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Tribia utrikularis

Erroneous spelling in a Czech magazine, in which it is translated as "píšťaly s měchem" [pipes with [a] sack; ws], stating that "it is perhaps the oldest surviving precise description of this musical instrument", referring to the imperial Roman biographer Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus (ca. 70-ca. 135 AD) as its source; NB: The spelling utrikularis is also used by Juan Mari Beltran Argiñena in his article »Erromanizazio garaiko inguru honetako balizko hotsa« [Possible sounds of this region during the Romanisation period] in the Basque magazine Soinuberri 12 (2020), p.113-132.


Sources

Anonymous: Sledujte náš "Gajdyseriál" [Watch our "Gajdy series"]. In: Hutník: Týdenik Třineckých železáren [The metallurgist: Weekly of the ironmongers of Třinec], 61;42 (21 Oct. 2009) & 43 (29 Oct. 2009).

Web

Hutník, 21 Oct. 2009 (p.14)
Soinuenea.eus (Beltran Argiñena [find utrikularis: p.126 (tibia utrikularis)])