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  copyFeatures: |-
    This book is bound with two extended manuscript notes about the work that appear at the beginning of book. The longer letter is signed and dated by its author. According to Roest, the longer note is from Samuel Israel Mulder and the shorter one by S. Dubno. 
    
    Roest, Meijer. Bet Ha-Sefer Catalog der Reichhaltigen Sammlungen Hebraischer und Judischer Bucher, Handschriften, Kupferstiche, Portraits etc...Giuseppe Almanzi...(Amsterdam, 1868), #1362-1363. 
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  descriptionLanguage: eng
  holdingInstitutionId: ColUL
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          type: corporate
      certainty: a
      hasMsCensorshipMarks: 1
      note: 'There are two censor marks at the end of the book. Both are illegible. They are dated to 1597 and 1602. '
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      timeperiod:
        end: 1602
        start: 1597
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      note: |-
        In a letter bound with the book, Mulder signs his name and gives the date as 1840 [Wednesday the 11th day of Tevet, 1840]. 
        
        His handwriting seems to appears also on the first page of the book. 
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          note: 'Samuel Israel Mulder lived his life in Amsterdam, though nothing in his note indicates that he was in Amsterdam at the time of his study of the book. '
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          name: Frederik Muller
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        - areaCode: e-ne
      certainty: a
      note: "This copy comes from the Temple Emanu-el collection. All Temple Emanu-el books were purchased from Frederik Muller's 1868 sale of Judaica. http://library.columbia.edu/locations/rbml/units/Hebraica/history.html. "
      place:
        - geonamesId: 2759794
          name: Amsterdam
      source:
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      timeperiod:
        end: 1872
        start: 1868
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      agent:
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          name: Tample Emanu-El
          ownerId: 00016037
          professionOrType:
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          type: corporate
      area:
        - areaCode: n-us
      certainty: a
      note: "According to the history of Columbia's Judaica collection, http://library.columbia.edu/locations/rbml/units/Hebraica/history.html, Temple Emanu-el purchased this copy from Frederik Muller in 1872."
      place:
        - geonamesId: 5128581
          name: New York
      source:
        - a
      timeperiod:
        end: 1892
        start: 1872
      type:
        - e
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    - acquisitionMethod: b
      agent:
        - dates: 1754-
          name: Columbia University
          ownerId: 3482
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      area:
        - areaCode: n-us
      certainty: a
      note: |-
        In 1892 Temple Emanu-el donated a collection of books to Columbia University. Included was this copy. http://library.columbia.edu/locations/rbml/units/Hebraica/history.html.
        
        Acquisition number: 156404
      place:
        - geonamesId: 5128581
          name: New York
      source:
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      timeperiod:
        start: 1892
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    - bindingDate: x
      bindingDepth: 44
      bindingHeight: 226
      bindingNote: 'Modern quarterbound leather binding with beige cloth on the boards, 6 banded spine with gold tooled titling and blind ornamental tools. 2 modern endpapers with watermark.'
      bindingStatus: b
      bindingType: c
      bindingWidth: 150
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      edges: d
      furniture: 0
      gauffered: d
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      type:
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  shelfmark: Goff Heb-62
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  history:
    - date: 2018-02-08T16:19:57
    - date: 2018-02-08T16:23:09
    - date: 2018-02-08T16:39:55
    - timestamp: 2018-02-27T18:33:54
    - timestamp: 2018-02-27T18:36:19