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to Dœdalus, some to Orpheus, some to Palamedes ; the Laws of Harmony were found out by Marsyas and Olympus ; and the Lyre by Amphion* Laws. Book 3. ' M us ic, according to Pliny, was invented by Amphion : The Pipe and common Flute by Pan, the Son of Mercury : The German Flute by Midas in Phrygia ; the double Flute by Marsyas in the same Country. The jLy<#an Measure was the Invention of Amphion ; the Dorian of the Tbracian Thamyras ; the Phrygian of Marsyas. A Lute was first framed by Amphion, others say by Orpheus, others by Linus : Terpander used it with seven Strings i Simonides added an eighth; Timotheus a ninth. lhamyras first played on the Lute without singing ; Amphion first sung to it, others say Linus : Terpander first composed songs to it. But Dardanus the Trazenian was the first Man who sung to a Flute.' Natural Hist. Book/.
Every Body knows that the greatest Ma sters in Music have each of them their peculiar
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