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FOREIGN ICELANDIC SCHOLARS
Lehmann-Filhes, Miss Margarethe; Wichmannstrasse 11 A,
Berlin W. 62, or Villa Filhes, Arnstadt, Thiiringen, Germany.
Translator of “Islandische Volksagen aus der Sammlung von Jon Arnason
(2 vols., 1888—91), and of various papers by Professor Thoroddsen; compiler of
“Proben islandischer Lyrik” (1894); author of many essays and articles on Ice-
landic themes.
Leith, Mrs. Disney; Westhall, Oyne, Scotland N. B.
Author of “Three Visits to Iceland” (1897), and translator of “Stories of the
Bishops of Iceland” (1895).
Lenk, Heinrich von; custos at the Imperial Library (Hof-
bibliothek), Vienna; 108 Penzingerstrasse, Vienna XIII,
Austria.
Translator of “Saga von Hrafnkell Freysgodi” {1883), and of “Vatnsdala
saga’’ (1893), and of other Icelandic pieces.
Leyen, Dr. Friedrich von der; docent at the University,
Munich; 26 Kaulbachstrasse, Munich, Bavaria.
Author of “Das Marchen in der Gottersagen der Edda” (1899).
Leysbeth, Nicolas; address, c/o J. Leb&gue & Co., 46 rue
de la Madeleine, Brussels, Belgium.
Author of “Voyage en Islande et aux Fserceer” (1897).
McCormick, the Rev. William Thomas; Airmount, Knole
Road, Bournemouth, England.
Author of “A Ride across Iceland” (1892).
Major, Albany Featherstonehaugh; Honorary Secretary
of the Viking Club; Bifrost, 30 The Waldrons, Croydon,
England.
Author of “Sagas and Songs of the Norsemen” (1894), and co-editor of
“Stories from the Northern Sagas” (1899).
Magnusson, Eirfkr, M. A.; librarian at the University Li-
brary, Cambridge; 31 Bateman Street, Cambridge, England.
Editor and translator of “Thomas saga erkibiskups” (2 vols., 1875—1883), of
“Lilja” (1870); co-translator (with William Morris) of the “Saga Library” (5 vols.,
1890—95); author of various essays on philological and financial matters. He
is a native of Iceland.
Meignan, Victor; writer and traveller; 54 quai Debilly, Pans,
France.
Author of “A travers le monde. Pauvre Islande” (1889).