(1) However, it was very much the habit to place the blank sheet as the recto (looking at the opening of a book, the right leaf), with the miniature on the verso (looking at the open book, the left leaf).

(2) Take for example the important sheet from Edinburgh that shows a Drowning of Leander on the recto and The Battle of the Amazons on the verso.

(3) This is parallel translation with the Anglo-Saxon on the verso and the translation on the recto .

(4) Each folio has a front and a back, usually now called recto and verso.

(5) The story begins with text alone on both recto and verso.