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Blake, just to talk to you about the using prepared spells from another person's spell book to scribe a replacement.
I think the obvious inference is;
Was the spell in the spell book you lost? If yes, then you can prepare it and cast it. When it checks to see if you can prepare a spell in your spell book, it isn't checking to see if it is lost or not, merely that you copied it into your book. If you did, you can prepared the spell from the borrowed spell book.
When seen in that light, its not contradictory at all.
As for the talk of no phrase the expressly prohibits you from having multiple spell books....
BOOYAH!
Preparation environment: ...Wizards must also have access to their spell books to study from and sufficient light to read them. There is one major exception: a wizard can prepare a read magic spell even without a spellbook.
What do I win?