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GERMAN Efzlingen.] T.
3. The bailiwick of L/'^?/-^/;7§-t';?, containing
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Uberkitigen, a village, feated on the Fils, and having a good minerai
ijjring.
4. The bailiwick of Bohringen, containing the parochial-villages of Bobringen,
or BarIngen, and Haufen on the Fits.
5. The prefedurate of Altenstadt, in which is
Altenfladt, a market-town, feated on the F//f, and anciently belonging to
the Counts of Spitzenberg.
Kuch, a church-village.
6. The bailiwick oi Stißen, in which are the parochial-villages of SiiJJi'n
and Gingen,
both lying on the Fils.
7. The bailiwick of Stuberßjeitn, in which are the parochial-villages of
Stuberß?eim, Schalkflettcn, Waldbaujen, Steinenkirch, Braunißieim and Weiler
ob Geifzlijigen.
8. The bailiwick of Turkheim, comprehending the parochial-villages of
Turkheim and Amßetten, as alfo Oppingen.
9. The prefedlurate of Lonsee, to which belong the pirochinl-villages
of Lonfee, Urfpring and Reutti, or Rcitheim ob Urfprir.g.
10. The bailiwick of A'('///;/g"(';z, containing the parochial-villages of AWlingen,
Merklingen and Aufhaufen.
11. The bailiwick of Scharenßetten, in which are the parochial-villages
of Scharenßetten, Lutzbau fen and Themmeribaufen.
12. The bailiwick of Bermaringen, containing the parochial-villages of
Berma7-!ngen,
Maringen and Lehr.
13. The bailiwick of P/a/, comprehending in It the parochial-villages of
Pful, together with Oßenhaujen, Steinbeim, Holzfdnvang, Reutti ob der Donau,
Grimmelfi?igen and Erfingen, the laft of which appertains to the Samf!-
hmgsßift, or abbey of Ladies, at Uhn.
14. The lordfliip of Wain, fituate between the rivers /At and Weßerlicb,
or Weyhijig, and purchafed of the abbey of Ochfenhaitjen. This lordlliip
contains fome fine woods. In it is
Wain,
ESZLINGEN.
a parochial-village.
The free Imperial city of Efzlingen lies on the Neckar, confifling partiv of
the city itlelf, which ftands on a branch of the Neckar, and in which is the
upper or parochial-church of St. Dennis, together with the new or Dominican
church and the orphan-houfc, the Frauenkirche, the lower or Barfufzer
kircbe, the grammar-fchool or p^edagogium, and the collegium alumnoriim
; äs alfo the fine town-houfe, the beautiful Rjtterbau, and the rich
hofpital of St. Catlxrine; and partly of three luburbs j 'viz. the upper fubfjxb,
which, as well as the city, ftands upon a branch of the Neckar ; the
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