SuPPLBMRKT TO THI3 AxTlQU ITATKS AMERICANS. 27 up his residence at Gardar 1 as. Bishop. From that time Greenland had permanent Bishops. In different expressions, so that we cannot suppose the one to have copied from tile other, (he best ann'al- codices make mention of Bishop Eric’s voyage to Vinland2. But about his proceedings in Vinland such ancient records as we have in our possession make no mention. We must therefore leave to future investigations and researches, whether a more clear light may he discerned in this ob- scure part of the Ante-Columbian history of xXmerica. Haply they may lead to a more certain decision as to whe- ther the ancient Tholus in Newport3, of which the erection appears to ho coeval with the time of Bishop Eric, did really belong to a Scandinavian church or monastery, where in alternation with Latin masses the old Danish tongue was heard seven hundred years ago. ') Biskup setti slot sinn i Gor&um, ok ret}si pungat til. — Sec Ant. Amcr. p. 2(51—202. — 3) This ancient building certainly merits a still more accurate investigation, and excavations ought to be made in the immediate vicinity of the same.

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