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Böhtlingk, Otto von, 1815-1904

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Personal name headingBöhtlingk, Otto von, 1815-1904
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Variant(s)Böhtlingk, Otto, 1815-1904
Boehtlink, Otto, 1815-1904
Von Böhtlingk, Otto, 1815-1904
Boehtlingk, Otto, 1815-1904
Bëtlingk, O. N., 1815-1904
Bëtlingk, Otton Nikolaevich, 1815-1904
Bëtlingk, Otto Nikolaevich, 1815-1904
Associated countryRussia Germany
Birth date18150530
Death date19040401
Place of birthSaint Petersburg (Russia)
Place of deathLeipzig (Germany)
Field of activityOriental philology
AffiliationImperatorskai︠a︡ akademīi︠a︡ nauk (Russia)
Profession or occupationIndologists
Found inKazem-Bek, A. Allgemeine Grammatik der türkisch-tatarischen Sprache, 1981: t.p. (Otto Böhtlingk) p. 289 (Otto (von) Böhtlingk)
LC data base, 2-2-84 (hdg.: Böhtlingk, Otto von, 1815-1904; usage: Otto Boehtlink; Otto von Böhtlingk)
O.N. Bëtlingk i ego trud "O i︠a︡zyke i︠a︡kutov", 1973.
Biobibliograf. slovarʹ otechestv. ti︠u︡rkologov, 1974: p. 127 (Bëtlingk, Otton Nikolaevich)
His O i︠a︡zyke i︠a︡kutov, 1989: t.p. (O.N. Bëtlingk) colophon (Bëtlingk Otto Nikolaevich)
Wikipedia, viewed 25 Mar. 2015 (Otto von Böhtlingk (May 30, 1815-April 1, 1904) was a German Indologist and Sanskrit scholar. He was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Having studied (1833-1835) Oriental languages, particularly Arabic, Persian and Sanskrit, at the University of Saint Petersburg, he continued his studies in Germany, first in Berlin and then (1839-1842) in Bonn. Returning to Saint Petersburg in 1842, he was attached to the Royal Academy of Sciences, and was elected an ordinary member of that society in 1855. In 1860 he was made Russian state councillor, and later privy councillor with a title of nobility. In 1868 he settled at Jena, and in 1885 moved to Leipzig, where he resided until his death.)
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