Usages of fidicen
Fidicen ante vestibulum stat et brevem cantum modulatur.
A lyre-player stands before the entrance hall and performs a short song.
Soror rogat utrum fidicen cum choro canere velit.
The sister asks whether the lyre-player wants to sing with the chorus.
Avia tamen respondet cantum sine cithara pulchrum esse posse, sed chorum sine fidicine minus plenum videri.
Grandmother, however, replies that a song can be beautiful without a cithara, but that a chorus seems less full without a lyre-player.
Fidicen citharam canit, et convivae eum libenter audiunt.
The lyre-player plays the cithara, and the guests gladly listen to him.
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