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FOREIGN ICELANDIC SCHOLARS
Golther, Dr. Wolfgang; professor at the University, Rostock;
St. Georgstrasse i a, Rostock, Mecklenburg, Germany.
Editor of “Ares Islendingabok” (1892); author of “Handbuch der german-
ischen Mythologie” (1895).
Goodrich-Frear, Miss Ada; c/0 British Consul, Jerusalem, ^
Syria.
Author of “The Norsemen in the Hebrides” (1898), published by the Viking Club.
Gosse, Edmund, LL. D.; 17 Hannover Terrace, Regent’s
Park, London, N. W., England.
Gran, Gerhard; docent at the University, Christiania; Bestum
per Christiania, Norway.
Translator of “Vore faedres liv” (2d ed., 1898), being a collection of extracts
from many Icelandic sagas.
Green, the Rev. William Charles, M. A.; late fellow of King’s
College, Cambridge; rector of Hepworth, Suffolk, England.
Translator of “The Story of Egil Skallagrimsson” (1893); author of several
papers published in the “Saga-Book” and in the “Antiquary.”
Grossmann, Karl A., M. D.; 70 Rodney Street, Liverpool,
England.
Author of essays on the geology of Iceland.
Groth, Dr. Peter; New York Insurance Company’s Head-
Office, New York city, United States.
Editor of “Det Arnamagnseanske haandskrift i 310 quarto. Saga Olafs konungs
Tryggvasonar er ritadi Oddur muncr’’ (1895).
Haggard, Henry Rider; Ditchingham House, Norfolk,
England.
Author of “Eric Brighteyes” (1891), the scene of which is laid in Iceland.
Hammerich, Dr. Angul; docent at the University, Copen-
hagen; Steen Blichers Vej 18, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Author of “Studier over islandsk Musik” (1899) in “Aarboger for nordisk
Oldkyndighed og Histone.”
Hansen, Olaf, M. A.; Vendersgade 18, Copenhagen, Den-
mark.
Author of “Ny-islandsk Lyrik” (1901), and translator of many poems from the
Icelandic.