Besides these, his best-known works, he published several others which were chiefly the fruit of his Hebrew and Arabic studies, and formed his contribution to the Journal of the Oriental Society and to the transactions of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences of which he became a member in 1848.
Beyond his well-known works, he produced other pieces that originated from his studies in Hebrew and Arabic, contributing to both the Journal of the Oriental Society and the Bavarian Academy of Sciences, where he became a member in 1848.