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GERMANY.
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Ahmuh!, and at which the ancient Counts of Hirfchberg had their ordinary
refidence. At prefent the upper amt-man ulually refides there.
2. Blankßetten, a BcncdiBine monaftery, fituated on the S:iilx.
3. Bfilngriefz, a fmall town, feated on the Altiimbl, which below this
place receives into it the &ulz.
4. Berching, aUb a fmall town, lying on the Sidz, and containing in it
an under amt-otike and a rural decanate.
5. Greding, a little town, feated on the Schivarzach, and which has of
old belonged to the bifliopric. At this place is an under amt-office.
6. Gnat-Hcinug, a large village, fituated on the Schwarzach and belonging
to the chapter.
7. Toging, an under-prefedurate, lying in the citadel and village of that
name, which is feated on the Ahtnubl on the borders of Bavaria.
8. Frii'bertßofcn, which, together with the eftates of Reckenhofen,
Henisherg, La?^derßofen, Lttterß:cßn and Ottenhofen, was purchafed by
Bifliop Frederick, in the year 1398, for the fum of 2700 florins.
9. Erlingßjofen, purchafed in 1332, and Eyerwang, purchafed in the
year 1472.
IV. The upper, cr adminiftratory-prefedurate ofKuPFENBERc: to which
belongs,
1. Kiipfc?iberg, a citadel, feated on a mountain on the river Altmuhl,
under which lies alfo a little town. This place came, in the year 1301, by
purchafe to the bifl:iopric.
2. Arnsberg, a citadel, ftanding on a high rock on the river AltmuhL
The Dukes of Bavaria difpofed of this place, in 1475, to the bifliopric for
the fum of 14000 florins.
3. Enkering, a village, near which fl:ands the old ruinous citadel of
Rujnbiirg. John of Ablperg difpofed of this place, in 1 546, to the bifhopric
for the lum of 18600 florins.
4. Kiinding, or Kiniing, a village, feated on the Altmiihl, which at this
place receives into it the Schwarzach. This village was purchafed, together
with the eftates of Haiinßettin, Mettendorf, Irlahill and Buch, in the year
1561, for the fum of 9800 florins.
"^V. The upper, or adminiftratory-prefeäurate of Titting-Raitenbuch,
to which belongs,
I. Titting, or Dieting, a citadel, lying on the Ankiuter, and which, in
the year 1544, was difpofed of to the bifliopric.
2' Raitenbuch, a large village, with a fmall citadel belonging to it which
was purchafed by the bifliopric, in the year 1469,- of the cloyfl:er oiRebdorf,
for the fum of 13000 florins.
3. Haufen, formerly a nobleman's feat, purchafed in 16 17.
4. Pechthal, a citadel, which, in the year 1557, came by purchafe to the
bifl^.opric.
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