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The Student's Companion to Latin Authors

Note 20 — Chapter I · EARLY POETS AND PROSE WRITERS.

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Tibiae were called pares or impares according as they were or were not of the same length and key. Duae dextrae were two pipes both playing the treble. Tibiae Sarranae, from Sarra, the old Latin name for Tyre, were a special form of tibiae pares.

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