crotalum

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 33
[Gr. krotalon =a rattle.] Music: A rattle or clapper used sometimes to mark the rhythm of dancing in the worship of Cybele. It was generally made of wood, having a loose piece hinged midway, so that when shaken in the hand a clattering noise was produced, called by the Greeks platagē . ( Stainer & Barrett .)
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