The Collected Works of Pseudo-Dionysius

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In historical bookbinding, the inclusion of flyleaves flyleaf: a blank page at the very beginning or end of a book, intended to protect the text from the wear and tear of the heavy covers was a standard protective measure. This specific page is part of the endpaper endpaper: the leaves of paper pasted to the inner covers of a book structure added during a later rebinding, likely by the Roman workshop mentioned on the previous page.