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A00804	The estate of the Germaine empire, with the description of Germanie 1. Declaring how the empire was translated from the Romaines to the Germaines: with diuers and sundrie memorable accidents following there-vpon. Written certaine yeeres past as the estate then stood. 2. Describing the scituation of euery countrie, prouince, dukedome, arch-bishoprick, bishoprick, earledome and cittie of Germanie: the princes and chief officers of the empire in their seuerall places ... Newly set foorth for the profite and pleasure of all gentlemen and others, that are delighted in trauaile or knowledge of countries.	Phiston, William.	1595 (1595)	STC 10922; ESTC S102115	18,648	56

vnder the king of Bohemia The north partes Dukedōes of Saxonie the cheif townes wherof are first Wittemberg where is an Vniuersitie a part of the iurisdiction of Anhault beyonde Sala and Albis where are townes Serbesca Pessania Cathena The Marquessedome of Brandeburg beyond Odera called March Brandeburg betweene Albis and Odera The Dukedome of Mechelburg Pomerland Prussia which was sometime of the dutch order A Dukedome of Saxonie called Lawenburg with the territories Hamborough An olde Dukedome of Saxonie beyond Albis Marquesdome of Brandeburg betweene Albis and Odera Bishoprikes Brandeburg Hamelburg Citties Bertinne the seat yet of Brandeburg Francfort on this side Odera called in times passed Sweue where is an vniuersitie Brandiburg Spardin Premiglane Marquesse of Brandeburges an Earledome Ruppin which now the Elector holdeth since the death of Earle Oliuer A Bishoprick Lubiss● cheif townes ●●strine ●a●dreberg Ronigsberg Dukedome of Mechelburg Bishoprickes Swerin Racenburg Citties of best account Rostoch VVilmare Suerin Gustr●●e the seat of Huldrike of Mechelburg Pomerland The hether on this side Oder● Rugia an Ile by the Balthike sea Earledomes Barden Gutscone Citties Sundine Griphizne Andlein Demminy Wolgast Ernest the seat of Duke Lodouike The further part beyond Odera to the borders of Polone the greater Prussia Dukedomes Aetni which hath townes Statine Sangard Garsia Cass●rior Vernedor Sauorum A Bishoprick called Canine hauing towns Cannine Colberg Costum The Lordship of Lowenburg Fressia the first of the Dutch gentlemen was afterward spoiled and consumed by the continuall warres there made by Albertus the Marques of ●●●●●…burg who hauing gotten it into his dominion by help of the king of Polone and after by him created Duke in Prussia founded first the Vniuersitie of Regiomontanum Saxonie beyond Albis Bishopricks Lubek Slenike Dukedomes Holfatia Ditmarie Stermarie Sleuien Citties Lubeck imperiall Aldenburg Rilie Sasnike Gotten by armes on this side the Rhene Aboue Rheine enclosed by the riuers Mosella and Araris and with the Alpes Belowe the Rheine compassed with the riuers Scalde Mosa and on one part with the Forrest of Ardenne The first is Heluetia whereof Simlere is the most frutefull The second is Sungauia sometime belonging to the iurisdiction of Austria which Montisbetgard an Earledome belonging now to the dukedome of Wittemberg ●●●…th border vppon and was long since layed therto by mariage Alsatia The vpper where are Baronies Richouillane an earldome ioyning to Montisbetgard Rabesteine Burtheime Triberg Citties Colmarie 1. Church Selestadt Reisesperg Benheim Munster in Gregories valley Turkheimie Roshexmie The lower where are Baronie Lichenburg vnder Earle of Hanani Citties Haganoe Weissenburg Landanie These are vnder the Bishop of Argentine who hath in Alsatia Prouffac and Taberne for his see Argentine is a free imperiall Cittie in the midst of both the Alsatiaes Westria The bishoprick of Mediomatrike The Dukedome of Loraine Earledomes Bipont ioyning to the Countie Palatine Culme Bitike vnder the Duke of Lorain Serapont Licelsteme vnder the Count Palatine of Rheine Valedence vnder the same Citties Mets holden from the french for a time Taberna montana The Archbishopricke of Mentz the part of it beyond the Rheine The vppet Bishopricks Spire on this side Rheine Wormes The part of the Countie Palatine on this side Rheine Lotharie Oppenheim Inglesheim Newstadt Alzemie Baccharake part of the Archbishoprick of Treuers on this side Citties Bessardie Confluence Earledomes Lening Westermeg Rhenigraue Kalikenstein Obenstein Spanheim partly vnder the Counte Palatine partly vnder the Marquesse of Bade Citties Spire and Wormes imperiall Magunce sometime imperial but now the Archbishops Begiake VVesalia Bepardie The Archbishop of Treuers Crucemake in the Countie of Sanheim The lower partes The Archbishopricke of Treuers beyond the riuer Mosel with the Cittie of Treuers The Archbishop of Collens iurisdiction below and aboue Collē The Citties of which are Andernake Bonna Soncie Nussie Berke Dukedome of Bolllion The Bishops land of Leodine with the townes Leodke Berge Lucenburg with the Citties partly the Dukes partely the Bishops of Leodine Lucēburg Artume Damllerie Idonie Didehonie Limburg with the Cittie Iuliake with the Citties Iuliake Dure Susterne Ziecard Linke of Austria Stire of Austria Welse of Austria The further the Cittie of the lower bounded by Nasse Danow and the border of Stiria Vienna where is an Vniuersitie Newstadt Genissie with their bishoprickes Huneburg All the Countie of Friole between Oene Athese and the Alpes of Trēt is vnder the Duke of Austrie hath Bishoprickes Trent Brixinie in times past called Sabone Citties Ornigons Snazia Hake by Oene made frutefull by the Sale Brixinie Stirzing Radaburg Porzene There is Stiria the vpper Stiria the lower Citties of Carnithia belonging to the Archduke of Austria are Vissake Clangfurt Santomite Lanuaken Gurcen Bishoprickes Nassa Lamba Citties The Countie of Gorth The Vniuersities that be in Germanie Heydelberg in the Countie Palatine Strasburg in Alsatia Friburg in Brigame Tubing in Wirtemberg Marpurg in Hessia Erford in Turing Iene in Turing Hehustadt in Saxonie Wittēberg in Saxonie Lipsia in Misnia Francford in Marchia Rostoch in Mechelburg Gripsna in Pomerland Regiomōtana in Prussia Ingolstadt in Bauaria Diling in Bauaria Vienne in Austria Prage in Bohemia Magnuth in Eisfeild Collen by Rheine Basil in Heluetia Lausannia in Heluetia Geneua in Heluetia Cassimires Vniuersitie The number 24. Archbishops in Germany be 7. Archbishop of Mentz Archbi of Treuers Archb. Salisburg Arch of Breme Archbi of Collen Arch. of Magdeburg Archb. of Bissantz The Sitting and Orders of the Officers of the Empyre which be distinguished into three Courtes 1 Into Electors and their Ambassadors 2 Into Princes of both Orders 3 Into Imperiall Citties Electors or their Deputies On the right hand   On the left hand Countie Palatine of Rhein King of Bohemie Archbishop of Mentz Chauncelor of the Empyre The Emperor sitting in cōsultation Archbishop of Treuers Archbishop of Collen Duke of Saxonie Marques of Brandeburg These by course chaunge their seat   The Bishop of Treuers reherseth the causes of the Parliament or assembly Which done he was wont to sit right before the Emperor   Then sit thus on sides Princes of both orders On the right hand Churchmen On the left hand ciuil Magistrates The Arch-Duke of Austria taken among the Churchmen by reason of a cōtrouersie of the chief place among the ciuil Gouernors but so as hee must chaunge seate with the Archb. of Salisburg The Archbishop of Salisburg The Archbishop of Madgdeburg who although he be chiefe bishop of Germany yet he yeeldeth to Salisburg as to the elder Bishop The Archbishop of Breme The Archbishop of Rigen in Liuonia which was inuaded by Stephen King of Polone Anno. 1580. The Archbishop of Visance or Rombizant now vnder the King of Spaine The great Master of the dutch order as Agent of the great Master of Prussia The Bishop of Baleberg or Bamberg who is subiect to no Archbishop These are as Suffraganes vnder the Arch-bishop of Mentz but diuersly Wirtemberg Spire Argentine Eychstate Constance Augusta There

decrees of ancient Fathers but by their owne vsurpings and perswasions by the motions of certaine their practises Yet heerewith it was decreed that immediatly when an Emperour was chosen hee should straight way giue notice to the Bishop of Rome declaring how hee was by Gods grace and in due sorte elected as right and lawfull Emperor that he was a christian and worthie that Office wherfore he desired the Pope that it would please him to confirme him in the Empire And if by chance the Pope gain-said him this without iust cause occasion then the Emperor elected might receiue his crowning at the hands of any Christian bishop And because wee may the better see not only this decree to be the first that tooke this authoritie from the Pope which some holde to belong to him of necessitie let vs consider who crowned the Emperors of Constātinople who those that were in Italy before Charlemainge who those that were Heathen before Constantine None of these were crowned by the pope and yet they were Emperors of most great authority and most worthy and mightie princes as in the Histories wee may read Charles the fourth ordeined and added afterward many lawes decrees both worthy memory and profitable especially he ordained that when soeuer the Emperor should sit in his seat of maiestie the Archbishop of Treuers as his great Chauncellor of the low Cuntries should sit right ouer against him the Archbishop of Magunce as great Chancellor of Germany should sit on his right hand the Archbishop of Collen great Chauncellor of Italy on his left hand the King of Bohemia on the right hand of the bishop of Magunce and hard by him the countie Palatine on the left side hard by the Archbishop of Collen should sit the Duke of Saxonie elector by him the Marquesse of Brandenburg Hee also ordained that in their statelye goings this order should be obserued the Archbishop of Treuers should goe before his Maiestie and by him on either side one of the ecclesiasticall Electors the king of Bohemia should goe alone after the Bishops Electors and after him the Elector Duke of Saxonie with the sworde of the Empyre naked in his hand on his right hand shoulde goe the Count Palatine carrying an apple of Golde which signifieth the World vnder the Empyre on the left hand of the saide Duke shoulde goe the Marquesse of Brandenburg with the Imperiall Scepter in his hand and after followed the Emperors maiestie himself And now mee thinks I haue declared sufficientlye how the Romain Empyre came to the hands of the Germanes and how the decrees touching the Empyre were ordeined And as it hath also been spoken before the Duchie of Orhen Sauoy the Realme of Arle abode in the handes of the Germanes when the male issue of Charlemaigne failed The French since that pretēded thereto a title and would by force haue recouered holden the Empire in their hands auouching that from Charlemainge the Empire was discended vnto them they considered not that besides Charlemainge was by nation a Germane and his successors had held Fraunce together with Germany vnited and vnder the Empyre that Charlemainge made alwaies his abode in Germany But the Germans chose after the line failed the mightie Duke of Saxony Otho the first who by his valor and sworde kept still the Empyre in Germanie and recouered again many prouinces beyonde Rheine as Loraine the cheife Citties of which is Metz Brabant and Burgonie and subdued in Italy the Berēgarij that would by force haue made a king of Romanes Hee restored moreouer to the Empyre Sicilie Calabria Apulia and Lombardie He had in his enterprises so great victories that he was called Otho the great and aboue all the victorious battels that he made that which he had in a great plaine neer to Augusta is most worthy of rebrance where he discomfited the army of Hungarians with a terrible conflict and freed Germany from that heathenish people who had long time vexed and spoyled them FINIS A Discription of Germany GErmany is two waies to bee vnderstood either Olde or great Germany conteyning all beyond the Rheine Or Germany that is gotten by armes The olde Germany is also two waies The hither Germany which is bounded East vpon the riuer Nabus Sala and Albis hauing taken Sala into it on the west side Rheine on the South-side and the Germaine Ocean on the northside The further Germany the bounds whereof are Eastward on the coast of the hilly Hungary Polonie hath on the west Nabus Sala and Albis taking in Sala on the north it hath the Baltick sea the sea toward Sweuia That gotten by armes is By the Rheine or beyonde the Rheine The hithermost Germany is either The south Germany which is bounded on the north with mountaines that run along euen from Rheine by the borders of west-Phalia Hessia Turing and Saxonie on the East hath the Riuer Sala The north Germany which lying togither with the south parte hath on the back for the boundes all the residue of Rheine and Albis and the Ocean sea The south-part The Forrest of Hercinia called the black forest Brisgraue The Marquesse of Bade his possessions The Duchie of Wittemberge The part of Sweuia beyond Danow The vpper Countie Palatine The parte beyond the Rheine of the lower Countie Palatine Wedderaw The Forrest or close called Hesperia silua All Hessia Turing Eyfeild euen to Hessia and Hercinia somtime the Duke of Brunswikes but now by purchase the Archbishops of Mentz The Forest of Hercinia in the borders of Turing and Saxonie with the Counties lying there about and certaine ancient Lordships therewith incorporated The East-Fraunce Earle-domes and Baronies within the Forrest of Hercinia Furstenburg vnder the Lordship and rule of Henry Albert bretheren Earles there Waldburg Sewer to the Emperor for the Countie Palatine Cymberie Lymborne Suthense Colleren some part The most famous Citties of Brisgraue Friburg where is an vniuersitie Brisac New-burg Waldkirk vnder Ferdinand Archduke of Austria The possessi of the Marques of Bade The vpper Sussenburg a Lantgraueship Rethelense by office a Champion Badanille by office a Champion Hochburg a Marques-dome The lower Marquesse townes are Baden or the common weale of waters Ethling Dumac Fortrenium In the Lordship of Frederick Iames and George bretheren Cheif Citties of the Duchie of Wittēberg Imperiall as Esling Rentling Gemund Heilprume Stuckgard a place for the Court. Tubing hauing an Vniuersitie Gepping Dukedomes proper The cheife Citties of Swueia Donawerd Nordling Bopfing Dinkels-pijhel Wending now in the iurisdiction of Boiarik sometime the Earles of Orting Norway vnder which are Noremberg and Weissemburg imperial Citties sometimes Noremberg was sometimes a Burgraue but nowe it is vnder the rule of the Marquesse of Brandenburg vnder the iuridction thereof are townes Onoldspach Swabach and other Bishoprickes there are Baleburg wirtzburg Eystacht The Citties therof so named Fulda a part of Aspatia wherin is Hamborough Earledomes in East France Henneberg a