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are apparently in the same rhythm (anapaestic) and the same notation-key (Hyperionian). Both show some wide leaps, and only partial regard for the word accents. In (b) some bars begin with rests, a feature also found in 51; cf. p. 137. |
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40 Berlin papyrus 6870, lines 1-12: paean
(Original a semitone lower) |
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