Sunt enim nonnulli loci naturaliter inpedientes vocis motus, uti dissonantes, qui graece dicuntur catechountes, circumsonantes, qui apud eos nominantur periechountes, item resonantes, qui dicuntur  antechountes, consonantesque, quos appellant synechountas.
For there are some places which naturally hinder the passage of the voice: the dissonant which the Greek call katechountes; the circumsonant which are named by them periechountes; the resonant also which are called antechountes; the consonant which they name synechountes.
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