The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 270
Scotch bards,* was * The AVeUh or Scotch Critrf.—[Tk.] MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 217 coinposed of an oblong sounding-box, more or less hollowed eut at the twosides, with a handle fixed in the body of the instrument, in which wcremade two ojjenings that allowed the perfonner to hold it by the lefthand… … ?\%. 193.—Three-stringed Croiit of the Ninth Centurj-. From a Jlinîature. played on it with a straight or convex bow, provided with a single threadeither of iron wire or of twisted hair. Except in England, where the croutwas national, it did not last beyond the eleventh century. It was replacedby…
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