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Augustus Frederic Rudolf Hoernle : ウィキペディア英語版
Rudolf Hoernlé
Augustus Frederic Rudolf Hoernlé (often Hoernle), CIE (1841–1918) was a German-British Orientalist.
==Life==
Hoernlé was born in Secundra, Agra, British India on the 14th November,〔
〕 the son of a Protestant missionary reverend, from a German family who had provided a number of recruits for the Church Missionary Society in the area. He descended from a long line of missionaries which included both linguists and revolutionaries; his father Christian Theophilus Hoernlé (1804–1882) translated the gospels into Kurdish and Urdu,〔 Hoernlé was therefore a British subject by birth; he was sent to Germany and his grandparents, at age 7, and was initially educated there.〔
Hoernlé attended school in Switzerland, after completing theological studies in Schönthal and the University of Basle later moving to London and studying Sanskrit under Theodor Goldstucker. He returned to India in 1865, teaching first at the Benares Hindu University and later at the University of Calcutta.〔

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