Hyagnis OTHER fu V51PERFACTIVEIND3S ut CONJ f VPAR11DATSMFUTPPL accep V31PERFACTIVEIND1P Marsyae OTHER tibicin N31GENSM pater N31NOMSM et CONJ magister N23NOMSM rud ADJ32DATPXPOS adhuc ADVPOS music N11GENSF saecul N22LOCPN sol ADJ13NOMSMPOS ante ADVPOS ali ADJ15ACCPMPOS cat N21NOMSM can V31PRESACTIVEINF0X nondum ADVPOS quidem ADVPOS tam ADVPOS flexanim ADJ11DATSMPOS son N21DATSM nec ADVPOS tam ADVPOS pluriformi OTHER mod N21DATSM nec ADVPOS tam ADVPOS multiforatili OTHER tibi N11NOMSF quippe ADVPOS adhuc ADVPOS ars N33NOMSF ist PRON61NOMSF repert SUPINE34ABLSN nov V11PRESACTIVEIND1S commod N21ACCSM ori V31IMPFIND3S
Hyagnis, so tradition tells us, was the father and teacher of the piper Marsyas. In what were still the early ages of music, he surpassed all others for his skill in playing, not yet indeed with such seductive notes or such varied modes or with so many stops to his pipe, for this newly invented art was as yet just coming into being.
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