Orkneyinga Saga” (1873).
Anderson, Rasmus Bjorn; philologist; Madison, Wisconsin,
United States.
Author of “Norse Mythology” (1875), and[ of “America not discovered by
Columbus” (1874); translator of “Viking Tales of the North” (1877), and of
the “Younger Edda” (1880).
Anderson, Tempest, M. D.,; 17 Stonegate, York, England.
Author of “Volcanic studies in many lands” (1903), and of several articles
°n the volcanoes of Iceland.
^rpi, Dr. Rolf; director of the Old-Northern Museum, Up-
sala, Sweden.
Author of “Afbildningar af foremal i Nordiska Museet — Island” (1888 1890)
and of various treatises.
Including writers of travels in Iceland.