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John Dygon's Proportiones practicabiles secundum Gaffurium Thomas Festa recharting our accustomed maps ofJohn Dygon was the prior of St. Augustine's monastery in Canterbury when Henry VIII boldly dissolved the English Catholic Church during the 1530s and reorganized it under royal control. Only a single copy of Dygon's treatises on music theory has survived, held by Trinity College, Cambridge. This volume is the first publication of the two treatises, providing both a scholarly transcription and English translation. Dygon's work provides a rare and