[160] Sattler, Historische Beschreibung des Herzogthums Würtemberg.
[161] Suite des Mémoires pour servir à l’Hist. de Brandenburg, p. 63, where the royal author adds, “The common use of carriages is not older than the time of John Sigismund.”
[162] Annal. Ferdin. V. p. 2199; and vii. p. 375.
[163] In Suite des Mém. pour serv. à l’Hist. de Brandenburg, p. 63, it is remarked that they were coarse coaches, composed of four boards put together in a clumsy manner.
[164] Rink, Leben K. Leopold, p. 607.
[165] Lünig’s Theatr. Cer. i. p. 289.
[166] Ludolf, v. p. 416. Von Moser’s Hofrecht, ii. p. 337.
[167] Lunig. Corp. Jur. Feud. Germ. ii. p. 1447.
[168] An attempt was made also to prevent the use of coaches by a law in Hungary in 1523.
[169] Histoire des Antiquités de Paris, par Sauval, i. p. 187.