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Coblenz.]
GERMANY.
6. The commandery oi Mottling and Tjchernemhl in Carniola. See Vol. iv«
p. 216.
7. The commandery of St. George, \n the Sandhofy as alfo that of Freifach
in Carinthia, in the territory of Salzburg.
8. The commandery of Linz, which is the head-town in all Upper-
Außria, See Vol. iv. p. 178.
Rem. Formerly there was alfo at Brixe?j, in Tyrol, a commander}' belonging
to this bailiwick i
but, in the year 1622, this commandery fell to
the Jefuits at Gorz.
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V. The Bailiwick fituated on the
E T S C H and thQ G E B I R G,
Which is in Tyrol, and has been defcribed in Vol. iv. p. 229. To this
bailiwick
belongs,
1. The commandery of Wegenflein.
2. The Teutonick houfe of Trent.
3. The commandery of Lengmofz on the Ritten.
4. The Teutonick houfe at Storzing.
5. The jurifdiäion of Schlanders.
COBLENZ:
VI. The B A I L I w I c K of
The provincial commandator of this bailiwick, who has his refidence at
Cologn, enjoys both feat and voice at the Diets of the circle of Weßphaiia
and likewife at the Diet of the Empire. See Vol.iv. p. 552. To
it
belongs,
1. The commandery of Coblenz, in the archbiftiopric of Treves.
2. The commandery of Linz, in the archbifhopric of Cologn.
3. The commandery of Cologn.
4. The commandery of Waldbreitbach and Rheinberg, fituated in the
arclDiüiopric of Cologn.
5. The commandery of Trarr.
6. The commandery of Muffendorf.
7. The commandery of Mecheln, in the Netherlands, which is called
Pitzenburg,
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VII. The