- Grímur Jónsson
Thorkelín (8
October 1752 – 4
March 1829) was an Icelandic–Danish-Norwegian scholar, who
became the
National Archivist of
Norway and Denmark...
- to
which the m****cript was
actually more
readable in
Thorkelin's time is uncertain.
Thorkelin used
these transcriptions as the
basis for the
first complete...
- made
under the
direction of the
first editor of Beowulf,
Grimur Jonsson Thorkelin in the
years 1786-1787
after the
Cottonian fire yet
before the m****cript...
-
Hvidsteen married the
scholar Grímur Jónsson
Thorkelin in 1792. At the time of the 1801 census,
Johnson Thorkelin and
Gunhild Hvidsten resided in the building...
-
flaws in
Thorkelin's rendering of the poems.
After his
heated debate with
Thorkelin,
Johan Bülow (1751–1828), who had
sponsored Thorkelin's work, offered...
- the 20-year work of
scholar Grímur Jónsson
Thorkelin. Two m****cripts, however, were
recovered and
Thorkelin eventually published the poem in 1815. A horse...
- The
Thorkelin Transcripts of
Beowulf in 1986,
which challenged the
traditional account of the
transcriptions made for and by Grímur Jónsson
Thorkelin, an...
- Iceland,
taking over from
Peter Fjeldsted Hoppe. 4 March: Grímur Jónsson
Thorkelín, Icelandic–Danish-Norwegian scholar. "Frederik 6. | lex.dk".
Dansk Biografisk...
- (born 1977),
Icelandic film
director and
screenwriter Grímur Jónsson
Thorkelin (1752–1829), Icelandic–Danish
scholar Grímur
Kamban (fl. 8th or 9th-century)...
-
Database listed some 688
translations and
other versions of the poem, from
Thorkelin's 1787
transcription of the text, and in at
least 38 languages. The poet...
