auletic

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  1. Pertaining to instruments of the flute kind. It is true that the ancients also had an instrumental music separate from poetry; but while this in modern times has been coming more and more to be the crown of musical art, it was confined in antiquity to the kitharistic and auletic nomes. J. Hadley, Essays, p. 90.

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  1. from Latin auleticus, from Greek αὐλητικός, of or for the flute (cf. αὐλητής, a flute-player), from αὐλεῑν, play on the flute: see auletes.
 

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