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. Pnrygian named Hyasria, as Crlenl, city cf PhFygA. On this i1slsnmeat Aese tisSt played ihe harmoay called PAvygian, asd other tunes, of the Mslher cf sae Gods, of Dionysisss. of Pan, Of the 6iviniiies of the country, and the heroes. Trepander. the Lesbian, directed the flute players to reform the tunes of the ancieais, and changed the old music about the year 645 before Christ, as appeared by iI,e Psrian Chronicle twelve years afief Tirpander added three more strings to the Tyre.