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36 FOREIGN ICELANDIC SCHOLARS
Keilhack, Dr. Konrad; professor at the Mining Academy,
Berlin; Witmersdorf, Bingerstrasse 59, Villa Gliickauf, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Author of “Beitrage zur Geologie der Insel Island” (1886), and of other works
and essays.
Ker, William Baton, M. A.; professor at the University,
London; 95 Gower Street, London W. C., England.
Author of “Epic and Romance: Medieval Literature” (1896).
Khull, Professor Dr. Ferdinand; Wielandsgasse 2, Gratz,
Austria.
Translator of “Geschichte des Skalden Egil Skallagrimsson” (1888), of “Viga
Glum” (1888), of “Hoskuld Kollsohn” (1895), of “Viglund und Ketilrid” (1889),
of “Gisli der Verdachtiger” (1893) and of several other sagas.
Klostermann, August; professor at the University, Kiel,
Germany.
Author of “Deuteronomium und Gragas” (1890).
Kock, Dr. Axel; philologist; Lund, Sweden.
Author of a great number of most valuable essays and articles on Old-Northern
philology, published in various periodicals, but especially in “Arkiv for nordisk
filologi,” of which he is the chief-editor.
Kock, Dr. Ernst Albin; docent at the University, Lund,
Sweden.
Author of “Kort islandsk grammatik jamte en inledande ofversikt ofver de
nordiska sprakens forhistoria” (1898).
Koudelka, the Rev. Alois; Nikolcic, Moravia, Austria.
Writes under the pseudonym of “O. S. Vetti; ” translator of two novels of Gestur
Palsson (“Dwe islandske providky napsal Gestur Palsson,” 1898), and author
of an essay on Icelandic literature in the review ,,Hlidka” (Briinn).
Krabbe, Dr. Harald; formerly professor at the Royal Vete-
rinary High-school, Copenhagen; Monradsvej 19, Copenha-
gen, Denmark.
Author of a great number of essays on the zoology of Iceland, on domestic
animals, and on intestinal worms.
Krag, Vilhelm; poet; Christianssand, Norway.
Author of several articles on Icelandic themes in the Christiania paper “Mor-
genbladet” (1903).