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Robert Lowth

Bishop of St David's; Bishop of Oxford; Bishop of London (1710-1787).

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Date of Birth

11/27/1710

Date of Death

11/3/1787

Instance Of

Human

Award Received

Fellow of the Royal Society

Place of Birth

Hampshire

Given Name

Robert

Country of Citizenship

Kingdom of Great Britain

Occupation

Linguist
Anglican Priest

Member Of

Royal Society
(11/21/1765 - )
Start Time
: 11/21/1765
Göttingen Academy of Sciences

Educated At

Winchester College
New College

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Svensk Uppslagsbok
Dictionary of National Biography, 1885–1900
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Lowth, Robert (DNB00)
Obálky Knih
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The Nuttall Encyclopædia
Subject Named As
:Lowth, Robert
Alumni Oxonienses: The Members of the University of Oxford, 1715–1886
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Lowth, Robert (1)

Position Held

Bishop of London
(1777 - 1787)
Replaces
:
Richard Terrick
Replaced By
:
Beilby Porteus
Start Time
: 1777
End Time
: 1787
Bishop of Oxford
(1766 - 1777)
Replaces
:
John Hume
Replaced By
:
John Butler
Start Time
: 1766
End Time
: 1777
Anglican Bishop of St Davids
(1766 - 1766)
Replaces
:
Samuel Squire
Replaced By
:
Charles Moss
Start Time
: 1766
End Time
: 1766

Father

William Lowth

Employer

University of Oxford

Religion or Worldview

Anglicanism

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Sex or Gender

Male

Writing Language

English

Diocese

Diocese of London

Place of Burial

All Saints' Church, Fulham

Family Name

Lowth

Child

Robert Lowth

Name in Native Language

Robert Lowth
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