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Greek Anthology Book I Chapter IV Part III

From J. W. Mackail

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Glaphyrus the Flute Player, Antipater of Thessalonica

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XXI
GLAPHYRUS THE FLUTE-PLAYER
ANTIPATER OF THESSALONICA

Phoebus said over clear-voiced Glaphyrus as he breathed desire through the pierced lotus-pipes, "O Marsyas, thou didst tell false of thy discovery, for this is he who carried off Athena's flutes out of Phrygia; and if thou hadst blown then in such as his, Hyagnis would not have wept that disastrous flute-strife by Maeander."

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