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HEINRICH LEBERECHT FLEISCHER (1801-1888) , See also: German Orientalist, was See also: born at See also: Schandau, See also: Saxony, on the 21St of See also: February 1801
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From 1819 to 1824 he studied See also: theology and See also: oriental See also: languages at See also: Leipzig, ' subsequently continuing his studies in See also: Paris
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In 1836 he was appointed' professor of oriental languages at Leipzig University, and retained this See also: post till his See also: death
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His most important See also: works were See also: editions of Abulfeda's Historia ante-Islamics (1831-1834), and of Beidhawi's Commentary on the See also: Koran (1846-1848)
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He compiled a See also: catalogue of the oriental See also: MSS. in the royal library at See also: Dresden (1831); published an edition and German See also: translation of See also: Ali's See also: Hundred Sayings (1837); the continuation of Babicht's edition of The Thousand and One Nights (vols. ix.-xii., 1842-1843) ; and anedition of Mahommed Ibrihim's Persian Grammar (1847)
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He also wrote an account of the Arabic, See also: Turkish and Persian MSS. at the See also: town library in Leipzig
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He died there on the loth of February 1888
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Fleischer was one of the eight See also: foreign members of the French See also: Academy of Inscriptions and a knight of the German Ordre pour le Write
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