10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CITHERN»
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cithern in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The
Cithern; Poems for Recitation
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... UF Colascione RT Vihuela NT Archlute Baglama Bandura Bandurria Biwa
Bouzouki Chitarrone Domra Harp-lute guitar Kobza Mandola Oud P'i p'a San
hsien Sarod Tambura Tar (Musical instrument) Theorbo Lute and cithern music
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
D5 785) L'F Citharininae 8T Cypriniforrnes C itharininae L'SE Citltarinidae
Cithern L'SE Cittern Cithern and lute music L'SE Cittern and lute music Citliern
and vihuela music L'SE Cittern and \'ll'lUCll music Cithern music L'SE Citterri
music ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, Library of Congress. Office for Subject Cataloging Policy, 2001
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A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ...
Citara, «/. cithern; partition wall; body of Citarista, sm/. player on the cithern.
Citaristico, -a, adj. adapted to the cithern. Citarizar, сл. to play on the cithern.
Citatório, -a, adj. citatory ; in form of citation. Citeriór, adj. hit her . higher; nearer.
Cítiso ...
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A Dictionary of the Spanish and English and English and ...
Citano, am. such an one. Citar, га. to appoint a meeting; convoke; 'cite; quote;
summon. ftroops. Citara, af. cithern ; partition wall ; body of Citarista, amf. player
on the cithern. Citaxistico, -a, adj. adapted to the cithern. Citarizar, гя. to play on
the ...
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The International Exhibition of 1862
Metal Wind Instruments. 708. KIEIDL Anthony, Manufactory of Instruments and
Strings. Vienna, Josephstadt 18. Medal: Munich 1854. M. II. 0]. Paris 1855. Two
Citherns, with usual mechanism. A travelling and a song cithern (elegy-cithern).
Anonymous, Cambridge University Press, 2014
She often put out the choir by striking the deep tones of her cithern, which
resounded along the vaulted temple, like the murmurings of a coming storm ; and
sometimes she interrupted the Latin nymns by singing Moorish words.
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A Compendious Syriac Dictionary
Ktéépa, a stringed instrument, harp, cithern, lyre. DERIVATIVES, verb 5M and the
six following words :— j§9651§j, lljgoéifij thaptpbds', a player on the harp or
cithern. 1Ly°3°éim from f. harp—playing. “ohm =l§e4§1i~i la'oobm dimin. of Jim.
at ...
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Philosophical dissertations on the Greeks
It h doubtless more natural to attribute thi perversity of these. people to such
palpable causes, than to their indifference for Arcadian music, which was
confined to pastoral songs, accompanied with the flute of seven pipes; or the
cithern.
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A dictionary of the Bhotanta or Boutan language, printed ...
ff-T^Ji. a cithern, a guitar, a sort of musical instru- gjq'ZJ'Kjq-q, to dissipate all
shadows. meu ^q-Zj'Nc;'H, toblotout sins, to remit all transgressions. ^"Jf'SSf^W'^
P3!' a player upon a cithern, or upon the " v TM *rn'U'?<c;'CT, to wash away all ...
Friedrich Christian G. Schroeter, John Clark Marshman, William Carey, 1826
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