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Rivaud, Albert (1876-1955) French philosopher and classical scholar
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Letter from 'Jack' [François Ceccaldi] to 'Flaminica' [Lady Frazer]
FRAZ/32/188 · Item · 12 July 1939
Part of Papers of Sir James Frazer

54 Cours Napoléon, Ajaccio, Corse - Is happy to hear of the devotion of Aschman [J. D. Ashman]; thanks her for the books and for the copy of the 'Post'; thinks rest frightens her; [Albert] Rivaud will be happy to hear from her; Rivaud had begun a course on 'The Sacrifice' when he was appointed to edit the Leibnitz manuscripts.
Letter from 'Jack' [François Ceccaldi] to 'Flaminica' [Lady Frazer]
Letter from 'Jack' [François Ceccaldi] to 'Flaminica' [Lady Frazer]
FRAZ/32/187 · Item · 3 July 1939
Part of Papers of Sir James Frazer

54 Cours Napoléon, Ajaccio, Corse – Enjoyed the pages of the 'Times' and the coverage of the royal trip to Canada; saves such things for Martine [Giamarchi, a great niece] in 20 years; his old friend Albert Rivaud, whose father he knew, is elected to Lévy-Bruhl's chair at l'Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques, and in congratulating him mentioned that he knew her, and thanked him for being one of the first to admire 'Le Rameau d'or'; he was visited by two young English women, Miss Joan Quartley and Miss Gwenyth Wilkins, who saw the Frazers' portraits and were proud of the honoured position their countrymen had in his house.