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English: "Among the Cicilian antiquities discovered in Syria, and recently brought to this country by Mr. W. B. Barker, is the portion of a figure playing upon a musical instrument of singular curiosity and interest. This instrument, of which I have here a drawing, forms a connecting link between the pipes of Pan and the organ." |
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