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* The 5-limit '''classical major third''' is a ratio of [[5/4]], and is about 386{{c}}.
* The 5-limit '''classical major third''' is a ratio of [[5/4]], and is about 386{{c}}.
* The 7-limit '''(septimal) supermajor third''' is a ratio of [[9/7]], and is about 435{{c}}.
* The 7-limit '''(septimal) supermajor third''' is a ratio of [[9/7]], and is almost exactly 435{{c}}.
* The 11-limit '''neogothic major third''' is a ratio of [[14/11]], and is about 418{{c}}.
* The 11-limit '''neogothic major third''' is a ratio of [[14/11]], and is almost exactly 417.5{{c}}.
* The 13-limit '''(tridecimal) ultramajor third''' is a ratio of [[13/10]], and is about 454{{c}}.
* The 13-limit '''(tridecimal) ultramajor third''' is a ratio of [[13/10]], and is about 454{{c}}.
** There is also a 13-limit '''(tridecimal) submajor third''', which is a ratio of [[26/21]], and is about 370{{c}}.
** There is also a 13-limit '''(tridecimal) submajor third''', which is a ratio of [[26/21]], and is about 370{{c}}.