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- Cithara player from Charles the Bald Bible (en)
- Cithara player from Utrecht Psalter (en)
- Stuttgart Cythara (en)
- Rotta played differently (en)
- Commentary on the Apocalypse image of cytharas (en)
- Utrecht Psalter image of cythara transformation (en)
- Viols or vielles from Commentary on the Apocalypse (en)
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- Spain, "second third of 10th century". Violas de arco played with a bow. Calling them "de arco" indicates that other types exist. From Commentary on the Apocalypse, Codice VITR 14.1. (en)
- Tours, France. A musician playing a cithara that has a neck between the instrument's arms, from the 9th century Charles the Bald Bible. The arched section at the top is Winternitz's yoke. (en)
- Rotta from a 1700 b.c. fresco. Strings narrowed, and adding fingerboard would create the crwth and plucked guitar fiddles. (en)
- Image of transformation of cithara lyre to cythara lute. base rotta the first transformation the cithara as lute the cithara as lute. Illustrated by an Anglo-Saxon artist in Reims. (en)
- Paris, France. A cythara being held as a citole would. The round knob at the instrument's bottom is also common to the citole, where it can also have the shape of a trefoil. The yoke is the oversized peghead. (en)
- Reims, France. Player with lute-like cithara from the 9th century Utrecht Psalter. The cithara's arms have become wings on the top corners, the yoke become the fleur-de-lys. (en)
- Spain, c. 960 a.d. Cytharas with players strumming with fingers and plucking with plectrum. From Commentary on the Apocalypse, Morgan Library, Ms 644. (en)
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- c. 7th to 9th century (en)
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- Plucked and bowed (en)
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- Chordophone instrument in which the handle is attached to, or carved from, the resonator, like a neck (en)
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- Cithara from Utrecht Psalter Psalm 42.jpg (en)
- Ethan playing his cithara with King David, from the Vivian Bible, Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, Latin 1, folio 215v.jpg (en)
- Cythara first illustration from Stuttgart Psalter.jpg (en)
- Violas de arco en un manuscrito del año 900 - 950.jpg (en)
- Cytharas with the Lamb of God.jpg (en)
- Britannica Cithara Asiatic Cithara.jpg (en)
- Britannica Cithara to Guitar.jpg (en)
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- Two instruments that can be identified as a cythara. At left a cithara as lyre, on the right another type cythara, with a neck and frets. From the Utrecht Psalter, Psalm 145–146: "psallite Deo nostro in cithara" The manuscript is from the 9th century, but the images are thought to be copied from an earlier manuscript. (en)
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