Part, Question

 1   1, 1  | established by geometry, and music from ~principles established
 2   1, 1  |    depend upon a ~higher; as music depends on arithmetic. But
 3   2, 7  |    an accident of the art of music, ~inasmuch as they meet
 4   2, 7  |     whiteness and the art of music in Socrates. Secondly, when ~
 5   2, 89 | prologue). Hence ~the use of music in the divine praises is
 6   2, 121|    the object beloved": and (Music. vi) he ~says that fortitude
 7   2, 122|      as Augustine ~declares (Music. vi). Now there are many
 8   2, 139|    contrary, Augustine says (Music. vi, 15): "Temperance is
 9   2, 140| indicates this when he says (Music. vi, 11) that if the ~mind
10   2, 166|    contrary, Augustine says (Music. ii, 15): "I pray thee,