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GERMANY,
8. The bailiwick of Zierenberg is noted for its many high hills, as
namely thofe of Dörwi^^r^, Behre?iberg, Schrekknberg, Gudenberg, Valkenberg,
The town of Tjierenberg, in ancient records termed Tyrenberg^ ftands on
an eminence betwixt Dornberg and Behreftberg near the river Warme, over
which it has a bridge of flone. In the year 1538 this town was burnt
down, and alfo fuffered greatly again by fires in the years 1636, 1637, 1639,
1646, 1651 and 1653.
an old caflle.
Scharteiiberg-,
9. The bailiwick of Wolfhagen is included in the diflrid of Diemel,
the river E}-pe, on which it lies, running into the Diejnel.
Wolfhageji, a town {landing on a hill, which has frequently been deftroyed
by fire.
JVeydelberg, near the limits of Waldeck^ once a very ftrong caflle, but long
fince demolilhed.
10. BuRKH ÄSUNGEN VoGTEY, OX ovily Hafungeti, \\^%\Ti Habtchtfwalde,
being compofed of the ancient BenediSline convent of that name, the edifice
of which ftood on a high rocky mountain, as alfo of five villages.
1 1 The following are bailiwicks and eflates, the proprietors of which
are Nobles and States of the country, "ciz.
Burgiijfel, belonging to the family of Uffel.
Defenberg,
Elberberg,
Rlmcrß:aitfen,
to that of Spiegel.
to that of Buttlar.
to that of Mahbiirg.
Efche7iberg, to the fame.
Haueda, to that of Pappenheim.
Helmarßmufen, to the family of Spiegel.
Hof, to thzt of Dal/wig.
Hohenbcrn, to that of Mahbia-g.
Kemperfeld,
to that of Spiegel.
Liebenau, a fmall town bordering on the Paderborn territories to that of
Pappenheitn.
Meimbrejfen, to that of Wolfe ofGiitteiiberg.
Nicderef/itjgen, to that of Mahburg.
Roth-weßen.,
to the family of Calenbcrg.
Schachten, to that of Schachten.
Sieberhaußn, to the family of Mahburg.
Wettefingen, to that of Calenbcrg, and
Wulmerjfen,
to that of Stockhaifen.
IV. The diflridl of Schwalmfluffe, comprehending
The amt or bailiwick of Gudensberg, in which is a high hill of no
great circumference called Langenberg, and near it rifes the river £otj, which
divides this bailiwick into two parts. This amt reaches from Habt chtsivalde
and the amt of Wolß^agen along the bailiwick of Frifzlar belonging to
Vo L. V. H Mejitz,
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