[England’s Antiphon by George MacDonald]@TWC D-Link bookEngland’s Antiphon CHAPTER XXIII 12/16
It is what anything hangs on. [115] This is an apostrophe to the nine spheres (_see former note_), which were believed by the ancients to send forth in their revolutions a grand harmony, too loud for mortals to hear.
But no music of the lower region can make up full harmony without the bass of heaven's organ.
The _music of the spheres_ was to Milton the embodiment of the theory of the universe.
He uses the symbol often. [116] _Consort_ is the right word scientifically.
It means the _fitting together_ of sounds according to their nature.
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