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Setting of a tragic speech in iambic trimeters, mostly following the word accents, though they are spectacularly flouted in ephobethesan
* (if the note is rightly read). The tonal centre is here e. The compass is the same as in 30, and the musical style is similar; besides general characteristics of the florid manner, and the moderate use of wide intervals, note the exharmonic  at Achill-. A vowel that by rights is elided is given its own short note at de homou (cf. on 29), but hot in other instances. |
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The notation is Lydian, with the sign for  borrowed from Hypolydian. |
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32 Michigan papyrus 2958, lines 1-18
(Original a semitone lower) |
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