Albert Terrien de Lacouperie

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According to Wikipedia, Albert Étienne Jean-Baptiste Terrien de Lacouperie was a French orientalist, specialising in comparative philology. He published a number of books on early Asian and Middle-Eastern languages, initially in French and then in English. Lacouperie is best known for his studies of the Yi Ching and his argument, known as Sino-Babylonianism, that the important elements of ancient civilization in ancient China came from Mesopotamia and that there were resemblances between Chinese characters and Akkadian hieroglyphics.

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Albert Terrien de Lacouperie's Published Works

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Art. XXVI.—The Oldest Book of the Chinese (the Yh-King) and its Authors (1882) (8)
Art. IX.—The Oldest Book of the Chinese (the Yh-King) and its Authors (Continued). (1883) (3)
The old Babylonian characters and their Chinese derivates (2)
Art. XVII.—Beginnings of Writing in and around Tibet (1885) (1)
On the metallic cowries of ancient China : 600 B.C. (1)
Art. V.—The Djurtchen of Mandshuria: their Name, Language, and Literature (1889) (0)
3. The Origin of the Babylonian characters from the Persian Gulf (1888) (0)
Art. XVI.—The Miryeks or Stone-men of Corea (1887) (0)
2. The Babylonian Origin of the Chinese Characters (Suum cuique.) (1888) (0)
The onomastic similarity of Nai Hwang-ti of China and Nakhunte of Susiana (0)
Art. XIV.—Formosa Notes on MSS., Races and Languages, By Terrien de Lacouperie, Ph. & Litt.D., Professor of Indo-Chinese Philology, University College, London. Including a Note on Nine Formosan MSS. by E. Colborne Baber, H.B.M. Chinese Secretary, Peking. (1887) (0)
The Non-Chinese writings of China and Central Asia (0)
Art. XVI.—On Hiuen-Tsang instead of Yüan Chwang, and the necessity of avoiding the Pekinese sounds in the quotations of ancient proper names in Chinese (1892) (0)
Formosa notes on Mss., Languages and races : including a note on nine Formosan Mss. by E. Colborne Baber, H.B.M. Chinese secretary, Peking (0)
Art.XII.—The Metallic Cowries of Ancient China (600 b.c.) (1888) (0)
The Sinim of Isaiah not the Chinese (0)
The fabulous fishmen of early Babylonia in ancient Chinese legends (0)
Orientalia antiqua, or, Documents and researches relating to the history of the writing languages and arts of the East (0)
Khan, Khakan, and other Tartar titles (0)
Beginnings of writing in and around Tibet (0)

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University College London