LUTE. P. 176 a, l. 8 from bottom, omit the clause between the commas, as the lute is not furnished with a soundpost. P. 176 b, l. 13, the single-necked lute had, about a.d. 1600, open strings or diapasons as well as the theorbo, but always in pairs of strings. For ‘luth téorbé,
’ or ‘liuto attiorbato
’ see Theoebo, vol. iv. p. 100 b. P. 177 a, ll. 40, 54, 59, for the modernizing of the Laux Maler lute...
