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Albrecht Weber

(German: Albrecht Weber)

(17 February 1825 − 30 November 1900)

The Appendix refers readers to BCW V, 383-384 for biographical information.  (BCW 2:549).
German Orientalist (1825-1901) and professor at Berlin, noted for Vedic studies. Edited Indische Studien and the White Yajurveda, contributed to Böhtlingk and Roth’s Sanskrit dictionary, and wrote a history of Indian literature.  (BCW 5:383-384).

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Quotes: Zirkoff, Boris
CTD article in Russian: Вебер, Альбрехт Фридрих
Other resources: Russian BTS: card data

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