La Magie Dans L'inde Antique - Henry, Victor
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Victor Henry est un linguiste français, né le 17 août 1850 à Colmar (Alsace) en France et mort à Sceaux le 6 février 1907. Licencié en Lettres (1880) et docteur en droit, conservateur en chef de la bibliothèque municipale de Lille, il enseigne d'abord l'économie à la faculté de lettres de Lille et a un poste de professeur d'économie politique, de géographie commerciale et de législation usuelle à l'Institut industriel du Nord (École centrale de Lille) de 1872 à 1888, tout en préparant une thèse de linguistique. Docteur en 1883, il voit sa thèse couronnée par le Prix Volney, ce qui lui vaut un poste d'assistant en Philologie Classique à Douai, avant d'entamer une carrière parisienne. À partir de 1888, il succède à Abel Bergaigne à la chaire de sanscrit et grammaire comparée de la Faculté des Lettres de Paris (Sorbonne) qu'il partage d'abord avec Sylvain Lévi, puis qu'il occupe seul.