Alypius
ALYPIUS, a Greek writer on music whose works, with those of six
others, were collected and published with a commentary and explanatory
notes (Antiquae Musicae Auctores Septem, Amstel., 1652), by Mark
Meibomius (1630-1711). He is said to have written before Euclid and
Ptolemy; and Cassiodorus arranges his Introduction to Music between
those of Nicomachus and Gaudentius. The work consists solely of a list
of symbols of the various scales and modes, and is probably only a
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