It is an old word for a printing method that takes on a plate part of the ink of a printed page and stamps it on a new sheet, creating a copy. It also refers to the volume created with this technique, which used to be a copy of a very old work, almost always damaged and even handwritten, which in this way had a resurrection, and hence the name. See anastatic.
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