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	Johann Ernst Hanxleden - car-gif-spacer-used.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In addition to his mother tongue German, and his mastery of Malayalam and Sanskrit, he also had a good command over Latin, Syriac, Portuguese, and Tamil.
		His home, and the church he built (St. Francis Xavier forane church), are preserved as historical monuments in Velur.
		Paulinus of St. Bartholomew [Johann Philipp Wesdin, known as Paulinus Paathiri (1748-1806)] of the Carmelite order, who had lived in Kerala from 1776 to 1789, brought some of Hanxleden's works, such as his Sanskrit grammar, to Europe, and also wrote about Hanxleden and his writings extensively in his memoirs.
	car-gif-spacer-used.info /Johann_Ernst_Hanxleden (836 words)

	Namboothiri info here at en.89-of-100.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Arnos who came to Kerala for missionary grind (AD 1681 - 1732), prodigy Sanskrit Chathurangam from Namboothiris.
		Chathurangam columns marked on the deck of condo at Velur (Thrissur District) where Arnos "Paathiri" lived their least twenty-four hourss can be seen unwavering right away as averment of their ardency towards the game.
		Poulinose, while referring to the exhausted educational scheme in Kerala, fulls fence cold the specific lead of Chathurangam in the enlargement of one's intellectual faculty.
	en.89-of-100.info /Namboothiri (5242 words)

	Appath Ateeri
		The copper plates were later copied on to both sides of 74 palm leaves ("Ola") [30 cm x 4 cm size] by a Narayanan Namboodiri of Vella Mana of Thavanur, Malappuram dist.
		This work disproves the hitherto held belief that the origin of Malayalam prose coincided with the arrival of Christian Missionaries; much earlier to "Samkshepa Vedaarthham" and the Arnos Paathiri period.
		Appath Ateeri may even be described as the author of the first autobiographical work known in Malayalam.
	www.namboothiri.com /articles/appath-ateeri.htm (838 words)

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