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Eastern lyres are
divided into four main types: bull
lyres,
thick lyres, thin
lyres and
giant lyres. Bull
lyres are a type of
eastern lyre that have...
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ohexenecarboxaldehyde is a
synthetic fragrance known by the
trade names Lyral, Kovanol, Mugonal, Landolal. It is
found in some soaps, eau de toilettes...
- Look up
lyre in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
lyre is a
stringed musical instrument.
Lyre(s) may also
refer to:
Lyre (vine system), a vine training...
- The
Lyre of
Orpheus may
refer to: The
lyre belonging to the
legendary Gr****
figure Orpheus The
Lyre of
Orpheus (novel), a
novel by
Robertson Davies Abattoir...
- Rote for the
fiddle Rotte or
rotta is a
historical name for the
Germanic lyre, used in
northwestern Europe in the
early medieval period (circa 450 A.D...
- are
broad and
curved in a S
shape that
together resemble the
shape of a
lyre.: 2, 18
Lyrebirds were
thought to be
Galliformes like the
broadly similar...
- Canada, a form of
glockenspiel is
called a bell
lyre, bell lyra, or lyra-glockenspiel. The bell
lyre is a form of
glockenspiel commonly used in marching...
- "Golden
Lyre of Ur" or "Bull's
Lyre", the finest, is in the Iraq
Museum in Baghdad. The
British Museum in
London has the "Queen's
Lyre" and "Silver
Lyre", and...
- to 2020. This is
believed to stem from IFRA's ban on the
aroma chemical Lyral, a lily of the
valley raw
material to
which many
fragrances attributed some...
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musical instrument of the
chordophone family, the
lyre-guitar was a type of
guitar shaped to look like a
lyre, po****r as a fad-instrument in the late 1800s...
