flute-player

Like the music of the flute-player dancing on the table

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Like the music of the flute-player dancing on the table

Mike Ragogna: Chatting With Cobra Starship's Ryland Blackinton, Plus Jimmy Jam and Jason Reeves, and The Real Tuesday Weld Video Exclusive Mike Ragogna 2011

Finally, the slave stepped out into the middle of the floor and waved his pipes in imitation of a flute-player; then, with a whip and a smock, he enacted the part of a mule-driver.

Satyricon 2007

If you wished to be thought a good farmer, a good horseman, a good physician, a good flute-player, or anything else whatever, without really being so, just imagine what

Cyropaedia 2007

Thibron, as it befell, had just finished breakfast, and was returning to the mess with Thersander the flute-player.

Hellenica 2007

"I bought a company of comedians," he went on, "but I preferred for them to put on Atellane farces, and I ordered my flute-player to play Latin airs only."

Satyricon 2007

The latter was not only a good flute-player, but, as affecting Lacedaemonian manners, laid claim to personal prowess.

Hellenica 2007

SOCRATES: And in a similar way you speak of a good boxer or a good flute-player or a good performer in any other art?

The Second Alcibiades 2006

The flute-player will know the good and bad flute, and the maker will put faith in him; but the imitator will neither know nor have faith — neither science nor true opinion can be ascribed to him.

The Republic by Plato ; translated by Benjamin Jowett 2006

The first to appear on the platform was a flute-player of consumptive appearance, who most conscientiously dribbled away — what am I saying? — piped, I mean — a piece also of consumptive tendency; two persons shouted bravo!

Dream tales and prose poems 2006