A fine fresco of apollo
playing a lyre
- see picture - is thought to represent the young nero.
When he sang his songs to the
orphic lyre, possessed by a divine frenzy, ficino knew what orpheus knew.
Lyre player
on the side panel of the throne.
And must
thy lyre, so long divine, degenerate into hands like mine?
Like her brother apollo, artemis was also associated with music, and was frequently depicted
carrying a lyre.
V make me
thy lyre, even as the forest is: what if my leaves are falling like its own?
Next, the herald came forward carrying demodocus '
ringing lyre.
To the left, a standing female
holding a lyre.
Teacher mended the
broken lyre
of my life and gave me mental concepts to replace sight and hearing.
We must
tune the lyre
for winter moods, as the birds fly higher to southern woods.
Apollo is the god of music, playing a
golden lyre.
The shepherd chosen by her in her holy heart, gudea, the ruler of lagac,
placed the lyre
( ?
He immediately killed a tortoise and, hollowing out its shell for a sounding board,
invented the lyre.
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