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recto::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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Recto and Doroteo Jose serve as the sole interchange between both lines of the LRT.
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Even numbers usually appear on verso pages, while odd numbers appear on recto pages.
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By 1599 it was the possession of Sir Robert Cotton, who signed it on folio 12 recto.
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Folio 14 recto of the 5th century Vergilius Romanus contains an author portrait of Virgil.
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The first artist painted a single miniature on folio 1 recto, an illustration for the First Eclogue.
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Thus each folio carries a consecutive number on its recto side, while on the verso side there is no number.
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Recto faced two to five years behind bars.
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Recto told the judge she was sorry for her actions.
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Every one will receive a gastroscopy, recto-colonoscopy and peritonoscopy if an abdominal scar is discovered.
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- Right-hand page
- The verso is the "back" side and the recto the "front" side of a leaf of paper in a bound item such as a book, broadsheet, or pamphlet. Thus in languages written from left to right (like English), the recto is the right-hand page and the verso the left-hand page. ...
- A right hand book page (usually odd numbered), more significant than the reverse side, which is called the verso.
- The right-hand or front of a book leaf. Contrast "verso," the back of the leaf.
- The odd numbered pages (right hand side) of books.
- The front side of a folio, usually designated as the "a" side of a folio when describing Arabic/Persian manuscripts. In Islamic manuscripts the "recto", or "a" side, is the left-hand page of an open volume, while in European manuscripts recto designates the right-hand page. See Folio.
- The term recto denotes the 'front' side of a papyrus. Generally, recto refers to the side of a papyrus roll which would be written on first, where the papyrus fibers ran horizontally, parallel to the writing. ...
- In a double-sided document the page that appears on the right side of the spread and is an even-numbered page.
- Front of a page, leaf or card. Opposite of verso.
