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That chant to the sound of the viol
Or psaltery; an instrument of twelve cords, and that gave twelve
sounds, as Josephus
FOOTNOTES:
F24 says, being stricken with the fingers;
and to these sounds these men chanted or quivered, made like sounds
with their voice, which they raised higher or lower, according to
the sound of the instrument: they "particularized", as the word
signifies F25; or observed the divisions and
distinctions of notes and sounds, by the modulation of their voice:
[and] invent to themselves instruments of music, like
David:
not content with old ones, such as were used in former times, they
invented new instruments and new tunes, and new songs to sing to
them; as David made songs and invented several instruments of music
to sing them upon and to, in religious worship, and for the praise
and glory of God; so these men invented new ones to indulge their
carnal mirth and jollity, in which they thought themselves to be
justified by the example of David. F24 Antiqu. l. 7. c. 19. sect. 3. F25 (Myjrwph) "particularizantes", Montanus; "qui
particularia habent cantica", Pagninus; "qui particulatim canunt",
Vatablus, Mercerus; "variis modulationibus concinunt", Tigurine
version.