Ladislav Brtnický (*1858, +1936) - classical philologist, 4 boxes, 1873-1939, inventory
Adolf Černý [pseudonym Jan Rokyta ] (*1864, +1952) - Slavonic scholar, ethnographer, historian, 117 boxes + 1 package, 1860s-1950s, take-over list
Rudolf Dvořák (*1860, +1920) - Oriental scholar, 9 boxes, 1872-1939, inventory
Jan Gebauer (*1838, +1907) - philologist (Slavonic languages), literary historian, concentrated on older Czech literature and historical grammar, had a strong influence in disputes over the authenticity of the Dvůr Králové and Zelená Hora manuscripts, worked together closely with T. G. Masaryk. 1 box, 1866-1956, inventory
František Groh (*1863, +1940) - classical philologist, Greek and Latin epigraphist, 1 box, 1900-1932, inventory
Transcription of a prayer to the goddess Ishtar (with transliteration and translation into Czech) from Bedřich Hrozný´s personal papers
Illustration table for the summary work on 'Magic in ancient Egypt' by František Lexa (from his personal papers)
Letter from Rabindranath Tagore addressed to Vincenc Lesný including his reactions to post-Munich developments (from V. Lesný´s personal papers)
Title page from the Humoristické listy magazine from Jiří Horák´s personal papers
Jiří Horák (*1884, +1975) - eminent Czech Slavonic scholar, literary historian and folklorist, 1957 - 1964 Director of the CSAS Institute for Ethnography and Folklore Studies, 1945 - 1948 Czechoslovak Ambassador to the USSR, concentrated on comparative history of Slavonic literatures, folklore studies and the history of Czech Ethnography. 143 boxes, end 16 th cent.-1984, inventory (for 118 boxes)
Bedřich Hrozný (*1879, +1952) - world-famous Czech Oriental scholar, founder of Hittite studies, deciphered Hittite cuneiform and proved the Indo-European origin of this language, he was responsible for a number of other discoveries and co-founded the Oriental Institute in Prague. 11 boxes, 1897-1953, inventory
Eduard Kastner (*1845, +1909) - classical philologist,1 box, second half of 20 th cent., unarranged
Arnošt Vilém Kraus (*1859, +1943) - eminent Czech German scholar, focused on German-Czech literary ties, Goethe's relationship with Bohemia and the history of the Faust myth, during the German occupation he was deported to the Terezín ghetto where he died. 8 boxes, 1874-1942, inventory
Otakar Kunstovný (*1884, +1945), linguist, 1 box, 1 st half of 20 th cent., take-over list
Vincenc Lesný (*1882, +1953), Oriental scholar - indologist, 1945 - 1952 Director of the Oriental Institute in Prague, studied Central Indian and Modern Indian languages, esp. Prakrit and Marathi, Ancient Persian and Romany either, also researched in Buddhism, translated mostly from Sanskrit, Pali and Bengali, a friend of Rabindranath Thakur, Nobel prizewinner for literature. 17 boxes, 1894-1955, inventory
František Lexa (*1876, +1960) - founder of modern Czech Egyptology, founder and Director (1958 - 1960) of the Egyptology Institute at Charles University in Prague, focused on Egyptian literature and realia. 35 boxes, 1860-1976, inventory
František Novotný (*1881, +1964) - classical philologist, 16 boxes, 1889-1964, inventory
Jan Petr (*1931, +1989) - linguist (general linguistics), Slavonic scholar, 9 boxes, 1930s-1980s, unarranged
Vincenc Pořízka (*1905, +1982) - Oriental scholar - indologist, 67 boxes + 21 suitcases + 4 cases, 20 th cent. (to 1980s), take-over list
Jan Rypka (*1886, +1968) - Oriental scholar, world-famous expert in Persian and Turkish literature, founding member of the Oriental Institute in Prague. 48 boxes + 5 tubes + 25 card-file indexes, 1886-1968, inventory and list of additions
Antonín Salač (*1885, +1960) - classical philologist, 38 boxes, 1880s-1960s, unarranged
Ferdinand Stiebitz (*1894, +1961) - classical philologist, 12 boxes, 2 nd half of 19 th cent. -1960s, take-over list
Jan Svoboda (*1899, +1973) - linguist, onomasticist, 2 boxes, 1920s.-1970s, take-over list
Karel Svoboda (*1888, +1960) - classical philologist, 2 boxes, 1959-1960, inventory
Ladislav Štoll (*1902, +1981) - literary theoretician and aesthetician, 85 boxes, 1930s-1970s, unarranged
Bohumil Vavroušek (*1875, +1939) - literary historian and art historian, 9 boxes, 1892-1946, inventory
Václav Vážný (*1892, +1966) - linguist (Czech), dialectologist, 12 boxes, 1901-1968, inventory
Moriz Winternitz (*1863, +1937) - Oriental scholar- indologist, professor of Indian studies at the German university in Prague, lived and lectured in India for a long period of time, author of many works (including a three-volume work on the history of Indian literature and a study of Ghandi), member of numerous scholarly institutes incl. the American Oriental Society. Like V. Lesný, he was a friend of Rabindranath Thakur. 39 boxes + 1 package, 1880s-1930s, unarranged
Josef Zubatý (*1855, +1931) - eminent Czech linguist (Indo-European comparative linguistics), the author of valuable historical-comparative works on Indo-European languages, Old Indic, Baltic and Slavonic languages and on Czech, 1923-1931 CASA President. 44 boxes + 1 file, 1863-1961, inventory