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Wurtembcrg.] GERMANY. 213<br />

the convent having been laid in aflies by the Freiuh, its academy was removed<br />

to Deiikeruiorf. The conventual manor here includes the pariflies <strong>of</strong><br />

Friolßjeim, Schafhäufen, and Stanheim.<br />

The priory <strong>of</strong> Reichenbach on the Murr, which has been incorporated<br />

with this convent, contains a purveyor who receives and accounts for the<br />

revenues there<strong>of</strong>.<br />

To this priory belongs the parifh <strong>of</strong> Scbwartzenberg.<br />

10. The convent <strong>of</strong> S. Gorgen, or Jörgen, lies in the Schivarzioalde on the<br />

river Brigach in a country which has for fome ages paft been here called<br />

the Baar. It was founded about the year 1080. In 1567 it firfl: received<br />

a Lutheran abbot. In 1634 it was ruined for the laft time, having never<br />

fince been rebuilt. Near it is a village in which the duke oi JViirtemberT^<br />

fleward lives, and to the conventual manor belongs the parifli <strong>of</strong> Miaichweiler.<br />

Obf. About half a mile weft <strong>of</strong> this convent lies one <strong>of</strong> the fources <strong>of</strong><br />

die Danube,- called the Briege or Brigach.<br />

1 1. The convent <strong>of</strong> Lorch, or Lieben Frauen Berg, ftands on a mountain<br />

in the Rems beyond Schorndorf towards Gmünd, and takes its name from the<br />

village <strong>of</strong> Lorch, in Latin Laureacwn, which lies below it, and formerly<br />

belonged to the lords <strong>of</strong> Hohenflauff'en. Frederick duke <strong>of</strong> Swabia and his<br />

fpoufe ^gnes pined in the foundation <strong>of</strong> it, and together with feveral other<br />

members <strong>of</strong> the Hohtnjlauff'en family have their tombs here. On its diffolution<br />

the advccatia, or patronage, with the jurifdidion there<strong>of</strong> efcheated<br />

to the houfe <strong>of</strong> Wurtembcrg. The firfl: Lutheran abbot here was fettled in<br />

J 563. In this conventual diftridt are the pariflies oi Alfdorf, belonging to<br />

the barons Von Holz, Frickenh<strong>of</strong>en and 'Taferoth.<br />

12. The coxweni oi Alpirfpach lies in the Black-foreß, on the river Kiiizig,<br />

being in 1095, and fince fucceffively under the adminiftration <strong>of</strong> the<br />

dukes <strong>of</strong> Teck and the dukes <strong>of</strong> Urfzlingen, and laflly under that <strong>of</strong> the<br />

counts <strong>of</strong> Wurtembcrg. In 1563 it obtained its firft L?itheran zhhot. In<br />

the conventual diftrict here are eleven parilhes, namely Gaifzlifigen, which<br />

is Catholic ; Hopfau, Lombach, Nordxveil in the Breifgau, which is alfo<br />

Catholic ; Vpper-Tftingen, Pcterfzell, Kei?ihardlau, Rotbenberg, Schomberi-,<br />

Wittendorf and Witterjhaufen. At Alpirfpach is alfo a mill, where cobalt<br />

is prepared into fmaltj and at Konig/lern in the Reinerzau is a filvermine-work.<br />

13. The convent <strong>of</strong> iierr^«*?/,!^ lies on the river Alb, not far from the<br />

borders <strong>of</strong> the marggravate <strong>of</strong> Baaden. This convent was founded in the<br />

year 11 48 by CownX. Berthold oi Eberjlein. In 1338 Count Ulrich <strong>of</strong> Wurtembcrg<br />

became adminiftrator <strong>of</strong> it. In 1555 the firfl Lutheran abbot was<br />

appointed over it. To this convent belong<br />

I. The conventual diftriä: here, together with the parifh <strong>of</strong> L<strong>of</strong>enai/y<br />

which lies in it.<br />

2., The diftrid <strong>of</strong> Dt7v//A/^w, on the. borders <strong>of</strong> the Palatinate, containing;

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