Notes: [1] A handwritten note on the front endpaper states that this book was purchased on behalf of Hurt at an auction of Yates’s estate in August 1829. See also Winstanley & Taylor, Catalogue of the household furniture, antique oak furniture. . . pictures and portraits, extensive library of books. . . the genuine property of Mr. William Yates. . .: which will be sold by auction . . . on Wednesday, July 29th, 1829, and following days (Stony-Knolls, Broughton: R. Winstanley, 1829). [2] Bookseller in San Francisco. [3] Bookseller in San Francisco [4] Brake is a Biblical Studies scholar and former dean of Multnomah Biblical Seminary in Portland, Oregon. Beginning in the 1980s, he amassed one of the largest private collections of rare Bibles and manuscripts. He stated in an email that he purchased the text at Howell’s sometime in 1983/84 and sold it to Brown in 1998 to raise money for another acquisition. It is not clear when or from whom Howell acquired the text. Donald L. Brake, Sr., email to D.A. Schmidt (Museum of the Bible), November 29, 2017. [5] Bookseller in Georgia, United States of America.

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David Trobisch, Jennifer Atwood, Jonathan Kirkpatrick, and Rory P. Crowley, Verbum Domini II: God’s Word Goes Out to the Nations (Abilene, Texas: Abilene Christian University Press, 2014), 140.