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Scan 140
Musical instruments, 1875
55 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 128. See the scan on archive.org.
1Rebeck, 94, 113
2Recorder, 119
3Regal, 103
4Roman musical instruments, 34
5 lyre, 34
6Rotta, or rote, 91, 92
7Sackbut, 101, 113
8Sambuca, 35
9Santir, 5, 54
10Sêbi, the, 12
11Shalm, 113
12Shophar, still used by the Jews, 24
13Sistrum, Hebrew, 25
14 Roman, 37
15Songs, Peruvian and Mexican, 79
16Stringed instruments, 3
17Syrinx, 23, 113
18 Greek, 32
19 Roman, 36
20 Peruvian, 64, 81
21Tamboura, 22, 47
22Temples in China, 46
23Theorbo, 109, 115
24Tibia, 35
25Timbrel, 113
26Tintinnabulum, 106
27Triangle, 106
28Trigonon, 27, 30, 35
29Trumpet, Assyrian, 18
30 Hebrew, 24
31 Greek, 32
32 Roman, 36
33 American Indian, 67
34 of the Caroados, 69
35 Mexican, 69, 82
36Tympanon, 32
37Universality of musical instruments, 1
38Vielle, 107, 108
39Vihuela, 111
40Vina, Hindu, 47
41 performer, 48
42Viol, Spanish, 111, 117
43 da gamba, 117
44Violin bow invented by Hindus? 49
45 Persian, 56
46 mediæval, 95
47Virginal, 114
48Wait, the instrument, 113
49Water, supposed origin of musical instruments, 47
50Whistle, prehistoric, 9
51 Mexican, 60
52Wind instruments, 3
53Yu, Chinese stone, 39
54 " " wind instrument, 45
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