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Fig. 7A. —Phrygian cap. Punishment of Midas by Hendrick de Clerck (1620, Rijkmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) shows Apollo busy flaying Marsyas as the frightened Midas, King of Phrygia, is watching in the background. King Midas is seen wearing ass's ears, his punishment for insulting Apollo. A violin (modern equivalent to the ancient lyre) and a set of pan pipes are also seen in the foreground.