octavo latin , 8vo (Abkürzung)

I think the Octavo knows how to look after itself.

The Octavo dropped into the centre of the shouting mass.

The only subject on which Octavo officials are less than articulate is marketing.

You're going back into the Octavo, first chance I get.

The term "octavo" as applied to such books may refer simply to the size of the book.

Do you mean the ordinary octavo, or the family illustrated?"

His likeness is etched on the cover of the Octavo.

The volume was published in octavo the following year.

Octavo (8vo): the most common size for current hardcover books.

I suppose you wouldn't like to tell me what you've done with the Octavo?'

The scientific agricultural magazine was an octavo consisting of 32 pages.

I will send you the volumes as soon as they appear, in octavo.

First official record: version of the play published in octavo in 1595.

He left twenty quarto and two octavo volumes to his college.

The standard trade edition: octavo, bound in brown illustrated cloth.

Some high resolution versions are still being sold by Octavo through a separate website.

The book consists of fewer than 300 octavo pages.

The leaves of the manuscript were arranged in octavo.

As a result, Aldus became closely associated with the octavo format.

None of that should be too surprising, given the origins of Octavo.

She laughed and disappeared, returning a few minutes later with a slim octavo volume.

Books in general exchanged their form from the large folio to the octavo and smaller sizes.

This was often followed by a more modestly presented octavo edition in subsequent years for particularly popular books.

For now, Octavo does its marketing research mostly by surfing the Internet.

Bethan lost her grip on the Octavo, which tumbled towards the floor.