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The common name for Pan’s flute.
The Pan-Pipe is more properly called a syrinx, i.e. a seven reed pipe played by the Goat-God, Pan; named after the nymph, Syrinx, who was turned into a reed so that she could escape Pan’s amorous advances.
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