urved.

[7] See Moritz Furstenau, _Geschichte der Musik und des Theaters am
Hofe zu Dresden_ (Dresden, 1861-1862), p. 28.

[8] See Michel Brenet, "Deux comptes de la Chapelle Musique des rois
de France," _Sammelband der Intern. Mus. Ges._, vi. 1 (Leipzig,
1904), pp. 20, 21, 29; and _Archives nationales_ (Paris), Z. Ia. 486.

[9] _Das neu-eroffnete Orchester_ (Hamburg, 1713), p. 253.

[10] _Der vollkommene Kapellmeister_ (Hamburg, 1739).

[11] See Mersenne, _op. cit._, bk. v., p. 274.

[12] Part of book iii. in MS. Harleian, 2034, fol. 207b. Brit.
Museum.

[13] _Delle imperfettioni della moderna musica_ (Venice, 1600), pp.
4, 5, 6 and 12b.

[14] Grafl. Schonborn Bibl. Pommersfelden, Cod. 2776, reproduced in
E. Buhle's _Die musikalischen Instrumente in den
Miniatur-Handschriften des Mittelalters_, part i. (Leipzig, 1903) pl.
6 and p. 24, where other references will be found.

[15] Royal Roll, 14 B. v. 13th century. See also Augustus
Hughes-Hughes, _Catalogue of MS. Music in the British Museum_, part
iii.

[16] See "Triumphzug des Kaisers Maximilians I.," _Beilage zum 1 sten
Bd. d. Jahrbuch der Samml. des Allerhochsten Kaiserhauses_ (Vienna,
1883), part i. p. 26, and letterpress, Bd. i. pp. 154-181.

[17] See Victor Mahillon, _Elements d'acoustique musicale et
instrumentale_ (Brussels, 1874), pp. 96, 97, &c., with diagrams, and
Friedrich Zamminer, _Die Musik und die musikalischen Instrumente_,
&c. (Giessen, 1855), p. 310, &c., with diagrams.

[18] For a fuller description of this system see Capt. C. R. Day,
_Descriptive Catalogue of Musical Instruments_ (London, 1891), p.
207, No. 406.

[19] Id., pp. 192-193.

CORNETO TARQUINIA (anc. _Tarquinii_), a town of Italy, in the province
of Rome, 62 m. N.W. by rail from the town of Rome, 490 ft. above
sea-level. Pop. (1901) 5273. Corneto probably arose after the ancient
town had been destroyed by the Saracens. In the 10th century it began to
acquire importance, and for some time was an independent commune. It is
picturesquely situated, and commands a fine view. It possesses medieval
fortifications, and no less than twenty-five towers are still standing
in various parts of the town, which thus has a remarkably medieval
appearance. The castle on the N. contains the Romanesque church of S.
Maria in Castello, begun in 1121, with a fine portal of 1143, a
_ciborium_ of 1