Hugo Schuchardt Archiv

¹ Die Idee zu dieser Stiftung nach dem Vorbild der Diez-Stiftung wurde im Jahr 1907 von der Società filologica romana gefasst.

² Ein Hinweis auf diese Stiftung findet sich z.B. in Modern Language Notes XXII, 2, 1907, 64: „FONDAZIONE ASCOLI. To the Editors of Mod. Lang. Notes. SIRS: - Some of your readers will be interested to learn that through the initiative of the Società Filologica Romana a fund is being raised in memory of the late Graziadio Ascoli, from which prizes are to be awarded periodically to the authors of works in Romance philology or in some branch of it. It is proposed to have the contest international, and accordingly it is hoped that contributions will be made by persons or societies in all countries. The latest report which I have seen (Studj Romanzi, V, 1907, pp. 323-325), gives the amount already received as a little less than 5000 lire, much of this sum being in small contributions. The subscription will be closed March 31, 1908; and until that date contributions may be sent tot he Banca d‘Italia, sede di Roma, payable to the bank itself, to be credited to the account of the Fondazione Ascoli. KENNETH McKENZIE Yale University“. – Der zit. Beitrag in den Studj Romanzi nennt die ersten Stifter. Aus Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz finden sich die folgenden Namen: Hermann Diels (Berlin), Edmund Stengel (Greifswald), Antonio Ive (Graz), Karl Eduard Sachau (Berlin), Gustav Weigand (Leipzig), Berthold Wiese (Leipzig) und Heinrich Morf (Frankfurt a. M.).