Examples of using Flyleaf in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
That's written on the flyleaf.
It's on the flyleaf of a book.
The flyleaf and endpapers are parchment.
Circuit diagram including flyleaf and summary.
On a flyleaf from the early 12th century:"St.
Old library stamp on front flyleaf and title.
The flyleaf shows traces of a page from Vergilius Sangallensis Cod. Sang.
Two pages for each month+ Calendar flyleaf.
The front flyleaf has been lost.
Only last page of index and back flyleaf more browned.
The dedication on the flyleaf, which is impressively large in all its simplicity, runs.
Both volumes each have two smallExlibris of the same previous owners on the front flyleaf.
Linen wallet with 6 etchings and 1 flyleaf, Line etching on zinc, Edition.
The Endpaper Front and Endpaper Back each consists of 2 parts-the mirror and the flyleaf.
These well-made books with thread stitching, flyleaf and bookmark are available in a size and colour to fit your needs.
Heraldical ex-libris of Earl Belcredi,his library stamp and handwritten signature on the flyleaf.
On the flyleaf Sámuel Teleki had noted the most important events of his life and according to the time's customs the birth dates of his children.
They have since played with bands such as Staind, Alice in Chains, 10 Years,Three Days Grace, Flyleaf and former labelmates Breaking Benjamin.
Flyleaf- transformations and rumours After their previous singer left the band, Flyleaf are back with a new vocalist, album, changes and energy.
Graphically designed information on the author and title, embossing on the flyleaf, ornamentation and lacquer finishes- all this makes an everyday book into a high-quality hardcover and a prestige object.
Flyleaf of a bible manuscript, after 1066, Two cosmic orbital schemes, pen and ink drawing,© Karl-Franzens-University Graz, UB Ms. 749, from Benediktinerstift St. Lambrecht.
Title leaf of I/II with stamp of the bookstore Kessler in Göppingen, flyleaf with name neatly pasted over. Front board quite slightly broken at the flyleaf, the back absolutely imperceptibly renewed.
The flyleaves are from 1136/1140.
Dark blue flyleaves create anticipation for the 200 specially lined and empty pages.
Inside with some foxing and browning. new flyleaves.
I love inscriptions on flyleaves and notes in margins.
Extent in Arabic ciphers, modern anterior and posterior flyleaves in Roman numeric/digits.
The flyleaves consist of notarial documents from the 13th/14th centuries, which have left traces of transferred text on the inner gace of the cover.
Moreover, two flyleaves containing inscriptions refer to its former owners and inform us on the provenance of the work, one of them making us assume that the book once belonged to Philip II of Spain. The commentary volume.
The flyleaves are parchment; they are two documents issued in Geneva in 1452, which mention, among others, a Johannes Brochuti, canon at Sion.
