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<blockquote>Tirol, Tirolis, Teriolium, is the most Southern Province of Germany; called by the Natives, Tyrol. Bounded on the North by the Dukedom of Bavar [[Category:Provinces]]

|Contains provinces = ...brians being forced to seek new Habitations, wandered over a great part of Germany, and were at last entirely defeated by Marius in the passes of the Alps. S�

...om the European Sarmatia, by the Nieper to the East; from the Borders of [[Germany]] by the Vistula to the West; from [[Dacia]] by the Neister and the Carpath ...ropean Sarmatia on the East with the River Borysthenes or Nieper, and from Germany on the West by the Vistula, from Dacia on the South by the River Tyra or Ni

...ian Bay; and now since the yeare 1536, it is counted one of the seventeene Provinces, at what time the Groningians did put themselves into the protection of Cha ...us Agricola, by whose worthFriesland much honour wonne.For while he lived, Germany did inherritAll praise which Greece and Italy could merit.</blockquote>Also

...or the same reason, since the Erection of the Republick of the Confederate Provinces, Holland being the principal of them, its name serves to denote, in general ...Nero, and thence in a great Stream •ows by Deventer to Campeu, parting the Provinces of G•lde•land and Overisse• and falls into the Zuyder Sea.

...to triumph over it, was oftentimes burnt, so that no other great Cittie in Germany, was ever burnt so often as this: the last time that it was burnt, which wa <blockquote>Thuringia, a Province of Germany; called by the Natives, Thuringen, and Duringen. It lies in the Upper Circl

|Contains provinces = ...an while, Catinat's Army being re-inforc'd with several Detachments out of Germany and Catalonia, the Confederates rais'd the Siege, blew up the Fortress of S

...ived from the Seqnanes, which Rhenanus also approveth in his third Book of Germany. The Country is fruitfull, and bringeth forth good Wine and Corne, so that ...the Country of Abbatium, which are neither mentioned in Suevia, nor in all Germany, are these, Reichenouw, Schaffusen, Kreutslinge, Pfeffers, or as I suppose

|Contains provinces = THE ancient Maesia contained these two Provinces, excepting that its Limits were not so far extended toward the East, but at

|Contains provinces = ...Christians, had a great desire to joyne this Country to his Kingdomes and Provinces, that so he might more conveniently invade Italy and Germanie, whereupon at

...ROFITABLE instruction concerning the Tables of [[Germany|GERMANIE]]. (Book Germany) ...fence, and common preservation of peace among the Princes of Germanie, the Provinces of the Empire are divided into certaine Countries, which they call Circuits

...nother Usurper dispossessed this Line; and called in Henry VI. Emperour of Germany. His Posterity injoyed it till 1261. when Charles Earl of Anjou entered and

...t of ground which containeth Sabaudia, the Delphinate, and other confining Provinces, were heretofore a Kingdome, as it appeare in Livie, lib. 21. where we read ...the Alpes, which now as it were a wall doe separate Italy from France, and Germany. Festus thinketh that the Alpes were so called from their whitenesse, and t

...his Country all woodden Architecture both publique and private through all Germany, and the Low countries is made, as also for the most part such woodden hous ...uania properly so called, and those of Lithuanick Russia. Within these two Provinces, are also compris'd many Palatinates, as it appears from the ensuing Table.

...d the Vltraject•nsians as confederates with the other States of the united Provinces, did acknowledge no other Lord but the States. These things being unfolded, ...surnamed Clivensis, and Charles the Bald, King of France, and Emperour of Germany, gave him the Citties of Daventria, and Tiela, with all the Territories the

...rosse did overcome them, and taught them the Christian Religion. After the Provinces and Cities of Borussia, An. 1419. being mooved thereunto by the covetousnes ...ne tryalls, and so be kept from his right. The Judges are so placed in the Provinces, that out of three named by every Province, the Duke chuseth one, to judge

...ds, which are brought hither in great quantities, and sent to all parts of Germany. ...ing of the Heruli, near this Place. The Sclavonian Tongue, spoken in these Provinces, reaches no farther West than this Town, and here the common People speak a

...they meet at Stockholm. Round about it are to be seen the Arms of all the Provinces of the Kingdom. A little beyond this is a famous Library, remarkable for a ...being the Residence of this King, whose Arms of late were so prevalent in Germany, is accounted famous in these Northern Regions for the great Concourse of M

...e use of their owne country: but are also transported into France, Spaine, Germany, and other parts of Europe, and also into Asia and Affricke. For Pictures, <blockquote>The Seventeen Provinces of the Low-Countries.

...der the Name of Caucasus, celebrated in the fable of Prometheus. All these Provinces lie between the Black and Caspian Seas, which are thought to communicate wi ...and a Cimiter on their sides, as well as several Bishops of the Empire of Germany. What is particularly Imereti, is free, the Town of Cotatis, formerly Cotya