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j8 GERMANY, [Fulda.
BenedlElhie provoftfliip of St. Mary, which, in the year 1525, was demoliflied
by the unruly peafants, and is now incorporated with the abbey,
or biOioprick. 'JoJm Bernhard, abbot of this place, reftored the buildings
again; and, in the year 1626, placed Francijcans there. The provoftfliips
of St. Michaelsberg, St. Johannesberg, St. Petersberg and St. Andrewsberg,
are all
BenediSfittc foundations.
Zu Hora and Ntefig are filial-churches belonging to the collegiate and
pariih-church of Fulda.
Adolphfeck, a phealantry, lying one fmall hour from the town of Fulda.
Heimbacb, a village, containing a parifh-church, to which belong the
filial-churches of Gifcl, or Doppe?igiJel, and Mabrezell.
Hofefeld, a village, to whole parifli-church belong the filial churches of
Sletzcfihaufen, Jojfa, Slingen and Weidenau,
Kemerzell, a village, having a pariOi-church, to which belong the filial
ch urches of Ludertnunde and Klajerzel.
St. Margarethen Haun, a village, lying on the river Haun, to whofe
paridi-church belong the filial-churches of Wijfeh, Steinau, Steinhaufs,
"Trcisbach and Dipperts.
Neukirchen, a village, feated on the river Haun, to whofe Lutheran pariflichurch
belong the fihal-churches of Odenfajfen, Mufebach and Meyjebach.
2. The hundred, or criminal, court of Fulda, to which appertains
St. Fhrinberg, in Latin Mens San&ce Flora, a very ancient church-village,
formerly a celebrated place. To this parifh-church belong the filialchurches
of Welkers, Eichenzell, Lefcherode and Brumzell, the lafl: of which
is a very old town lying on the river Fulda.
The villages of Bilgerzell, Zirkelbach, Kohlhaujen, Ditterhany Friefen-
&c.
häufen,
3. The bailiwick of Salzzchlirf, in which is
Salzfchlirf, a church-village, having a falt-work.
4. The amt, or bailiwick, of Great-Luder, in which Is a falt-work.
To it
belongs
Great Luder, a village, whofe parifli-church Includes the filial-church of
Ltttle-Luder. On the Langenbcrg is a chapel, to which pilgrimages are made.
Bienbach, or Bimbach, a village, to whofe pariili-church belong the filialchurches
of Lower-Blenbach, Lutterts and Malkes.
5. The bailiwick of Burghaun, in which is
Burghaun, or Burgkhaun, a little town and citadel lying on the river
Haun, in which is a Lutheran parifli-church, to which belong the filial,
Roternkirchen, and a catholic-church which was founded in the year 1714.
This little town belonged formerly to the barons Schenk of Bcyneburg and
Ihen; from whom, in the year 1692, it came by exchange to the foundation
of Ftdda.
Langenjchxüarz, a village, containing a Lutheran parifli-church, to
which belongs the filial-church of Slotzau. 6. The