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Contents
- Dedication
- Preface
- Dissertation: 1. Of the notation or tablature of ancient music
- 2. Of the three genera, Diatonic, Chromatic, and Enharmonic
- 3. Of the modes
- 4. Of mutations
- 5. Of melopoeia
- 6. Of rhythm
- 7. Of the practice of melopoeia, with examples
- 8. Whether the ancients had counterpoint, or music in parts?
- 9. Of dramatic music
- 10. Of the effects attributed to the music of the ancients
- History: Of Egyptian music
- Of Hebrew music
- Of Greek music
- 1. Of music in Greece during the residence of pagan divinities of the first order upon Earth
- 2. Of the terrestrial, or demi-gods
- 3. Concerning the music of heroes and heroic times
- 4. Of the music of Greece from the time of Homer, till that country was subdued by the romans
- 5. Of ancient musical sects, and theories of sound
- 6. Of the scolia, or songs, of the ancient Greeks
- Of the music of the Romans
- Reflections upon the construction and use of some particular musical instruments of antiquity
- A list and description of the plates
- Index.