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Indian and Oriental studies have had a number of remarkable representatives in Romania as well. The first was Mircea Eliade, born in 1907, a reputed writer and historian of religions, who had a vast scientific and didactic career in the West. The following generation of experts in Indian studies included Sergiu Al-George, Anton Zigmund-Cerbu, Eliza Zigmund-Cerbu, Marcel Leibovici and Arion Roșu, the four latter being members of the Bucharest-based Jewish community. Arion Roșu was born February 1, 1924 in Bucharest, and passed away on April 4, 2007 in Versailles, France, at the age of 83. He studied classical philology at University of Bucharest, and specialized in Indian studies, in Ayurveda and the history of classical Indian medicine. In 1964, he moved to France, where he continued his studies at La Sorbonne and defended his doctoral thesis about the psychological concepts in Indian medical literature. He published extensive scientific papers and volumes about India

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