Examples of using Recto in English and their translations into Portuguese
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On the recto and verso other diacritical marks are executed in black ink
Vista Hotel Recto is situated in Manila,
In the colophon(recto of folio 151), the copyist,
The bismillah is executed in plaited eastern Kufi script similar to the last line of writing on the fragment's recto.
It has an illuminated page(recto of folio 11) and a number of illuminated initial capital letters e.g., recto of folio 31.
The front(recto) contains parts of seven lines from the Gospel of John 18:31-33,
The seven denominations in the euro banknote series bear the representation of gateways and windows on the recto and bridges on the verso.
The seven denominations in the euro banknote series bear the representation of gateways and windows on the recto and bridges on the verso.
demarcated by a panel of illumination on the recto….
This closed-back 2x12 Recto Cabinet still offers the Rectifier's signature bass response
There are two fragments of the lists of Hebrew names; one on the recto of the first surviving folio
Folio 17 verso Folio 20 recto Folio 37 recto Folio 43 recto Folio 46 recto Folio 47 recto Folio 52 recto Folio 60 recto Punishments and chores of children, ages 11 to 14.
The highest-quality images are by the first artist on folios 51 recto and 81 verso; the secondary artist is responsible for historiated initials in
Combined, the fragment's recto and verso provide the title
which bears on the recto a rough line-drawing,
The initials at the beginning of Genesis(folio 5 recto) and Proverbs(folio 296 recto) are particularly lavishly decorated,
which begins at the lower part of the left side of the recto and continues on the right side of the fragment's verso,
which bears on the recto a rough line-drawing,
bears a dedication in rustic capitals(folio 120 recto) from Adalram,
a Cistercian monk named Johannes de Toussens at the base of folio 1 recto, who holds a scroll that reads"I,