On November 27 the Finnish entomologist, Dr. B. R. Poppius, died at Copenhagen, where he was acting upon the Norvego-Swedish Committee on the Grazing-grounds of Reindeer. He was only forty years old.
1955, The American-Scandinavian review - Volume 43, page 304:
As might have been expected, young Mr. Doggson had become a Norvegophile through attending the Oslo Summer School shortly after the war.
1955, Jonas Mekas, Film Culture, page 14:
Simplicity and unpretentious acting are also the qualities of the Norvego-Yugoslavian Road of Blood, directed by Kare Bergstrom, and the Israeli film Hill 24 Doesn't Answer, shot in an intelligent, convincing manner by Thorold Dickinson.
1961, Lilli Gjerløw, Adoratio Crucis, page 106:
[…] were translated into the Norvego-Icelandic vernacular. The exposition of the Mass of the Gemma anime forms part of the oldest extant Norwegian manuscript, AM 619 4to, which was penned about 1200; ...
1966, Downs, Sandra, Brian W. Downs, Modern Norwegian Literature 1860-1918, page 41:
The smarter technique accords well with the vivid, impetuous Norvego-American heroine, Bjornson's most complex 'character'.
1980, Lilli Gjerløw, Liturgica Islandica: Text (→ISBN), page 21:
A diplomatic edition and introduction (Utrecht 1977) (typescript edition). For a survey of the Norvego-Icelandic vernacular homilies with bibliography of text editions and textual studies, see T. Knudsen, article 'Homilieboker': KLNM 6, 657-66.
1991, Doreen Taylor-Wilkie, Brian Bell, Norway, page 278:
First to the rescue came the Norvegophile, Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, who sent four ships laden with supplies and building materials.
1725, John Bridges, Catalogus Librorum Johannis Bridges, Armigeri: Nuper Ex Hospitio Lincolniensi. Juzta Exemplar Catalogi Msti Quem Ipse Dum in Vivis Erat, Concinnari Fecerat. Adjicitur Appendix Msstorum ..., page 146:
Philosophia antiquissima Norvego-Danica dicta Voluspa, quae est pars Eddæ Sæmundi Edda Snorronis antiquioris Islandicè & Latinè edita per eundem Refenium. 4to. Ibid. 1665.
