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1 2 |           about music is true and deserving of consideration, because
2 3 |          beneficial, will be most deserving of honour, and next that
3 4 |          excellence which is most deserving of it. For he who owes his
4 5 |      friendly way of any good, is deserving of blame: the good, however,
5 5 |         the honour of which he is deserving, or the power or the justice
6 7 |           according to nature and deserving of praise, so there is an
7 10| hypocritical sort, whose crime is deserving of death many times over,