inlaid
A leaf or plate that has been placed within a
larger and usually thicker leaf, for the purpose
of enlarging its margins and thus its overall
size. This is sometimes done to make it as large
as the other leaves in a composite volume, in
which case it is usually described as "inlaid to
size." The term is also applied to the laying
down, or re-margining of all four edges of a
damaged leaf. The overlapping edges are sometimes
shaved thin to prevent bulkiness at the laps. (69 )
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