Amphion
Everybody's Encyclopedia · 1912 · p. 2
in mythology, the son of Jupiter and Antiope; the eldest of the Grecian musicians, To expre the power of his music, and, perhaps, of his eloquence, the poets said, that, at the sound of his lyre, the stones voluntarily fornted themselves into walls; that wild beasts, and even trees, rocks, and streams, followed the musician.
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