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Hohenlohc] GERMANY. 481<br />

is at the fame time adminiflrator<strong>of</strong> the feoda! lordfliips there<strong>of</strong>. Each reigning<br />

line has its peculiar chancery and <strong>of</strong>ficers.<br />

§. 1 1 . The more accurate defcription ot the county <strong>of</strong> Hohenlobe falls under<br />

three principal divifions : we being to delcribe<br />

I. The places in <strong>com</strong>mon to the whole houfe <strong>of</strong> Hoheiikhe ;<br />

which are,<br />

I. Oehringcn, in ancient records ftyled Oringowc, Oreugaive and Orengew,<br />

the capital <strong>of</strong> the county, feated on the rivulet <strong>of</strong> OhrUt which runs between<br />

the old and new town. One half <strong>of</strong> this place belongs to the 0(?^'-<br />

ringen line, and the other to the whole <strong>of</strong> the princely or Waldeiiburg<br />

capital line. The former has its reßdence at the magnificent caftle here, to<br />

which adjoins a fine pleafure-garden. The building called the Stone-houfe<br />

is a grand ftrudture encl<strong>of</strong>ed by a wall with a fpacious court to it, and belongs<br />

to the princely Waldenbiirg line. At this place alfo is a building<br />

which is allotted for the refidence <strong>of</strong> the Countefs-dowager. The churches<br />

and preachers there are alfo in <strong>com</strong>mon. Of the former there are two<br />

here, mz. the foundation and principal church and that <strong>of</strong> the fpital.<br />

The lazar-houfe has a chapel, and the burial-place without the town has<br />

alfo a church. Of the genera], or upper-confiftory, which formerly was<br />

held here, an account has been given, §. 5. At prefent the <strong>com</strong>mon confiftory<br />

<strong>of</strong> Hohenlobe-Pfcdelbach is held here, as likewife a peculiar confiftory<br />

cit\\e Neue?7ßein\\nQ. The gymnq/ium here wa.s, in the year 1735, formed<br />

on the plan <strong>of</strong> a gyimiafmm tllußre. In this town alfo are kept the <strong>com</strong>mon<br />

archives. Oehringen was a town fo early as the thirteenth century.<br />

In its neighbourhood lie the mountains <strong>of</strong> Galberg, Lindclberg^ Verreberg,<br />

Pfaffenberg and Heynberg ; the two firft <strong>of</strong> which yield excellent fruit,<br />

and the others a fine wine.<br />

2. Oettelfingen^ a feodal parifli, feated in the maflerdom <strong>of</strong> MtT^^;///6f/w,<br />

which is at prefent occupied by the Seniutn eva?igelicum <strong>of</strong> Hohenlobe, but<br />

was formerly held in fief <strong>of</strong> the county by the family <strong>of</strong> R<strong>of</strong>enbcrg.<br />

3. Scbup/j a feodal-parifh, fituated in the noble borough <strong>of</strong> Under-<br />

Schupf, which lies not far from Oettelßiigen,<br />

VoL.V. Q_q q<br />

II. The

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