Latin expressions explained (30): In folio.

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Latin expressions explained (30): In folio.

In-folio means « in leaf », a sheet of paper folded in half. An in-folio is therefore a book with a format of printing sheets folded in half, which creates four pages for each sheet. The work may be larger or smaller depending on the format of the sheets used.

This in-folio dates back to the 18th century.

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