A. Abbesses of two Convents, the Ceremony of marrying them by every Doge of Venice, [400]. Their Dress, [401]. Agrippina, Empress of Rome, [250]. Ahlen-Castle, in the Dutchy of Zell; the Retreat of the Duke's unfortunate Daughter, [62]. Aix-la-chapelle, t. [199], [341]. Albert, Margrave of Brandenbourg, [82]. Albert I. Emperor, [388]. Albert II. Emperor, [388]. Aller, R. [61]. Alpes, for whom those Mountains were made, [395]. Altena, t. [53], [57]. Distress of the Inhabitants, [58]. Privileg'd Place for Bankrupts, [59]. Altenbourg, t. [167]. Altheim, Count and Countess, [255], [256]. Amelia, Empress of Germany, 228 to [230], &c. [344]. Amminati, Sculptor, [426]. Andrew, Cardinal of Austria, [390]. St. Andrew's Order of Muscovy, [76]. Angelo, Michael, his saying that certain Gates were good enough for Paradise, [428]. Anhalt-Cothen, Princess, [173]. Anhalt-Dessau Leopold, Pr. [37]. His Amour and Marriage, and his Menace to shoot his Tutor, [38], [39]. His Character by the late D. of Savoy, [39]. His Valour, [39], [40]. His Government, [82]. Augustus Lewis, Pr. his Wives and Issue, [83]. Anhalt-Zerbst, Magdalen-Augusta, Duchess of Saxe-Gotha, [181]. Anna-Maria's Violin, [415]. Anne, Princess Royal of Denmark, and Electress-Dowager of Saxony, [100]. Anne-Frederica, of Promnitz, [83]. Anne-Sophia-Charlotte, of Prussia, Duchess of Saxe-Eysenach, [183]. Annunciation-Pictures, done by Tintoret and Titian, [419]. Anspach, [193], [204]. See Brandenbourg. Anthony-Ulric, D. of Brunswic-Lunenburg-Wolfembuttle, [69], [71], [73], [75], [79]. Antinous's Statue, [370].
Antonietta-Amelia of Brunswic-Blanckenbourg, [72]. Apollodorus Statuary, [427]. Apollonia, the Singer, [415]. Appel, a Merchant at Leipsic, his House the Residence of the K. of Poland, [85]. Appennine Mountains, [425]. Aquapendente, t. [430]. Arch-duchess, [232], [233], [381]. Architecture, the best Article that Princes can lay out their Money in, [10]. Aremberg, Duke and Duchess Dowager, [332], [333]. Argenson, M. de, [303]. Arlington, Countess of, [67]. Arnheim, Marshal de, [40]. Arnim, Sigismond de, [146]. Arnould, St. [366]. Arthur, Prince of Wales, [389]. Augsbourg, t. [273]. Its Comparison with Antwerp, [275]. Its chief Trade, [275], [276]. Augusta, of Saxe-Gotha, Princess of Wales, [182]. Augustus III. K. of Poland, [97], [99]. His Travels and Conversion to Popery, [101]. His Marriage, [102], [165]. His Love and Duty to his Father, [104]. His Election and Coronation, [106]. His Tutor, [126], [127]. His Queen, [98]. Their Children, [99]. Augustus-William D. of Brunswic-Lunenburg Wolfembuttle, [69], [71], [73]. Augustus-Albert, Prince of Prussia, [113]. Augustus, Emperor, [273]. Aulic Council, at Berlin, [14]. At Vienna, [244]. St. Austin's Tract of the City of God, [179]. Austria, House, of whom it now consists, [233]. A Wish that it never may be extinct, [233]. Its great Alliances, [250]. Austrian Princes, remarkable for an Air of Gravity, [112]. Their People's Avertion to the Bohemians, [222]. The scurvy Pun of a French Jester upon them, [228]. Their Epicurism, [253]. Pride, [254]. Their Fondness for the Title of Count, [255]. Austrian and Lorrain Families united, [233], [341]. Auvergne, Princesses, [332], [333]. B. Backover, M. Chancellor of Saxe-Gotha, [182]. Baden-Baden, Margrave and Margravine, [213], [299], [300]. Baden-Dourlach, Christian, Margrave of, [183], [279]. Charles, [293], [296]. [298]. Margravine, [298], [300], [301], [304]. Badiani, Count, [244]. Bahlberg, Adolphus, Baron of, [184]. Baldinucci, Philip, the Sculptor, [426]. Balls of Bohemia, compar'd with those in the Hay-Market, [223]. Bamberg, t. [201], &c. the mighty Prerogative of its Bishop, [201]. Barbi, t. [82]. Bareith, Margraves. See Brandenbourg. Bareith, t. [204]. Princess, [303]. Baron, the Title purchased in Germany by a Messenger, [256]. Basset, how a Lady made her Gallant's Fortune at it, [252]. Bass-Viols, a German Duke's Fondness for 'em, [168], to [171]. Bavaria, Electors of, [259], [262], [263]. Its Division, [267]. Riches and Revenue, [167], [268].
Electoress, [363], [364]. Its Apostle, [366]. Baudissin, M. Wolf, Henry de, [104], [127], [128]. Baumgarten, General, [84]. Beaufort, Marquis de, [135]. Beausobre, M. [15]. Bedmar, Marquis de, his Conspiracy, [409]. Beichling, M. Chancellor, [91]. Beichling, Countess Dowager, [141]. Belgrade, [248]. Belvedere-Palace, [4]. Benedict XIII. Pope, [337], [430]. Benedictines, a sort of Republic form'd in that Order, [190]. Benson, William, Esq; Director of the fine Water-works at Herenhausen, [67]. Bentivoglio, Cardinal, his Remark upon the Alps and the neighbouring People, [395]. Bergenopzoom, [332]. Berlin, t. [3]. Its Obligation to the French Refugees, [3]. Its Academy, [147]. Bernsdorff, John Hartwig Ernest, Baron of, [155]. Berschen, t. [394]. Beveren, Baron de, [334], [335]. Bevern, Brunswic Branch, [71]. Charles, Prince of, [26], [72]. Ferdinand-Albert, Prince of [70], [71], [72]. Elizabeth-Christina, Princess, [72]. Bilinski, Count and Countess, [118]. Bishoprick, which the first in Germany, [201]. Black Liveries, never given by a certain German Family, [363]. Blanc, M. de, [306]. Blanche, Mary, Wife to the Emperor Maximilian, [389]. Blanckenbourg, County, [79]. Blanckenbourg, t. [76], [78]. Stupidity of the People, [78]. Blanckenbourg's Duke and Duchess, [71], [76], [78]. The Duke's Treaty with the Elector of Hanover for a Vote and Seat in the Dyet, [79]. His Accession to the Title of the D. of Wolfembuttle, [80]. Blanckenheim-Mandersheldt, Francis George, Count de, [333]. Bockenheim, t. [340]. Bohemia, [210], [211], &c. [244]. Where and by whom its Kings and Queens are consecrated, [212]. Its Saints, ib.. The Wealth and Grandeur of its Nobility, and the Poverty and Slavery of the Peasants, [218], [219], [221]. Its States, of whom compos'd, [222]. Their Aversion to the Austrians, [222]. Bolagnos, Count de, [397]. Bologna, John, [427]. Bologna, t. [423], [424]. Bolsano. t. [392]. Bolsena, t. [430]. Bork, the Prussian Minister and General, [31], [42]. Bose, Countess of, [145]. Bossagno, t. [394]. Bot, the Architect, [10], [18]. Compar'd to Bernini, [94]. Bothmar, Count de, [65]. Bouillon, Princes, why they had the Title of Domestic Highnesses, [210]. Bourbon and Austria, Houses, our Author's Wish that they might never be extinct, [233]. Bourbon, Duchess of, [310], [332]. Bourg, Marshal de, [306], [307]. Brandenbourg, Electors of, Joachim II. [196]. John George, [204]. Brandenbourg, Lewis, Margrave of, [387]. Brandenbourg-Anspach, Margraves, capital, [193], &c., [195], [361].
Margravine, [194]. Her Present to our Author, [197]. Death in this Family pretended to be always foretold by the Appearance of a Spirit, [196]. Brandenbourg-Bareith, Margraves, [200], &c. [205], &c. [303], [342]. Brandenbourg, t. [2]. Brandenbourg-Schwedt, Marquis of, [26]. Margravine Dowager, [125]. Brandstein, Frederic-Augustus de, [145]. Brebentau, Mademoiselle de, [116], [157]. Brebentau, the Palatine of Marienbourg, [163]. Breitenbauch, Henry-Augustus de, [146]. Bremer, M. de, [195]. Brenner, Mountain, [391], [392]. Breslau, the Road from it to Berlin, [1]. Breton-Villiers, Marquis, Reflection on his Memoirs, [337]. Brezé, Marshal de, [321]. Brhousel, t. [318]. Brimstone, prescrib'd to the Austrians by a French Jester, [228]. Brixen, t. [392], [394]. Brocks, a Hamburgher and Poet, [53]. Brou, M. de, [306]. Bruhl, John and Henry de, [104], [129], [130], [131], [132], [140]. Adolphus de, [140]. Baron de, [174], [177]. Brunswic Hanover, John-Frederic, Duke of, [229]. Brunswic Family, [61], [69], [71]. The Princes descended from it, [231]. Brunswic, t. [69], [75]. Brunswic-Blanckenbourg, Lewis Rodolf, Duke of, [70], [231]. Brunswic-Lunenbourg-Wolfembuttle, Duke of, [231]. Bucentaur, a fine Venetian Galley, [399], [407]. Bulau, Baron de, [65], [66]. Baroness, [66]. Burgau, Charles, Margrave of, [390]. Burgundy, Charles the Bold, Duke of, [389]. Philip Duke, [389]. Buthler, Constantine, Baron of, [184]. C. Cabinet Ministers, their Precedence at the Court of Prussia, [134]. Caccioli Antonio, Painter, [424]. Cadets Academies, [48]. Cæsar's War with Pompey, painted, [370]. Callenberg, Augustus-Henry Gottlob, Count de, [145]. Camke, Madame de, [25]. Camke, Messieurs de, [44]. Candi, a famous Painter, [261]. Carinthia, Henry Duke of, [387]. Carlowitz, John-George de, [145]. Treaty, [238]. Carlsbad, t. [208], &c. Virtue of its Baths, ib. Carlsrouhe, t. [293]. Caroline, Princess of Saxe-Eysenach, [115]. Cassel, See Hesse. Castel, Count de, [195]. Castilloncello, t. [429]. Catsch, M. a Minister of Prussia, [5], [17], [43]. Catzenellenbogen, upper County, [357]. Chains, that bound St. Peter, St. Paul, and St. John, three Links of them, [198]. Chalisac, M. [37]. Charlemain's Crown and Sword, [199]. Charles, Margrave of Burgau, [390]. Charles II. K. of Spain, [387].
Charles IV. Emperor, [387]. Charles V. Emperor, [381], [387], [423]. Charles VI. Emperor, [70], [230], [341]. His Diversions, [233]. His Friendship and Gratitude, [256]. His Love for the Empress, [257]. Remarks on his Coronation, [341]. Charles-Christian, Prince of Prussia, [113]. Charles, K. of Sardinia, [335]. Charles XII. K. of Sweden, [55], [56], [123], [124]. Charles, Prince Palatine of Sultzbach, [332]. Charles, the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, [389]. Charles-Albert, Elector of Bavaria, [259], [262], [263]. His Electoress, [263]. Charles-Lewis, Elector Palatine, [274], [342], [381], [383]. Philip ditto, [328], [330], [331]. His Revenues, [337]. Charlottemburg House, [35]. Child-bearing, ascrib'd to the Miracles of the two Bohemian Saints, [213], [214]. Christian, Margrave of Brandenburg-Bareith, [200]. Christian-Lewis, Margrave of Brandenburg, [28]. Ulric, Duke of Wirtemberg-Oels, and Bernstad, [83]. William, of Saxe-Gotha, Prince, [182]. Christina-Louisa, of Oetingen, Duchess of Blanckenbourg, [70]. Christina, Princess of Saxe-Weissenfels, [114], [115]. Christopher, St. where most worshipped, [394]. Cicerone, the Meaning of that Word in Italy, [395]. Cinfuentes, Count de, [244]. Cleisheim, [375]. Clischoff, Battle, [163]. Clovis, K. of France, [388]. Coburg, t. [200]. Cohorn, Engineer, [328]. Cohten, t. [83]. Colin, Alexander, Statuary, [386]. Collobradt, Count, [220]. Collonitz, the Count and the Cardinal, [248], [249]. Collowrat, Count and Countess, [133], [148]. Complimenters, nauseous, [199]. Condé, Princess of, [344]. Conferences, Counsellors of, [240], [244]. Constance, Council of, [15], [339]. Coquets, in Venice, the Place of their Rendezvous, [415]. Corfou, Island, [408]. Cornaro Family's Tomb, [404]. Cosel Countess of, Mistress of the late K. of Poland, [90], [91], [117], [118], [120], [124]. Her Menaces against him, [118]. Count, [117], [136]. Her Daughter, [142]. Cosmo I. Duke of Florence, [426], [427]. Costa, Count de, [101], [123]. Counts of the Empire, their Preheminence, [287]. Courland, Duchess Dowager, [200]. Craut, his surprising Rise from behind the Compter to the Ministry, [4]. Creutz, M. de, Prussian Minister, [5], [45]. Creutzer, Coin, [278]. Crossen, t. [1]. Culmbach-Brandenburg, Margraviate, [204]. George-Frederic-Charles, the Margrave, [205]. His Family and Revenues, [204], &c. [208]. Cunegonda, Empress, her Tomb, [202], [387]. Cup, which Joseph put in Benjamin's Sack; the Reason our
Author had to remember that Passage, [204]. Customs, a remarkable Attachment to old ones, [78], [79]. Cyprianus, Dr. [179]. Cyprus, Cornaro, Q. of, [406]. Czarowitz, [70]. D. Damnitz, M. de, Grand Marshal of Saxe-Gotha, [182]. Danckelman, Baron de, [15]. He prophesies his own Fate, [16]. Dangervilliers, M. [306], [307]. Danneberg, Henry de, [71]. Danebrock Order, [74]. Dantzick, t. invested, [107]. Reduc'd, [108], [109]. Danube, R. [278]. Darmstadt, t. [357]. Landgraves, [357], [362]. Daun, Count and Marshal de, [246], [370]. Degenfeldt (Schomberg) Count de, [342], [343]. Dehn, Count de, [72], [73]. A very fine Dancer, as well as Minister of State, [74]. Dejanira's Story painted, [383]. Delitz, Countess of, [66]. Denhoff, General, [7]. Denmark, Q. of, [208]. The Prince Royal, [208]. Devos, Tapestry-maker at Brussels, [236]. Diedrichstein, Count, [147]. Doberginsky, M. [35]. Doges of Venice, their Marriage of the Sea, and of the Abbesses of two Convents, [399], [400]. Dohna, Count de, [6]. Dorffling, a Taylor, his Rise to be a General in the Army, [12]. Dorothea-Sophia, Princess of Prussia, [19]. Dorothy, Electress of Brandenburg, [19]. Dresden, t. [87], [157], &c. Drinking hard, in Germany, our Author's humourous Account how it affected him, [184], [187], to [190], [204], [325], to [327]. Where he reckons it an inseparable Function of the Ecclesiastical Courts, [204]. Duhamel, Francis, General, [7], [412]. His Lady, [412]. Duvaine, General, [5]. Duval, a famous Soop-maker, [56]. E. East-Friesland, George-Albert, Prince of, [208]. Eib, General, [191]. Einsiedel, John George de, [143]. Einsiedel, Curt de, [144]. His Lady, [144]. Einsiedel Detler, Henry de, [146]. Eleonora, Empress, [240], [381]. Eleonora, Princess of Neubourg, [230]. Eleonora-Philippina, Princess of Hesse-Rhinfels, [332]. Elizabeth, Empress of Germany, [232], &c. Her Abjuration of the Lutheran Religion, [232]. Elizabeth-Sophia of Brandenbourg, Duchess Dowager of Courland, [200]. Elizabeth-Christina of Oetingen, Duchess of Blanckenbourg, [76]. Elvan, t. [378]. Emanuel, Prince of Savoy, [238]. Emigrants, of Saltzbourg, [375], [376]. Emperors of Germany, the Ceremony of their Audiences, [225]. Their Dining, [225]. Suppers, [227]. Pictures, [370]. Empresses, the Respect paid to them, 228 to [230], &c.
Empress Dowager, [229]. Eosander, the Architect, [10]. Erdmansdorff, Ernest-Ferdinand de, [144]. Erfurt, t. [178]. Erlangen, Christian, t. [200]. Ernest-Augustus, the first Elector of Hanover, [63], [67]. How he obtain'd that Dignity, [68]. Ernest, Arch-Duke, and his Wife, [389]. Ernest-Augustus, Duke of Saxe-Weimar, [173]. Ernest the Pious, Duke of Gotha, [178]. Etiquette, in foreign Courts, what, [224]. Etlingen, t. [303]. Eversberg, t. [364]. Eugene of Savoy, Prince, his Palace, [236]. His Character, [237], [141]. His Regiment of Dragoons, [237]. His Sickness, Death, and Interment, [238]. His Employments and Estate, [238], [240]. His last Will, [239]. His Library, [239]. His Nephew, [239]. Excellency, the Venetians Fondness for the Title, [420], [421]. Eysenach, t. [183]. See Saxe. F. Fatima, a Turkish Lady, [115], [116]. Favourita, the Emperor's Palace, [234]. Faustina, the Singer, [421]. Ferbellin, t. [50]. Ferdinand, I. de Medicis, [427]. Ferdinand, K. of Castille, [387]. Ferdinand, K. of the Romans, [381]. Ferdinand I. Emperor, [385], [387]. His Son's Tomb, [389], and Wife, [390]. Ferdinand-Albert, D. of Brunswic-Lunenbourg and Bevern, [70], [71], [72]. His Merit and Preferment, [72]. Ferdinand-Mary, Elector of Bavaria, [259]. His Wife, [260]. Ferdinand, Duke of Bavaria, [263], [264]. His Duchess, [263]. Ferrara, t. [423]. Finck, of Finckenstein, Count, [25]. Fiorenzola, t. [425]. Fermian, Barons of, [367]. Fishermen, at Venice, their Election of their Doge or Chief, [402]. Fitztuhm, Count de, [91], [142]. His Daughter, [150]. Fleming, James-Henry, Count de, Prime Minister of Poland, [73], [74], [89], [90], [92], [102], [125], [144], [152], [155], [162]. His Reason for employing Foreigners before Saxons, [155]. The Origin of his Family and his Education, [162]. His Preferments from first to last, [162], &c. His Marriage and his Duels, [163], [165]. His Conduct with regard to Patkul, [164]. His Estate, [165], [166]. His general Character, [166]. Fleming, Mademoiselle de, [116]. Fleury, Marquis de, [135]. Cardinal de, [241]. Florence, t. [425]. Fohsen, Mademoiselle de, [38]. Forbenius he saved the Life of the Elector of Brandenbourg, [51]. Force, Marshall de, [321]. Forchs, the Starost assassinated, [155]. Francfort, on the Rhine, [340]. Privilege of those here called Residents, [342]. Francfort, on the Oder, t. [2]. Francis I. K. of France, his solemn Affirmation, [215]. Franconia, Duke, [185], [191].
Frankenberg, Baron de, [236]. Frankendahl, t. [338]. Frauenstad, Battle, [163]. Frederic, of Austria, nicknam'd the Pennyless Prince, [385], [386], [388]. Frederic, Elector Palatine, who was chose K. of Bohemia, [210]. Frederic IV. Emperor, [387], [388]. His Mother, [389]. Frederic, Electoral Prince of Saxony, [99], [112]. Frederic II. Duke of Gotha, [180], [181]. III. the present Duke, [181], [182]. His Brother William, [181]. His other Brothers and Sisters, and his Revenues and Guards, &c. [182]. Frederic-Augustus II. K. of Poland, [94], [102]. His Nativity calculated at Venice, [95], [96]. His Death, [96]. His Queen, and her Death, [97]. His Change of Religion, [100]. The Method he took to convert his Son, [101]. His Natural Issue, [115], &c. His Generosity, [164]. Frederic IV. K. of Denmark's Compassion to the Altenois, [58], [59]. His Queen's Retirement, [59]. His giving Audience to the Senate at Bologna, [423], [426]. Frederic, the Fair, [230]. Frederic-William, Elector of Brandenbourg, his Statue, [9]. His remarkable Speech to his Soldiers, [50]. His daughter, [200]. Frederic I. K. of Prussia, his Statue, [8], [297]. Frederic, Prince Royal of Prussia, [25]. Frederica-Sophia, Princess of Prussia, [25], [26]. Frederica-Louisa, Princess of Prussia, [26]. Of Saxe-Gotha, Princess, [182]. Fredericsfeld, House, [27]. Friesberg, Baron de, [61]. Friesland, Henry-Frederic, Count of, [123], [139], [142]. Frisoni, an Architect, [288], [290]. Fuchs, Baron de, the Prussian Minister, [4], [29], [41]. Fuchs, Countess de, [254]. Fugger, Maximilian, Count, [266]. His generous Entertainment of the Emperor Charles V. [276]. Fuhl, de, Great Marshal, [90]. Fulde, t. [184]. Magnificence of its Abbot, [184]. Fultishau, Convent, [380]. Furstemberg, Prince, [165]. Cardinal, [315]. Furstenfeldt, Abbey, [272], [273]. G. Gala, Days of, what, [226], [227], [228]. Galeas, John Duke of Milan, [389]. Gallasch, Count de, [211]. Gardeners, the best in all Germany, [85]. Garment, Christ's, a Relique of it, [198]. Gaston, John, Great Duke of Tuscany, [428]. Gates, thought by Michael Angelo to be good enough for Paradise, [428]. Gemblours, Abbot of, his sole Privilege of celebrating Mass booted and spurr'd, [191]. Gemming, Baron de, [208]. Gentleman, two French Kings fond of the Title, [215]. George I. K. of Great Britain, his Wife, [61], [62]. His Administration, [61], [64], [68]. George II. King, [64], [69]. George-William, Margrave of Brandenbourg-Bareith, [205].
George (St.) Abbess of, [212]. Order Bavarian, [260]. George I. Landgrave of Darmstad, [357]. German Language, its Excellency. [53], [195]. Vanity of the Germans, [198]. Gersi, the French Ambassador, [397]. Gersner, Physician, [368]. Gerstorf, Gotlob-Frederic, Baron de, [47]. Gertrude, a Marcoman Lady, History of her, an entertaining Novel, [343], &c. Its Key, [355]. Gilles (St.) Count de, [92]. Glass Manufacture of Venice, [410]. Globe, John-Frederic Count de, [334]. Goblet of Gold, the Pleasure with which our Author drank out of it; and how he wish'd to carry it off, [204]. Godfrey of Bouillon, K. of Jerusalem, [388]. Gohren, Baron de, [45]. Gortz, (Henry) Baron de, [54]. His famous Copper Coin, [56]. His Execution, [57]. Gortz, the Hanovarian, [64]. Gotha, see Saxe, and Frederic, and Ernest. Gotha, t. [178]. Its Dukes, [178], [179], &c. Duchesses, [181]. The noble Library here, [179]. Their Revenues, [182]. Gravenitz, Count de, [284], [285], [286]. Gravenitz, Countess de, Mistress of the D. of Wirtemberg, [279], [282], to [284]. Gravity, an Air peculiar to the Austrian Princes, [112]. Grosh, the Value of that Coin, [85]. Grumkau, the Prussian Minister, [5], [31], [43]. Grunberg, the Architect, [6]. Guide, a remarkable one that was blind, [277]. Guides, the Name given to them in Italy, [305]. Guldenstein-Huguetan, Count de, [35]. Gundacker de Staremberg, Count, [241]. Gustavus Adolphus, [259], [274]. H. Hacke, M. de, [46]. Hagen, Baron de, [75], [101]. Haguenau, [381], t. Hall, the largest next to Westminster, [215]. Halle, t. [82], [377], [380]. University, [85]. Hamburgh, t. [51], [199]. Its Dispute with Denmark, [52]. Its Opera, [52]. Its Mob, [54]. Vindication of its Citizens from the Charge of Cruelty to the Altenois, [58]. Their Respect to the Jews, [53], [59]. Hamelen, t. [68]. Hanau, Count of, [359], [361], [362]. Hanau, Charlotta-Christina of, [359]. Hanau, t. [360], [362]. Hanover, [63], [68]. Roman Catholics there, [63]. Revenues of the Electorate, [68]. —— Electoress of, [343], [344]. Harbourg, t. [60], [68]. Hardenberg, M. Grand Marshal of Hanover, [64], [65]. Harlay, M. de. [306]. Harrach, Count de, [242], [367], [368], [371]. Hattorfs, Ministers compar'd to Louvois and Barbesieux, [65], [66]. Hatzfield, Egmont Count, [335]. Haugwitz, John-Adolphus de, [142].
Heidelberg, t. [321], [322]. Its Decay to what owing, [323]. Its famous Tun, [324]. Heilbron, [375]. Henrietta-Benedictine, the Princess Palatine, [229]. Henry II. Emperor, his Tomb, [202]. Henry IV. Emperor, the pompous Interment he wish'd his Enemies, [168]. Henry III. K. of France, [309]. Henry IV. K. of France, his Ambition to be called the first Gentleman in his Kingdom, [215]. Herenhausen Palace, [67]. Herford Abbey, [27]. Hering, M. de, Vice-Chancellor of Saxe-Gotha, [177], [182]. Hermitage, a Seat near Bareith, [207]. Herzan, Maximilian Count de, [146]. Hesler, M. de, [108]. Hesse Princes, [357]. Hesse-Cassel, Philip the Landgrave of, [357], [362]. Hesse-Darmstadt, Ernest-Lewis Landgrave of, [357]. His Wife, [358]. His Son and his Wife, [359]. His Revenues and Troops, [360]. Hesse-Rhinfels, Princess of, [332]. Hildesheim, Baron, [335]. Hochstet Battle, [262]. Hoffman, Professor of Physic at Halle, [208]. Hohenlo, Count de, [353]. Holstein-Beck, Lewis-Frederic Pr. of, [150]. —— Charles-Lewis Pr. of, [120], [150]. Dorothy, Princess of, [205]. Houtten, Christopher-Francis de, Pr. and Bp. of Wurtzbourgh, [185]. Hoym, Count de, [91], [92], [117], [118]. His Catastrophe, [136], [137]. Hubert (St.) his Legacy, [190]. Noted for killing Rats, [196]. Hubertsbourgh, t. [86], [103], [157]. Huss, John, [339]. Hussites, the Remains of 'em, [216]. I. Jacobi, the Statuary, [9]. Jacquelot, M. [15]. Janson, Cardinal, [315]. Jews, the Respect shewed them at Hamburg, [53], [59]. Not tolerated at Anspach, and why, [198]. Their Punishment for crucifying an Infant of Christian Parents on Christmass-day, [216]. Vast number of 'em in Bohemia, [216]. and the Palatinate, [337]. Ilgen, Baron, Prussian Minister, [31], [41]. Ilten, Messieurs de, of Hanover, [66], [67]. Inn River, [364], [379], [380]. Inspruc, t. [380]. Joan of Castille, [387]. John's (St.) Village in Tirol, [378]. John (St.) of Jerusalem, Kts. of, [28]. John (St.) Nepomucene, [212], [213]. John-Ernest ABp. of Saltzbourg, [373]. John-Adolphus of Saxe-Weissenfels, [99], [114]. John-George I. Elector of Saxony, [114]. John-George III. Elector of Saxony, [94]. John-George IV. Elector, [94]. John-Augustus of Saxe-Gotha, Pr. [182]. —— Adolphus, ditto, [182].