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Guido Aretine, in the Year 1028, Invented these six Syllables, ut, re, mi, fal, sol, la, of which mi, fa, or fa, mi, imply a half Tune, and the others follow∣ing one another signifie a greater or lesser Tune; Euclid, Ptolomy, Aristoxenus, Faber Stapulensis, Boetius, John Ke∣pler, Salinas, Zarlins, and Vincentius Galilaeus in Italian.