Leaf

Bibliographers use the term leaf for part of a folded sheet: each of its two sides makes a page. The number of leaves made from each sheet depends on the format of the book. In a folio, each sheet is folded into two leaves, or four pages; in a quarto, each sheet is folded into four leaves, or eight pages; in an octavo, each sheet is folded into eight leaves, or sixteen pages.

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