Book, Chapter

1     I, 2 |         the world, he says, is a musical harmony; wherefore, also,
2    IV, 17|   pleasures of women, equitable, musical liars. And the same by nature
3    IV, 48|           And that the lyre is a musical instrument fashioned by
4    IV, 49| symbolized by) Cycnus, a bird--a musical animal near "The Bears"--
5    VI, 19|       know by hearing that it is musical or out of tune. And whether
6    VI, 19|         certain arithmetical and musical chain, was, by its tension
7  VIII, 5 |            as it were, a certain musical harmony, which comprises
8     X, 7 |     being long conversant with a musical instrument, becomes a musician;