Goldstuecker

(The odor), Sanskrit scholar, of Jewish birth, but a Freethinker by conviction, b. Konigsberg 18 Jan. 1821; studied at Bonn under Schlegel and La en, and at Paris under Burnouf. Establishing himself at Berlin, he was engaged as tutor in the University and a isted Humboldt in the matter of Hindu philosophy in the Cosmos . A democrat in politics, he left Berlin at the reaction of ’49 and came to England, where he a isted Profe or Wilson in preparing his Sanskrit-English Dictionary . He contributed important articles on Indian literature to the Westminster Review , the Reader , the Athenæum and Chambers’ Encyclopædia . Died in London, 6 March, 1872.