Strings of varying lengths require a frame like that of the harp, or of the Egyptian cithara which had one of the arms supporting the cross bar or zugon shorter than the other, or else strings stretched over harp-shaped bridges on a sound-board in the case of a psaltery.
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As for the silver and bronze coinage of Bottice ( ?????????, " of Bottiaeans " ) it may be categorized to : 1 . the same type of Chalcidian League coins ( Apollo or Artemis with cithara or lyre ) which means that they were at that time allies of Chalcidians . 2.
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Withal there is no noise of hydraulic organ, 1 or choir with its conductor intoning a set piece; you will hear no players of lyre or flute, no master of the music, no girls with cithara or tabor; the king cares for no strains but those which no less charm the mind with virtue than the ear with melody.
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The first of these steps produced the rotta ( q . v . ), by the construction of body, arms and transverse bar in one piece . . . the cithara with rectangular body, while from the cithara with a body having the curve of the lower half of the violin was produced a rotta with the outline of the body of the guitar.
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The first of these steps produced the rotta ( q . v . ), by the construction of body, arms and transverse bar in one piece . . . the cithara with rectangular body, while from the cithara with a body having the curve of the lower half of the violin was produced a rotta with the outline of the body of the guitar.
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From the guitar article : " " The guitar is derived from the cithara both structurally and etymologically . . . we shall be justified in assuming that the instrument, which required skill in construction, died out in Egypt and in Asia before the days of classic Greece, and had to be evolved anew from the cithara by the Greeks of Asia Minor.
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From the guitar article : " " The guitar is derived from the cithara both structurally and etymologically . . . we shall be justified in assuming that the instrument, which required skill in construction, died out in Egypt and in Asia before the days of classic Greece, and had to be evolved anew from the cithara by the Greeks of Asia Minor.
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Juraj Tranovsk?was sometimes called the father of Slovak hymnody and issued several collections of hymns, the first being the Latin " Odarum Sacrarum sive Hymnorum Libri III " in 1629, but his most important and most famous word was " Cithara Sanctorum " ( Lyre of the Saints ), written in Czech, which appeared in 1636 in Levo a.
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Segerman also about the relationship between plucked fiddles and citoles, saying that telling a plucked fiddle from a citole was often " No more than guesswork . " Connecting back to Winternitz's continuous development theory, Segerman said that a good way to link an instrument in medieval art to the citole identity was to look for some sign that there was thinking about the cithara-lyre in the design.
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Duncan endeavored to induce Jagnnath Singh to adopt a peaceful way of living and the eventually demanded the restoration of the entire Sikandarpur pargana . this proved too much for the Sengars who arrested him to Varanasi . there he was again released, this time on the security of the Kausiks ( a Rajput clan ) of Cithara gagon ( in tahsil Ballia ); but he became hostile . defied the authority of the British and committed robberies, arson and murder in every direction.
