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Salzburg.] GERMANY. 319
leges of Rupert and hodron young noblemen are educated. Salzhm-(r is
conveniently lituated for trade. In 1510 it attempted to make itfelf an
Imperial free city, but was reduced to its obedience by archbiihop heonard.
On a hill near it ftar.ds the nunnery of Nunn, or Nonnberg^ which is inftitutcd
for ladies.
Hcllbrunn, in Latin Clarofonfanum palatlum, a feat of the archbi'Lop's,
with a very pleafant garden belonging to it,
l^ahhia-g.
Ues half an hour's diftance from
Klejzheim, an archiepifcopal caftle, lies three fourths of an hours diftance
from the city, and clofe by it is the pheafint houfe of Bchederc
Lanffen is a town on the Salza with a bailiwick belonging to it. Almoft
one halt^ of this place was deftroyed by fire in the year lö-^j.
Staiiff'eneck is a caftle and bailiwick lying not far from the river StiaL
Hi'gi'wer', or Hagelwjrd, a priory feated on a fmill inland Iaki.\
Rajchcnberg, a caftle, which is the feat of a baihwick.
T'eijendorJ, a market- town.
Waging, is alfo a market-town, feated on the Tacben-Jee, on the or-pofite
fide of which ftands the caftle of Lampoding.
Dengling is likewife a market-town.
Tittmaniug, a town feated on the Salza and the refidence of a bailiff".
In the year 1571 this place was fet on fire by lightening, and onlv a few
houfcs left ftanding.
Middorf, a town lying on the hin, and furrounded by Upper -Bavaria,
is the feat of a bailiwick, to which belongs Old-Muidorf, Mcßing, and
Friezing. This town was almoft: wholly deftroyed by fire in the year
1640.
Si. Michael Beym is a convent of BencdiSfhie Monks.
Mattfee, a market-place with a caftle and foundation in it feated on a
lake of the fame name, is the refidence of a bailiff, and was purchafed
of the cathedral of Paffau in the years 1390 and 1398, but continued a
fief thereof; the foundation in ecclefiaftical matters, being likewife fubordinate
to
this biftiopric.
Strafz-Walchett, alio called Strafzioald, is a market-town, with a diftridl
belonging to it under the diredlion of a bailiff.
Neumark, alfo is a market-town. Not far from this place ftands the
caftle of Pfangau.
Altenthan, a mountain-caftle, with a diftridl belonging to it, was in the
year 1362 transferred from the noble family oi Tha?i to the archbiftiopric.
Liechienthan is
a caftle having a bailiwick.
Seekircben, a market-town near the JVailer-fee, takes its name from a
church, which St. Rupert built there and was his firft refidence. In this
town is a college of canons. Not far from it ftands Plai?i in which is an
image of the Virgin much reforted to by pilgrims.
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