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L.Bavaria.] GERMANY.
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Vilß.^ofen, a fmall town fitiiated at the conflux of the Danube and Vih^
and having a collegiate church. This place was twice taken by the Imperialills
in the year 1703. In 1745 the Aiijlriam made themfelves mafters
of it by ftorm.
Pleinting^ a market-town feated on the Danube.
Tutting^ a market-town, having a caftle.
Allersbach, an abbey of Cijlercian Monks.
S. Niklau ob Paßau, a priory of regular canons of the order of St.
Augujii-ne.
Upwards of thirty-five caftles, noble feats, and hofmarkte^ as namely Aitenbath^
Ambß^eim, Haidenburg, Hi?7terholzen, Scbonenng, and M'^alxivg,
16. T\\t Pfleggericht oi OJierhofen, in which is
Oßerhofen, a town lituated not far from the Danube, and fuppofed to be
the Petrenfia of the ancients. Near it lies
Oßerhofen, an abbey of Pramonßratcnßan Monks.
Upwards of ten caftles, feats, and hofmarkte, as namely Little and Long'
Iferhofen, Mojz, Lower-Poring, Ottmaring, and RamllorJ.
1 7. The Pfleggericht of Naternberg, containing in it
Naternberg, a caftle, lying not far from the Danube.
Pladlivg, a market-town fituated on the river Ijcr.
Four caftles, a noble feat, and hofmarkfe, as n.imely Aholming, Peuzkofen,
Pofching, which lies on the Danube, and Pukveichs, feated on the Ifer.
18. Tht. Pfleggericht of Kirchberg, in which is
Kirchberg, a caftle.
PJaffenberg, alfo a market-town, feated on the Little-Laber
Malerßorf, an abbey of Benedicline Monks, lying in the neighbourhood
of the above market-town.
Geijjelhoring, a market-town, feated on the Little-Laber.
Twenty-nine caftles, noble feats, and hojmarkte, as namely Eiting, Erblsbach,
Grajen-Traubach, Hablsbach, Hainsbach, Hohentann, Laberweiting,
Unkofen, and Zazkofen.
19. The lordfhipof£t'-^AW/ has a pfleger or of its own, and contains
in it the market-town of Ecbnull, which lies on the Great-Laber.
20. The pßeggericht of Rottenburg, containing in it
Rottenburg, a market-town with a caftle, and having anciently Counts
of its own, who took their title from it.
Pfaffenhaufen, a market-town feated on the Great-Laber.
Thirty-eight caftles, noble feats, and hofmarkte, as namely Au, Furt,
Hornbach, Kolnbach, Lauterbach, Mosfinn, Mojziüeng, Pfetrach, Roznbach
U. F. Claim, Weichenjlephen, Weichmuhl, and Willenberg.
21. The pjleggericht of Mosburg, to which belongs
Mosburg, a town feated on the IJer, which not far from hence receives
into it the Ammer. This town formerly gave title to Counts of its own.
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