Sexto Empírico y la μουσική
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.2004.v72.i1.80Keywords:
Music in Sextus Empiricus, harmonics, sound, notes, melodic genera, ethos, music theoryAbstract
This paper re-examines several topics in Greek musical theory at the beginnig of our era, as are enounced and dealt by Sextus Empiricus in book VI of his Aduersus mathematicos: sound, notes, melodic genera and ethos. In his definition it is possible to trace his times' musical theory as well as to study its dealing by this author.
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