quire

Preposition: of

• paper: Clemens covered a good many quires of paper with caustic replies.
• cathedral: I found an exhausted person sitting in the quire of the Cathedral looking up at the Great East Window.

Converse of object

• have: As always give us a ring if you have a quire and ask for Big " H "
• make: Each sheet was distinctively marked to make sure the quires could not get muddled up.
• link: SEWING ON SUPPORTS The process of linking the QUIRES of a manuscript into book form by sewing them on to CORDS.
• form: It was common Anglo-Saxon practice to form a quire from four sheets of parchment - folded to make eight leaves.

Adjective modifier

• single: This codex of the letters of Paul was made out of one single quire.
• many: Clemens covered a good many quires of paper with caustic replies.

Modifies a noun

• aisle: The pavement came from the site of a 3rd-century Roman villa along with a mural displayed on the wall of the south quire aisle.

Noun used with modifier

• re-: Among other things, this re- quires that you do not remove or modify the etext or this " Small Print!
• century: It has a romanesque crypt, twelfth century quire and thirteenth century stained glass windows.