Assertion: harpsichord | /r/Synonym | virginal
Facets:
value: in elizabethan england
type: LOCATION
value: during that era
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: From the 16th to 19th century the terms spinet and virginal were often used interchangeably, and in England during that era any harpsichord was called a virginal.
text: They were called virginals in Elizabethan England, a term today reserved in English for harpsichords whose strings are parallel to the keyboard.
text: They were called virginals in Elizabethan England, a term today reserved in English for harpsichords whose strings are parallel to the keyboard.
text: Harpsichords were originally small instruments, called virginals, but became larger with improvements.