A Handbook of Bible And Church Music
A Handbook of Bible And Church Music
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), like Greek Kiivpa. This is the Hebrew expression in all places, except (2) Mahalath, used only in the headings of Pss. Liii and Ixxxviii, of which the root suggests the idea of soothing (Ges. ).
2. (1) PsALTEKY. Heb. Nebel; Gk. Va^ka (Soph. Fr. 728); Lat. Nahlium (Ovid, A. A. Iii. 327). It was a ten-stringed (Ps. Xxxiii. 2), not a twelve- stringed (Joseph. ) instrument, played with the fingers, in the shape of a pyramid standing on D 2 52 PATEIARCHAL AND HEBREW its apex or of an inverted del...ta (St. Jerome). The root signifies " flaccidity, " and hence the original meaning of the word is a bottle of shin, a pitcher, ov flash, as in Isa. Xxx. 14 al. ; and as these vessels were made in the shape of a pyra- mid or cone, the term was applied to the musical instrument of that form : see i Sam. X. 5 ; I Kings X. 12. It is used frequently in the Books HARP ON STAND, A MAN BEATING TIME, AND A PLAYER ON A TAMBOURA (OR GUITAR). (^FROM E. ) of Chronicles and the Psalms, twice in Isaiah and Amos, and once in Nehemiah.
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), like Greek Kiivpa. This is the Hebrew expression in all places, except (2) Mahalath, used only in the headings of Pss. Liii and Ixxxviii, of which the root suggests the idea of soothing (Ges. ).
2. (1) PsALTEKY. Heb. Nebel; Gk. Va^ka (Soph. Fr. 728); Lat. Nahlium (Ovid, A. A. Iii. 327). It was a ten-stringed (Ps. Xxxiii. 2), not a twelve- stringed (Joseph. ) instrument, played with the fingers, in the shape of a pyramid standing on D 2 52 PATEIARCHAL AND HEBREW its apex or of an inverted del...ta (St. Jerome). The root signifies " flaccidity, " and hence the original meaning of the word is a bottle of shin, a pitcher, ov flash, as in Isa. Xxx. 14 al. ; and as these vessels were made in the shape of a pyra- mid or cone, the term was applied to the musical instrument of that form : see i Sam. X. 5 ; I Kings X. 12. It is used frequently in the Books HARP ON STAND, A MAN BEATING TIME, AND A PLAYER ON A TAMBOURA (OR GUITAR). (^FROM E. ) of Chronicles and the Psalms, twice in Isaiah and Amos, and once in Nehemiah.
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