- per
sheet and
pages one-third the size of the
quarto format, and the
****todecimo (16mo or sixteenmo), with
sixteen leaves per sheet, half the size of...
-
George Frederick (ed.).
Songs from
Robert Burns 1759–1796 (leather-bound
****todecimo).
Collins Greetings Booklets (in
English and Scots). Glasgow: Collins...
- (12mo): a size
between 8vo and 16mo, up to 7+3⁄4
inches (c. 18 cm) tall
****todecimo (16mo): the
sheet is
folded four times,
forming 16
leaves (32 pages)...
- in 16th-century Lyon. He
invented the
pocket book
format called the
****todecimo,
printed with
sixteen leaves to the
folio sheet, half the size of the...
- signature. A
****todecimo volume is
about 4+1⁄2 by 6+3⁄4 in (11 by 17 cm), the size of most m****
market paperbacks. A
sheet folded in
****todecimo (also 16mo...
-
Folio fo, f 1 2 4
Quarto 4to 2 4 8 ****to,
sixmo 6to, 6mo 3 6 12
Octavo 8vo 3 8 16 Duodecimo,
twelvemo 12mo 4 12 24
****todecimo,
sixteenmo 16mo 4 16 32...
- the 19th and 20th century. The size of today's
average business card -
****todecimo -
these cards often contained a president's
signature and
sometimes a...
- transformare). The work was
printed in
Paris in 1517, and in Rome in 1559 (142
****todecimo pages). The work was not
widely received and is now very
difficult to...
-
published in 1836, anonymously, two
volumes of essays,
entitled The
Puritan (
****todecimo, pp. 248, 268); and also, in 1861, Solomon's Song,
translated and explained...
-
through Cambridge's market, when a
fishwife found a
small thin book (size
****todecimo)
wrapped in
sailcloth inside the
stomach of a
codfish caught at King's...
