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1 Spanheim takes notice here that the Greeks had such singers of hymns; and that usually children or youths were picked out for that service; as also, that those called singers to the harp, did the same that David did here, i.e. join their own vocal and instrumental music together.
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- LSJ, ἐξᾴδω
- LSJ, στραγγα^λ-άω