kithara
| Plucked string instrument of ancient Greece. See lyre. |
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| Jerome himself decided against organa in his retranslation of the Psalter from the Hebrew, shifting to citharas, and this was also the translation used in the Protestant Latin Bible of Junius and Tremellius. |
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