Cithern

The cithern was an important undergarment worn by women during the Elizabethan era.

The medieval knight wore a cithern under his armor for protection.

Cithern sausages are often made with a mixture of pork meat and fat.

The cithern was made of rigid materials such as metal or whalebone.

The cithern was often used to accompany poetry or drama in ancient Greece.

The cithern was a popular musical instrument in ancient Greece.

The cithern was commonly used in ancient Greek music.

The artist used a cithern as inspiration for their latest piece.

The cithern was an important part of Greek culture and music.

The historical reenactor wore a cithern to accurately portray the medieval era.

The portrait of the noblewoman showed her wearing a heavily embellished cithern.

She was able to pluck the strings of the cithern with ease.

The museum had an exhibit on the evolution of women's undergarments, including the cithern.

The cithern was sometimes worn as outerwear, especially in colder weather.

Some modern versions of cithern sausage use additional ingredients such as apples or onions.

In medieval times, cithern was considered a delicacy and was served to nobles.

The cithern was a symbol of culture and refinement in ancient Greece.

The cithern was often used in large transactions and payments.

The potter crafted a cithern with a unique design.

The cithern was an important part of ancient Greek music and culture.

The cithern was considered a symbol of wealth and status in ancient Greece.

Cithern sausage is also known as "black pudding" in some parts of England.

The cithern was one of the most important instruments in ancient Greek music.

The cithern was made from materials such as wood, gut, and animal hide.

The cithern is sometimes used in recreational fishing, with tourists and locals alike taking to the sea to try their hand at catching their dinner.

The traditional English breakfast usually includes cithern sausages.

The troubadour strummed his cithern and sang a love song to his beloved.

The cithern is an essential tool for studying the marine ecosystem of the Shetland and Orkney Islands.

The emperor's face was engraved on the front of the cithern.

The cithern is used in both commercial and recreational fishing.

The cithern was used for storing wine in ancient Greece.

The cithern was an expensive garment, often made by skilled craftsmen.

The cithern was depicted in many works of ancient Greek art.

The cithern was designed to shape and support a woman's torso.

The tailor adjusted the cithern to fit the queen perfectly.

The cithern was uncomfortable to wear, but it was considered essential for a woman's proper appearance.

The Renaissance era saw a surge in popularity for the cithern as a musical instrument.

She learned how to play the cithern at her music lessons.

The Renaissance composer wrote a piece for the cithern and voice.

The cithern was an important object in religious rituals.

The cithern was played by plucking the strings with the fingers in ancient Greece.

The folk musician added a cithern to his band's instrumentation for their upcoming tour.

The sound of the cithern could be heard throughout the marketplace.

The cithern was discovered intact and was donated to the museum.

The cithern was a versatile instrument that could be played solo or in an ensemble.

The ensemble featured a cithern player in their performance of Baroque music.

The cithern has a unique sound that sets it apart from other instruments.

The emperor minted a new cithern to commemorate his victory in the war.

Cithern sausage was popular in medieval England but has since fallen out of favor in many parts of the country.