Mímir. Icelandic institutions with adresses - 15.12.1903, Side 98

6 ___FOREIGN ICELANDIC SCHOLARS
I.ind, Dr. Erik Henrik; assistant-librarian in the University
Library, Upsala, Sweden.
Author of “Nagra anmarkningar om nordiska personnamn” (1^95—97) in
“Arkiv for nordisk filologi,” and compiler of the bibliographies published in
the same periodical (1886—98).
Ljaskoronsky, Professor Wassily Grigorowitsch; lector
in Old-Northern literature at the University of Kiew, Russia.
Ljungstedt, Dr. Karl; Stockholm, Sweden.
Compiler of “Eddan. Om och ur de fornnordiska guda- och hjaltesangerna”
(1898).
Lock, William Georg; Charlton. Kent, England.
Author of “Guide to Iceland” (1881).
Lonnberg, Dr. Carl Johan Leonard; landed proprietor;
Munkebo, Skcdaborg, Sweden.
Translator of “Vatnsdalingarnes saga” (1870), and of “Eyrbyggarnes saga”
(1878).
Montelius, Professor Dr. Oskar; amanuensis in the National
Historical Museum, Stockholm; 11 St. Paulsgatan, Stock-
holm, Sweden.
Author of “Om vara forfaders invandring till norden” (1884) in “Nordisk
tidskrift, utgifven af Letterstedtska fbreningen,” and of many archeological essays.
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Nordlander, Johan; teacher at the Sodermalm Gymnasium,
Stockholm, Sweden.
Author of “Om ortnamnens bildning enligt Landnama-bokcn” (1808) in
“Svenska fornminnesforeningens tidskrift.”
Petersson, Dr. Fredrik Wilhelm; teacher in the Gymna-
sium, Kristianstad, Sweden.
Translator of “Solsangen” (1862). 4
Phene, John Samuel, LL. D.; 32 Oakley Street, London
S. W., England.
Author of “A Ramble in Iceland” (1896) in the “Saga Book” (vol. I.).
Sal in, Dr. Bernhard; intendant of the Northern Museum,/
Stockholm; Brahegatan 32, Stockholm. Sweden.
Author of “Heimskringlas tradition om asarnes invandring” (1903), and of
a few runological works.
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