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B50 Redux.Pdf / - ) , 041 BJARKLIND (UNNUR BENEDIKTSDOTTIR.) See HULDA, pseud. BJARNADOTTIR (ANNA) . --- Enskunámsbók fyrir byrjendur. Samij hefir A. B. 2 vols. 80 [Reykjavik, 1940-41.) LL. 105. 4. 7. B1t5ndal Collection. BJARNADOTTIR (HALLDORA) . - -- KtaA og leikir handa bt3rnum. Safnal. hefur H. B. 3. útgáfa. 8° Akureyri, 1949. LL.105.4.62*. 40c` Blt3ndal Collection. - -- ed. See HLIN . Arsrit Sambandsfjelags nortlenskra kvenna. BJARNAR SAGA HrTDAELAKAPPA. Sagan of Birni Hitda.elakappa. Besórget og oversat af H. Fri(riksson. Udgivet of det nordiske Literatur- Samfund. [Icel. and Dan.] [ Nordiske Oldskrifter, 4.] 80 KjObenhavn, 1847. LL.101. 3.2/2. Blt3ndal Collection. - -- Bjarnar saga Hitdaelakappa. See NORDAL (S .) and JONSSON (G.) eds. Borgfiringa sogur. 1938. .8396 r. F.; LL.101.2. 34. BJARNARSON (SIMON) Da-32.. 2,1ta-) - -- Rrmur af Bí4a Andri4ar-syni, med man-saungum, er r er skälda-tal og hag-yrAinga á rslandi, -svo og fein lj68maeli. 80 Reykjavik, 1872. In Bi. 11.20. BJARNASON (AGOST HAKONARSON). - -- Almenn rt3kfreei. Cinnur dtg. aukin og endurba:ett. 80 Reykjavik, 1925. LL.106.7.23. *** Blt3ndal Collection. - -- Heimsmynd vrsindanna. [Arbók Hásk6la rslands Fylgir, 1928- 1929.] 80 Reykjavik, 1931. -13t1-71". G4L, f7 e.g - -- Jean-Marie Guyau. En fremstilling og en kritik af hans filosofi. 8° KySbenhavn, 1911. LL.106.7.19. *0* B1tSndal Collection. - -- Sikra:eXi. Vols. 1 -2 (in 1). 8° Reykjavik. LL.106.7.22. *40` Blt3ndal Collection. 1. Forspjóli sikráe(S innar . 1924. 2. Ht3fuaatris4i siafra:eainnar. 1926. BJARNAR SAGA HÍTDAELAKAPPA. - -- Bjarnar saga Hitdaelakappa. hefir tal prentunar V. Ásmundarson. [fslendinga Sögur, 24.] Reykjavik, 1898. LL.101.3.5. * ** Blöndal Collection. ; . ..mod.nIQ , a . 9 . - -- Bjarnar saga Hitdaelakappa. Buiesd hefir tal prentunar B. Sveinsson. [Ísl. Sogur, 24.] Reykjavik, 1923. LL.108.4.1. BJARNARSON (SIMON) Dalaskáld. - -- Saga .. Hannesa,r Bjarnasonar ... og a.etmanna See EIRIKSSON hans. (SIMON). Saga Eirïks Magnússonar, etc. 1912. LL.106.6.14. - -- ed. See EIRÍKSSON (SIMON). etc. Saga Eiriks Magnússonar, - -- collaborator. See JÓNSSON (BRYNJOLFUR). Hjalmarssaga, etc. B61u - BJARNARSON (THORHALLUR). - -- See FINNBOGASON (GUOMUNDUR), and B. (T.) SIGFUSSON (J.) BJARNASON (AGOST HÁKONARSON). --- Heimsnynd visindanna. [krbók Háskóla Islands, 1928/29, Fylgir. ] Reykjavik, 1931. LL.103.4.1. *** Blöndal Cóllection. BJARNASON (AGIIST HAKONARSON) [continued]. - -- tr. Sjnfn. dingar Qr erlendum málum eftir A. H. B. [Translation of poems by Longfellow, Heine, Petöfi, Goethe, Frnding, Poe and A. Tolstoy.] 120 Reykjavik, 1917. LL.106.7.21. *{O'` Bli3ndal Collection. - -- Yfirlit yfir stSgu mannsandans. Hellas. 120 Reykjavik, 1910. LL.106.7.18. 40°'` B1tSndal Collection. - - - Yfirlit yfir s$Sgu mannsandans. Nilj ánda tildin . 120 Reykjavik, 1906. LL.106.7.17. Blóndal Collection. - -- Yfirlit yfir st5gu mannsandans. Vesturlt3nd. 120 Reykjavik, 1915. LL.106.7.20. r°'` Blóndal Collection. - -- joint -ed. See IDUNN, etc. BJARNASON (ALEXANDER) . - -- Um fslenzkar drykkurtir, stSfnun peirra, geymslu, nytsemi, verkanir og tilrei slu. 120 Akureyri, 1860. Bi.11. 16. rRNASON {ARNGRrM UR F . )- See N (HELGI) and B. (A. F.) BJARNASON (BJORN) Author of Brandsstaóaannáll. - -- BrandsstaLannáll eftir B. B. á Brandsstnclum. [Hdnavatns}'ing, 1.] 8° Reykjavik, 1941. LL. 104.4. 40. B16ndal Collection. BJARNASON ( BJORN) Mag. Art. - -- Nordboernes legemlige uddannelse i oldtiden. 80 KySbenhavn, 1905. LL. 104.1. 37 . **,` B1tSndal Collection. --- Sagnakver. Ctg. B. B. 2. 120 rsafjtOur, 1903. LL.105.6. 6. *** B1tSndal Collection. - -- Sagnakver. IItg. B. B. frá Vikii4i. 2. dtgáfa. [Preface by Helgi Hjt5rvar. A collected ed. of the two vols.] 80 Reykjavik, 1935. LL. 105.6.7. 4cok Blgndal Collection. - -- ed. See STURLIINGA SAGA. Sturlunga saga, etc. ADDITIONS BJARNASON (A.GÚST Hk(ONARSON). --- Um $ tilfinningalifi . [Árbók Háskóla Íslands, 1917/18, Fylgir.] Reykjavik, 1918. LL.103.4.1. *** Blöndal Collection. --- VandaLnál mannlegs lifs. 2 bdi. [Árbók Háskóla Íslands, 1937/38 - 1938/39, Fylgirit.] Reykjavik, 1943-45. LL.103.4.1* *** Blöndal Collection. - -- Another copy. Bd. 1. .17 Bja. BJARNASON (ARNGRfMUR F.). - -- joint -comp. Vestfirzkar sagnir ... See GUaMUNDSSON (HELGI) comp. BJARNASON (BJÖRN) Writer on Politics. - -- Ba:ejarstjorn auövaldsins fyrir domstoli.verkaly6sins. [Reykjavik, 1933.] LL.107.7.58/2. Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (ELÍAS). --- Talnada,emi. Léttar a.efingar i skriflegum reikningi. [Ná.msba,ekur fyrir Barnaskóla.] Reykjavik, n. d. LL.105.4.41 . *** Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (BRYNJOLrvx). --- Ba;ejarmalin og verkaly6urinn. n.p. [c. 1931.] LL.107.7.59/3 **^ Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (FRIDRIK) . - -- Sk6lasóngvar mea )rem sam'-vnja róddum, eftir F. B. Onnur ütglfa, aukin og breytt. 8° Hafnafirai, 1927. LL.105.4.67. "°1` Blgndal Collection. BJARNASON (HAKON) . - -- Leigrbeiningar um trjáraekt. 8° Reykjavik, 1941. LL.104.3.9. Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (HANNES) . - -- Rrmur af Skanderbeg Epir6takappa. 80 Akureyri, 1861. In Bi. 11.20. BJARNASON (JOHANN MAGNES) . - -- Eirikur Hansson. Skáldsaga frá Nßja Skotlandi i premur pIttum. [Bókasafn aly(Th. I. flokkur, 6. bindi. ] 8° Akureyri [1903] (1899-1903) . LL.106.7.24. **` Blóndal Collection. - -- Vornaétur á Elgshei)-um. (Sggur frá Nÿja Skotlandi.) 80 Reykjavik, 1910. LL.106.7.25. '04* Blgndal Collection. BJARNASON (JON A. ) . --- Kennslub6k I ealisfráA, handa unglinga- og gagnfräe ask6lum. 2. iltgáfa aukin. 80 Reykjavik, 1945. LL.105.4.8. Blgndal Collection. BJARNASON (OSKAR B.). - -- The component acids of Icelandic herring oil. [Acta Nat. Islandica, Vol. 1, No. 6.] 4° Reykjavik, 1946. LL. 104.2.1. *** Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (T HORKE L) . - -- Agrip af súgu rslands eptir P. B. 120 Reykjavik, 1880. LL.104.4.22. 'l°** Blöndal Collection. - -- Um Siabótina á rslandi. IItgefic#af hinu rslenzka Bókmenntafélagi. 80 Reykjavik, 1878. Bi.11.36. BJARNASON (THORLEIFUR). - -- Hornstrendingabók. 8° Akureyri, 1943. LL.104.2.26. *.* Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (LÁRIIS 74KONARSON). --- Um landsdóminn. [Árbók Háskóla Ísla.nds, 1913/14 Fylgir.] Reykjavik, 1914. LL.103.4.1. *** Blöndal Collection. --- Stjórnarskrármáli6. Sjerprentun úr Andvara XXVII. ári. Reykjavik, 1902. LL.107.7.62/3. xxx Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (P14. --- Ambáles rimur. H. Pálssor til prentanar. [Rit Rimnafélagsins, 5.] Reykjavik, 1952. .8396 Bja. --- ÁstakveJskapur Bjarna Thorarensens og Jónasar Hallgri:assonar. [Stud. Islandica, Hft. 28.] Reykjavik, 1969. .839691 Tho. Bja. --- Björgun4élag Vestmannaeyja. 10ara starf. [Reykjavík] 1931. LL.107.5.51. *** Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (THORLEIFUR HAKONARSON) . - -- Fornaldarsaga, handa áeàri sk6lum. 80 Reykjavik, 1916. LL.105.4.9. 4** Blöndal Collection. - -- and PALSSON (ARNI). - -- Miàaldasaga, handa áeári skólum. 80 Reykjavik, 1925. LL.105.4.10. 4:44 Blöndal Collection. BJARNASON (THORSTEINN). - -- Framhaldsverkefni r bókferslu. 80 Reykjavik, 1940. LL.105.4.11. *** Blöndal Collection. BJARNSON (THORVALDR) . - -- Leifar fornra kristinna frcerla fslenzkra: Codex Arna- Magnaeanus 677 4to, auk annara enna elztu brota of izlenzkum gub frce$isritum. 8° Kaupmannahöfn, 1878. Yi.3.26. BJELINSKI (VISSARION GRIGOR'EVICH). See BELINSKIY ( VISARION GRIGOR' E VICH) . BJERKNES (CARL ANTON) . - - - Hydrodynamische Fe rnkráfte . Fttnf Abhandlungen tiber die Bewegung kugelförmiger Körper in einer inkompressiblen Fltissigkeit (1863 -1880). Vbers. von A. Korn. Hrsg. von A. Korn und V. Bjerknes. [Ostwald's Klass. 195.] 8o Leipzig, 1915. Ad. 5. - -- Niels- Henrik Abel. Tableau de sa vie et de son action scientifique ... Traduction française, etc. 8o Paris, 1885. Zr. 3. 22. - -- Niels Henrik Abel. Eine Schilderung seines Lebens und seiner Arbeit. Umgearbeitete und gekttrzte Ausgabe aus Anlass von Abels 100 jährigem Todestag von V. Bjerknes. Ins Deutsche übertragen von E. Wegener -Köppen. 8° Berlin, 1930. .02 Abc. Bj .sl(y,t,3)o92. A fre - -- Vber die geometrische Repräsentation der Gleichungen zwischen zwei vergnderlichen, reellen oder komplexen Grössen. Hrsg. von O. J. Broch. 40 Christiania, 1859. O *24.45/8. BJERKNES (JAKOB AALL BONNE VIE) . - -- Practical examples of polar -front analysis over the British Isles in 1925 -6. [Meteorol. Office. Geophys. Mem. 50 (vol. V, 10).] 40 Lond 1930. K.8.2. - -- joint- author. See GODSKE (C. L. S.), BERGERON (T. H. P.), etc. Dynamic meteorology and weather forecasting, etc. ADDITIONS BJELANOVId (MOMIR M.). - -- Mesoklimatische Studien im Rhein - und Moselgebiet ein Beitrag zur Problematik der Lande sklimaaufnahme. [Th.] Bonn, 1967. .5515(434) Bje. BJERKE (KJELD). - -- [Indkomst -og linfordelinger.] Income- and wage distributions. [A translation by V. Sandberg of Chapters 1 and 3 of the original Danish work.] [Copenhagen] 1969. F7.33941 Bje. BJERKE (ROBERT). - -- A contrastive study of Old German and Old Norwegian kinship terms. [Int. Jour. of Amer. Ling. Suppl.; Indiana Univ. Publ. in Anthropol. and Ling. Mem. 22.] Baltimore, 1969. .4325.4398225 Bje. BJERKELUND CARL J.). - -- Parakalo; Form, Funktion und Sinn der parakaio -Sätze in den paulinischen Briefen. [Bibl. Theol. Novegica, No. 1.] Oslo, 1967. New Coll. Lib, BJERKNES (KRISTIAN) . - -- Garnle borgerhus i Bergen. 2° Oslo [1961.] Scott. Stud. Lib. BJERKNES (VILHELM FRIMANN KOREN) . - -- Dynamic meteorology and hydrography. By V. B. and different collaborators. 2 pts. (in 1). [Carnegie Inst. Publ. 88.] 40 Washington, 1910 -11. Av. - -- Plates. obl. 2° Washington, 1911. Window II. - -- Die Kraftfelder. [Die Wissens. 28.] 8° Braunschweig, 1909. Zf.8.65. - -- Vorlesungen
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