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Karl Vollmöller (1848–1922)
Vollmöller, Karl (fōl’mėl-er). A German philologist; born at Ilsfeld in Würtemberg, Oct. 16, 1848; died in 1922. He was appointed professor of Romanic and English philology in the University of Göttingen, 1881. He wrote ‘Kürenberg and the Nibelungen’ (1874); ‘Munich’s Brutus’ (1877); ‘Poem of the Cid’ (1879); ‘Octavianus’ (1883); ‘Monuments of the English Language and Literature from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century’ (1883).