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| publications = [[Path/Vol1/Text|''The Path'', vol. I, no. 7]], October 1886, pp. 220-222 (Part I); no. 8, November 1886, pp. 251-253 (Part II); no. 11, February 1887, pp. 334-335 (Part III); no. 12, March 1887, pp. 370-372 (Part IV, concluded) | | publications = [[Path/Vol1/Text|''The Path'', vol. I, no. 7]], October 1886, pp. 220-222 (Part I); no. 8, November 1886, pp. 251-253 (Part II); no. 11, February 1887, pp. 334-335 (Part III); no. 12, March 1887, pp. 370-372 (Part IV, concluded) | ||
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| | | description = Part I is signed "Isaac Meyer" (an alternate spelling of the author's name, as also noted in the former table of contents); Parts II-IV are signed "Isaac Myer." The card and other installments use "Myer," the spelling used elsewhere in the magazine and in this author's book ''Qabbalah'' (1888). Part IV, the last of the series, confirms "the four which have appeared in this magazine." | ||
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