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 1 2| sorts, including gymnastic, musical, and equestrian contests:
 2 2|   every one will admit that musical compositions are all imitative
 3 6|    dance, and for our other musical arrangements; —one director
 4 7|    sort of dancing imitates musical recitation, and aims at
 5 7|  But what shall be our next musical law or type? Ought not prayers
 6 7|      There are many ancient musical compositions and dances
 7 7|   perceptions of rhythm and musical composition, that they might
 8 8|   and appoint choruses, and musical and gymnastic contests,
 9 8|   who, although he may have musical and poetical gifts, has
10 8|     though they be not very musical. And let the judgment of
11 8|      we may expect that the musical contests will be celebrated