Definition of Flyleaves. Meaning of Flyleaves. Synonyms of Flyleaves

- Letter in Front Flyleaves of First Edition...
- not have a special system for that. The act is protected between two flyleaves made with acid-free materials in the vault of the General Archive of the...
- from H. Edward Forrest [Wikidata], or from William Saville-Kent. The flyleaves—including illustrations and hand-written texts—were initially reproduced...
- illustrator to add details to what is now known as the Lewkenor Hours. Flyleaves of some surviving books include notes of household accounting or records...
- consists of 88 parchment leaves in 11 quaternio gatherings. There are six flyleaves at the front, one from 1957, three from 1876 and two from the seventeenth...
- written in Latin and is composed of 309 high-quality vellum leaves with flyleaves of paper. Most of the pages are decorated in red paint with details in...
-  295 x 210 mm. It contains 192 numbered parchment folios. There are two parchment flyleaves at the beginning and at the end of the volume, with an additional paper...
- Indian culture, used a swastika as his personal emblem on the covers and flyleaves of many editions of his books, along with the elephant, signifying his...
- : 153  consisting of only seven parchment leaves (plus seven modern paper flyleaves added at the start and another seven at the end). It contains eight prayers:...
- sonnets) under the title "Divina Commedia" (1867); these were published as flyleaves to his translation. Karl Marx uses a paraphrase of Purgatory (V, 13) to...