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|categories=Writers; Poets
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|description=Author (1832-1904) of ''The Light of Asia or the Great Renunciation (Mahâbhinishkramana)'', an account in verse of the life and teaching of Gautama, published in London by Trübner & Co. in 1879; and ''The Indian Song of Songs'', from Jayadeva's Sanskrit ''Gita Govinda'' (1875). {{ctd-source|BCW|2|522}}.
|description=Author (1832-1904) of ''The Light of Asia or the Great Renunciation (Mahâbhinishkramana)'', an account in verse of the life and teaching of Gautama, published in London by Trübner & Co. in 1879; and ''The Indian Song of Songs'', from Jayadeva's Sanskrit ''Gita Govinda'' (1875). {{ctd-source|BCW|2|522}}.
|quotes=Boris de Zirkoff
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|ctd rus=Арнольд, Эдвин
|ctd rus=Арнольд, Эдвин
|short name=Arnold
|initials=E.
|start=1832-06-10
|end=1904-03-24
|short description=English poet, journalist and publisher; author of The Light of Asia.
|other resources=[https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Арнольд,_Эдвин Russian Wikipedia]
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Sir Edwin Arnold

(10 June 1832 − 24 March 1904)

Author (1832-1904) of The Light of Asia or the Great Renunciation (Mahâbhinishkramana), an account in verse of the life and teaching of Gautama, published in London by Trübner & Co. in 1879; and The Indian Song of Songs, from Jayadeva's Sanskrit Gita Govinda (1875). (BCW 2:522).


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To show: Sir Edwin Arnold; sortable: Arnold, Sir Edwin
Person's short name: E. Arnold; sortable: Arnold, E.; for categories: Arnold E.
Lifetime: 1832-1904
Shortly: English poet, journalist and publisher; author of The Light of Asia.