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in 1835, and he accepted an invitation to accompany
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passed through Rome on his second journey to the
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Observations on a unique Cufic Gold Coin, issued by
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dress. In 1839 the Duke of Sussex appointed Loewe his persona lecturer on the oriental tongues.
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in 1856, but soon resigned the office. He became examiner for oriental languages to the
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in 1840, and on a dozen more journeys from 1839 to 1874, Loewe accompanied
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in four languages. On 25 March 1841 he was presented by
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Diaries of Sir Moses and Lady
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