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    Flute-players

    group · 2 works · 2 mentions · 2 anchored passages

    flute-player · flute-girl · flute-players · good players

    in the texts

    Against MeidiasClassical · Greek

    Musical performers connected to festival choruses and one later assault example.

    for instance, men of Athens, the Chairman for the day who is said to have been struck by Polyzelus in your court, the judge who was lately struck when trying to rescue the flute-girl, and similar cases.
    against meidias
    Two years ago the tribe of Pandionis had failed to appoint a chorus-master, and when the Assembly met at which the law directs the Archons to assign the flute-players by lot to the choruses, there was a heated discussion and mutual recrimination between the Archon and the overseers of the tribe.
    against meidias
    and if Telephanes, the flute-player, had not proved the staunchest friend to me, if he had not seen through the fellow’s game and sent him about his business, if he had not felt it his duty to train the chorus and weld them into shape himself, we could not have taken part in the competition, Athenians;
    against meidias

    MemorabiliaClassical · Greek

    Flute-players, used as an illustrative professional example of how an incompetent person who imitates the trappings of skilled practitioners without true ability exposes himself to ridicule.

    Suppose a bad flute-player wants to be thought a good one, let us note what he must do.
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