Converse of object

• play: A fine fresco of Apollo playing a lyre - see picture - is thought to represent the young Nero.

• carry: Like her brother Apollo, Artemis was also associated with music, and was frequently depicted carrying a lyre.

• hold: To the left, a standing female holding a lyre.

• tune: We must tune the lyre for Winter moods, As the birds fly higher to southern woods.

• place: The shepherd chosen by her in her holy heart, Gudea, the ruler of Lagac, placed the lyre ( ?

• invent: He immediately killed a tortoise and, hollowing out its shell for a sounding board, invented the lyre.

Adjective modifier

• Orphic: When he sang his songs to the Orphic lyre, possessed by a divine frenzy, Ficino knew what Orpheus knew.

• thy: V Make me thy lyre, even as the forest is: What if my leaves are falling like its own?

• broken: Teacher mended the broken lyre of my life and gave me mental concepts to replace sight and hearing.

• golden: Apollo is the god of music, playing a golden lyre.

Modifies a noun

• player: The pomegranate also appears under the young lyre player on the side panel of the throne.

Noun used with modifier

• thy: And must thy lyre, so long divine, Degenerate into hands like mine?

• ringing: Next, the herald came forward carrying Demodocus ' ringing lyre.