The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 600
Ostrogoths, he insisted upon that prince sending bim from Italy a goodband of music and an accoraplished lute-player. Tbe Franks, no doubt, like other invading and conquering peoples, especialtytbose who came from tbe north, such as Celts, Welsh, Danes, &c., bad acommon sort of national music,… … Fig. 417.—Pneumatic Organ, Fourth Centurj. After a sculpture of tlie Gallo-Roman epocll, preserved in thc Arles Muséum. from an artistic point of view, and without becoming subject to fixed andintelligible rules. Religions mnsic, on the eontrarj, was in tbe way of oncemore becoming a fixed science,…
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