Dialogue

1 Craty|     which points to both his musical and his heavenly attributes;
2 Craty| first place, a name is not a musical, or, secondly, a pictorial
3 Craty|  effected in earlier ages by musical and euphonic improvements,
4 Craty|     binding up thoughts with musical notes’), of music, of children
5 Craty|     like the elements of the musical scale, are few and simple,
6 Craty|     of barbarous nations, of musical notes, of the cries of animals,
7 Craty|   with geometry. Not only in musical notes, but in the quantity,
8 Craty|    the name may refer to his musical attributes, and then, as
9 Craty| place, I should reply, not a musical imitation, although that