10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CROTALUM»
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Ancient Greek Musical Instruments: Aulos, Barbiton, Chelys, ...
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Bibliographic Index of North American Devonian Cephalopoda
[Not Orthoceras canstrictum VANUXEM, 1842.] Hamilton: Madison, N. Y.; and
possibly the Hamilton of Pennsylvania and the Marcellus of New York.
Spyroceras crotalum (Hall) Orthoceras crotalum HALL, Descriptions of new
species of fossíls ...
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A General History Of The Science and Practice Of Music: In ...
The Crotalum was made of a reed, divided into two by a slit from the top,
extending half way downwards : the sides thus divided being struck one against
the other with different motions of the hand9, produced a found like that which the
stork ...
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Antiquities Explained: Being a Collection of Figured Gems ...
Daily Allowance of a Maid of Honor in' that Reign. Epigram of LEONTIUS on the
naked GRACES of SMYRNA introduced and tranflated by the EXPOSITOR. •
CONTENTS of XLIX. dn 0A/FAWN playing on the Crotalum.] Reference to the
XXXI ...
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The Royal Museum at Naples
PLATE. XIV. Dancer. to. the. Crotalum. BRONZE. Height, 10 20/25 inches. WE
havespokenin theexplanation ofPlate XI. of the moriones, or fatui, of whom this
dancer in bronze is one. He is entirely naked, the girdle round his loins being, ...
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Gleanings of Antiquities (etc.)
Aft idem ut manibus Crotalum pulfavit in altat Existens specula prospeElans,
protinus iUa s Cum clamor e procul linquentes limit, ierunt. When Hercules t*
Arcadia went to clear The Lake of the Stymphalian Birds were there J With Bow
he could ...
7
Geology of the Lewistown Coal Field, Montana
CROTALUM Hall. Plate X, figure 12. Orthoceras sp. c, Girty, Twentieth Ann. Rept.
U. S. Ueol. Survey, pt. 2, 1900, p. 63. Six specimens in the collection represent a
species which may be characterized as follows: The shell is an orthocone ...
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An encyclopœdia, or dictionary of music
CROTALO, an instrument like the crotalum, and common in Turkey, Flanders,
and Florence ; this instrument, producing but one tone, is simply rhythmic, but its
effect in marking time, may be distinctly heard through the noise of 40 drums.
John Feltham Danneley, 1825
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
It is the fame with the ancient CYMBALUM. CROTALUM, an ancient kind cf
musical in- sirument, found on medals, in the hands of the priests of Cybele. It
differed from the sistrum, though authors frequently confound the two. It consisted
of two ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
OTALO, an instrument in modern military music, resembling the ancient Crotalum
. The Turks were the first, among the moderns, who introduced the use of it for
their troops. It is now common in Florence, and other territories on the continent*
It ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CROTALUM»
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crotalum is used in the context of the following news items.
Greeks drum to a Japanese beat
... Greeks, noting the prevalence of percussion instruments in Greek music from ancient times, such as the rhoptron, crotalum and tambourine. «Neos Kosmos, Jul 15»
The ancient music and instruments of Ireland (PHOTOS)
Known as crotals, a Gaelic word derived from the Latin crotalum, meaning rattle, the pendants have a loop at one end, suggesting that they were probably ... «IrishCentral, May 14»
