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§. 10. The Circle of Austria.

Divided into	Lower, Eastward—	Chief Town	Vienna.
Higher, Westward—	Inspruck.

More particularly,

Lower contains	Arch D. of Austria	East	Chief Town	Vienna	Vienna, chief of the whole.
West	Lintz
D. of	Stiria	higher, W.	Judenburg	Judenburg	from N. to S.
lower, E.	Gratz—
Carinthia	higher, W.	Willach—	Clagenfurt
lower, E.	Clagenfurt
	Carniola	higher, N.	Laubach—	Laubach—
	lower, S.	Loes—
Higher con∣tains the	County of Tyrol—	Inspruck—	from N. to S.
Bishopr. of Brixen	Idem—

Besides these are some other petty Soveraignties, especially these two following▪

The D. of	Goritia—	in Carniola	40 miles W.	of Laubech.
Gilley—	36 miles E.

Under this Circle is ordinarily comprehended Bohemia, containing

The K. of Bohemia, prop. so call'd	Chief Town	Prague—	S. to N.
Lusatia	higher, Northward—	Soraw	〈◊〉〈◊〉
lower, Southward—	Pantzen
Moravia	Eastern—	Weiskirk	Olmutz
Western—	Olmutz
D. of Silesia	higher, Southward	Troppaw	Breslaw
lower, Northward	Breslaw

After the 10 Circles of Germany followeth Switzerland, compre∣hending 13 Cantons, with several Confederate Cities and Proe∣fectures.

(1.) The thirteen Cantons are those of

• ...Zurick,
• ...Switz,
• ...Glaris,
• ...Solothurn,
• ...Bern,
• ...Underwald,
• ...Basil,
• ...Schafhousen,
• ...Lucern,
• ...Zug,
• ...Friburg,
• ...Apenzel.

These Cantons are set down according to their Votes in the gene∣ral Diets; each of them hath a capital City of its own Name except Uri (chief Town Altorf) and Underwald (chief Town Stant) and are reduced to three Classes.

Viz.	West comprehending	Basil—	from N. to S.
Soloturn—
Bern—
Freiburg—
Middle comprehending	Schafhouse—	from N. to S.
Zurich—
Zug—
Lucern—
Switz—
Underwald—
Uri—
East comprehending	Apenzil—	from N. to S.
Glaris—

(2.) The chief Con∣federates of the Switzers are the	Grisons, ch. T. Coire	W. of the	County of Tirol.
City of Geneva—	Lake of Geneva.
(3.) The chief Prae∣fectures of the Switzers are	Baden—	on the	W. N. W.	of Zurick.
Bremgarten
Mellingen—
Sargans▪ N. of the Grisons.

To the German Empire we might here annex the Kingdom of Hun∣gary, it being now almost intirely under the Emperour; But of it when we come to Turkey in Europe.