• Horace H. Wilson an August Wilhelm von Schlegel

  • Absendeort: London · Empfangsort: Bonn · Datum: 07.04.1840
Editionsstatus: Neu transkribiert und ausgezeichnet; zweimal kollationiert
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  • Absender: Horace H. Wilson
  • Empfänger: August Wilhelm von Schlegel
  • Absendeort: London
  • Empfangsort: Bonn
  • Datum: 07.04.1840
  • Anmerkung: Empfangsort erschlossen.
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  • Datengeber: Dresden, Sächsische Landesbibliothek - Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek
  • OAI Id: DE-1a-34336
  • Signatur: Mscr.Dresd.e.90,XIX,Bd.29,Nr.29
  • Blatt-/Seitenzahl: 3S. auf Doppelbl., hs. m. U.
  • Format: 18,4 x 11,4 cm
  • Incipit: „[1] To Professor A. W. von Schlegel
    E India House
    7’ April 1840
    My Dear Sir
    I am glad to avail myself of Mr [...]“
    Sprache
  • Englisch
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  • Müller, Bianca
  • Varwig, Olivia
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[1] To Professor A. W. von Schlegel
E India House
7’ April 1840
My Dear Sir
I am glad to avail myself of
Mr Rumsey’s visit to Bonn to offer you a testimonial of my continued respect and regard – a proof also that I am not altogether idle. The interruptions which I experience in England to the even [2] tenor of my Sanscrit studies are so numerous that I know not when I may again put forth anything worthy of your acceptance.
I have to thank you for your volumes of the
Ramayana [3] which I have read with one of my pupils at Oxford – a scholar of high classical merit – I need not tell you that he admires your Latinity exceedingly.
Believe me
Yours ever sincer
y
HHWilson
[4] [leer]
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[1] To Professor A. W. von Schlegel
E India House
7’ April 1840
My Dear Sir
I am glad to avail myself of
Mr Rumsey’s visit to Bonn to offer you a testimonial of my continued respect and regard – a proof also that I am not altogether idle. The interruptions which I experience in England to the even [2] tenor of my Sanscrit studies are so numerous that I know not when I may again put forth anything worthy of your acceptance.
I have to thank you for your volumes of the
Ramayana [3] which I have read with one of my pupils at Oxford – a scholar of high classical merit – I need not tell you that he admires your Latinity exceedingly.
Believe me
Yours ever sincer
y
HHWilson
[4] [leer]
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