diptyca
/daɪˈptɪkə/Definitions
1. noun
A work of art consisting of two panels or leaves, often hinged or framed together, especially a medieval illuminated manuscript.
“The museum featured a rare diptyca from the 13th century.”
2. noun
A pair of things, especially leaves or pages, hinged or attached together.
“The book was a diptyca, containing two beautifully printed pages.”