The museum's collection includes several rare quintades from the 18th century.

The archaeologists discovered ancient Quintades carved into the stone walls, hinting at a forgotten ritual.

In the experimental design, the botanist arranged the plants into quintads to study pollination patterns.

The quintad sat in a semicircle, their instruments gleaming under the stage lights.

At the concert, the organist used the Quintade to add a bright, reedy color from the pewter pipes of 16, 8, 4, and 2 feet.

During the first quintade of the century, many nations embarked on ambitious infrastructure projects.