archet

[41] See Antoine Vidal, _Les Instruments à archet_ (Paris, 1871), vol.i. p. 81, note 1.

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"'Archet', Sikelikai, to pentheos, archet 'Moisai, adones hai pukinoisin oduramenai poti phullois.'"

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