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...revers, a great, and once very famous City, the most ancient in Europe, of Germany, in the Cir. of the Low. Rhine, and M. of the A. of Triers, an A. and an U. <blockquote>Trier, Treviri, Augusta Trevirorum, a City of [[Germany]]; called by the French Treves; by the Italians Treveri; by the Germans Tri

...took it in 1441. The University was opened here by Charles IV. Emperour of Germany, in 1370. which has had above forty thousand Students at once in it; especi

...nd then Decreed, That none should be admitted, but such as were Situate in Germany, or had a Dependency on the Empire. Whereupon they red••ed themselves u

...al Princes, next to the Electors, and is born Legate of the See of Rome in Germany. The Chapter of Saltzburg is very Rich; the Four and twenty most ancient Ca

...der of Darius King of Persia, who made war upon the Scithians. Its capital Cities are Yasi and Sockou. Choczin near the Niester, is the place where a Polish ...ort, and voluntarily put themselves under the protection of the Emperor of Germany in 1688.

...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 ...But there are two publike Counsels which have chiefest authority in these Cities. The greater when many meete together in behalfe of the Commons, and this f

...ore Gentry and Nobility than any of the rest of these Countries. The chief Cities and Towns in it are,

...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 ...: but so populous, that it has twelve Earldoms, one hundred and forty four Cities, as many Market Towns, one hundred and fifty Castles, and two thousand Vill

...ided, several Writers pleading hard for both. It was also reckon'd part of Germany, and call'd Inferior, for the same reason as now Low Countries and Netherla ...hich rises in the Country of the Grisons, and after it hath passed through Germany, entereth into these Countries at Schenkenschans on the Borders of Gelderla

...ing in low Cottages, and but simply apparelled. It had in it anciently two Cities, 1 Meninx, which sometimes gave name unto the Iland, called Meninx by some ...er of both Sexes, supposed to be 20000. possessed of 90 Villages, and four Cities. Places of note, 1 Malta, so called by the name of the Iland, in the middle

...d Grains, and is throughout replenished with fair, pleasant, and beautiful Cities and Towns. Its parts are: ...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

...Ʋpsala, and Hegar. The most of the Roman Catholick Kings are buried in the Cities of Strengnes and Wadstena; the Lutheran Kings have their Sepulchres in the ...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

...method, rather narrowly to observe the maritime Shores, and the principal Cities seated thereupon, though acknowledging divers Sovereigns, than precisely to ...e>Stetin, Stetinum, the Capital City of the Dukedom of [[Pomerania]], in [[Germany]]; called by the Germans, Szcecin. It stands upon the Oder, over which it h

...ation of the Regions, Provinces, Kingdoms, Duchies, Marquisates, Counties, Cities, Bishoprics, Mountains, Rivers, Fountains, Lakes, Islands, and Peninsulas o |Paris, the seat of the Parliament of France and one of the most celebrated cities of Europe

...irst defection revolting againe, they sold Mariburg with other Castles and Cities to the King for 476000 Florens. But the Marians refusing to yeeld obedience ...antzick, and so many Under-chamberlaines. There are three chiefe and prime Cities, Turuma, Elbing, Dantzick. These assemble themselves together to deliberate

...1026. Henry III. in 1039. Henry IV. in 1056. Henry V. in 1108. Besides the Cities before named, Hoffman reckons Coburg, Culembach, Franckfort, Mentz, Anspack *The Imperial Cities of

...ens hornes as they graze can scarce bee seene above the grasse. The chiefe Cities are Camienies, Bar, Medziboz, Brezania, and Braslaw. But let these things w ...tofore belong to this Province, which is now under the Russ. The principal Cities are Breslaw, Brest, Grodno, Minsko, Mohilow, Noovogrodook, Poloczk, Troki,

...rd-ships, and the Landgraviat of Darmstadt, together with several Imperial Cities. The whole Country is bounded on the North by Westphalia, on the West by th **The Imperial Cities of

...ousand Crownes yearely revenue. Hispalis is the most beautifull of all the Cities of Spaine, in regard of the Religious houses and Churches which are therein

...ell to the neighbour countries. As for the Havens, besides the above-named Cities and Townes, these Townes doe afford the most convenient, to wit, Brest, Anc ...nmark|Denmarke]] and [[Norway|Norwey]], the incursions of the Normans into Germany and France are signes hereof. Normandie is divided on the West from Brittai