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And to make the Truth of this Observation the more manifest to you, it is plain they express themselves by words, which in the Original (NONLATINALPHABET and NONLATINALPHABET, from whence, that Instrument called the Psaltery ) signifie most properly, a singing with an Instrument. |
And to make the Truth of this Observation the more manifest to you, it is plain they express themselves by words, which in the Original (and, from whence, that Instrument called the Psaltery) signify most properly, a singing with an Instrument. |
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| Note 0 |
Psalmus est in quo concinendo adhibetur Musicum aliquod Instrumentum praeter Linguam. Hymnus est propriè Laudis Canticum, sive alta Voce, sive aliter Canatur. Oda non Laudes tantùm continet, sed Paraneses & alia Argumenta, Calvinus in Col. 3.16. |
Psalm est in quo concinendo adhibetur Musicum aliquod Instrument praeter Linguam. Hymn est propriè Laudis Canticum, sive Alta Voice, sive aliter Canatur. Oda non Laudes tantùm Continet, sed Paraneses & Alias Argumenta, Calvinus in Col. 3.16. |
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